APSA Glorious At Genesis Connect Housing Tournament In Partnership With West Ham United


London APSA boys traveled to Stratford  next to the Olympic Village, where they took part in the Genesis Connect Housing Tournament In Partnership With West Ham United.

4 teams took part in the 4 A Side Tournament and each team had to play each other 3 times.

London APSA won all 12 of their games undefeated to win the round robin tournament ahead of  second placed Palace Youth FC.

The tournament was supported by West Ham United Coaches who refereed the matches as well as help organize the event. 

All the boys in the end received winners medals from West Ham. 

Juva Youth Tournament Winners 2015 - London APSA



























26/08/2015

It was victory once again for the London APSA Youth Team as they marched on in a wet and rainy Wednesday afternoon to win the Juva Youth Tournament 2015 at Stepney Green Park, Tower Hamlets.

The team won all their matches and kept a clean sheet throughout the whole tournament not conceding a single goal.

Despite the rain the boys played some brilliant football and stuck to their passing game.

Juva Youth FC finished runners up in second place on points.

APSA Play in first Under 14 Tournament And Finish As Finalists

22/08/2015

London APSA took part in the Rohingya Power League Cup For Burma a Charity 5 A Side tournament in aid of people in Burma on Saturday 22nd August 2015 and for the first time took part in an U14 tournament playing against boys 2 years older.

However the team achieved more then expected as they went on all the way to the final after playing 8 matches in the group and keeping a clean sheet the whole way through, the boys beat Manor United in the Semi Final 3-1 on penalties with Taher Mahmood, Kamran Uddin, and Captain Tanbir Ahmed all getting their spot kicks on target.

In the Final it was London APSA U12s against Ahle Sunnah U14s and although the boys showed great character and team spirit they lost the final 3-1. But there was no doubt the boys were the better team, they were able to handle situations in the game very well and gave their 100% and showed they can play against any opposition that is put in front of them.

Manager Hafiz Ahmed said after the game 'I'm so proud of these players regardless who they play against they will always give 100%. Today we played in an Under 14s tournament against boys a few years older then us, who were physically stronger than us, but we kept our game the whole way through, We showed we can play against ant opposition regardless of size, age or ability, Well done to all our boys, im proud of each and every single one of you'. 

London APSA Hold On To Win SkyWay Teenage Kicks Tournament At Haggerston Park

































21/08/15

APSA boys march onto the pitch before the final against Shoreditch 
After going out on penalties in last years semi final. The APSA boys made sure they made up for last years loss, as 12 months on they become champions of the annual SkyWay Teenage Kicks Tournament at Haggerston Park, Hackney. After coming from behind to beat Shoreditch Youth FC 2-1.

The boys eased through the first few group matches but then lost 2-0 against Shoreditch Youth FC a very quick and physical side.

However the tense fiery match didn't end there, the two sides met in the final of the event, and it was a difficult game for APSA as they were 1-0 down within the first 2 minutes.

Shoreditch Youth were tiring out, and APSA pushed and pushed for an equalizer and got it through Faez Kashem the youngest player in the team as his deflected shot was put in.

It was now game on, However it was the APSA boys who showed more hunger and determination to win more then their opponents as they pushed for a winner, Captain Tanbir Ahmed put a neat cross in which was volleyed in by Faez Kashem for his brace with 30 seconds of the game left.

The score was now 2-1 to London APSA. Everyone was waiting for the final whistle and when it blew it was relief for APSA as they crafted so hard for this win.

London APSA Boys Win East London Charity Cup and Raise £200 For Newham Learning Centre.

London APSA Boys After Winning the East London Charity Cup After Beating NILC 6-2 in The Final At Clapton FC's Old Spotted Dog Ground. 
16/08/15

It was the same old story for the London APSA Youth Team, another game, another final and another win, But on this occasion the young boys managed to raise over £200 for the Newham Learning Centre in Manor Park.

A crowd of over 70 spectators most of whom were players families, friends and local people watched a mouth watering finale as both teams battled it out to be crowned champions.

Both teams come out onto the pitch cheered on by the fans 
The competition itself started in 2012 were Aspire Youth beat Forest Gate United 2-1 to lift the trophy, On the other hand, APSA have won the competition 2 years in a row in 2013 and 2014 with convincing wins over Loxford Youth and ELFA respectively, were looking to win the competition 3 years in a row. The boys who came runners up in the newly formed Hackney League had already won 12 tournaments in 2014/15 season, most notably the LIC FC Tournament at The Valley, Home of Chalrton Athletic FC.

However on this occasion it was Clapton FC's Old Spotted Dog Ground which was the venue for the final this year. Both teams were cheered on by fans as they walked out the tunnel onto the pitch.

The game kicked off and already it was a tough game. Both teams battled for the ball hardly but it was APSA who maintained most of the possession with their quick passing and ball control.

APSA knew it wouldn't be easy as within the first 10 minutes of the game NILC were closing down their passing quick and stopped anything from getting into the path of striker London APSA's Faez Kashem. Within minutes the deadlock was broken as captain Tanbir Ahmed gave a neat and tidy ball into winger Akram Miah who finished off his chance with the help of a deflection from the NILC keeper, but it was 1-0 to London APSA.

NILC had to react fast but gave away too many free kicks and APSA made the most of that as Midfeilder Taher Mahmood took a free kick from the half way line which just about got onto Kamran Uddin to make it 2-0 to London APSA.

It wasn't long till they got their third, Some good football was played from the back and quick combination plays were created by Tanbir Ahmed, Taher Mahmood and Kamran Uddin who crossed the ball into Akram Miah for a tap in and make it 3-0. But NILC pulled a goal back just before half time when there was some sloppy and careless defending which led to NILC Winger Abdullah pulling one back.

Second half started and both teams were pushing for goals but it was NILC who came on top within minutes of the first half as Abdullah yet again found the back of the net while APSA defenders were switched off.

Now the game was really on, as fans were screaming and supporting both teams, Akram Miah got the better of the NILC defence to score APSA's fourth and get his hat trick. He wasn't finished though minutes later NILC gave up hope and Akram Miah finished off Kamran Uddin's cross to make it 5-2.

It was Akram who had the last laugh as he wrapped up the game after some good pressure by Samirul Muhit who gave the ball into him within 10 yards Akram finished off his fifth goal in the game.

As the final whistle blew, the teams were notified they raised over £200 for the Newham Learning Centre.

London APSA Boys Celebrate After The Final Whisle

Manager Hafiz Ahmed said after the game 'I'm really proud of the boys the way they kept the ball and more importantly kept their discipline throughout the game, I was really pleased that all the parents came down to support the event, it was a brilliant atmosphere, Myself and the boys have worked really hard in training this week to make this happen and I couldn't have asked for more, Unlucky to NILC although we run away with the game in the second half I thought NILC gave their atmost best and put all the effort in'  











Victorious APSA Do The Newham Futsal Double



























12/08/15

After beating Manor United in the Semi Finals of the Newham Futsal League Knockout Cup the boys met Rapid FC in the final. the 40 minute game came to an end when London APSA run out comfortable 12-2 winners, with league top top scorer Kamran getting 8 of the goals.

Upon picking up his top scorer boot, the striker got 22 goals in 8 matches and was last seasons club top scorer with 72 goals in the 2014/15 campaign.

As for London APSA the journey goes on as they prepare for the East London Charity Cup Final on Sunday 16th August 2015 against NILC FC at Clapton's Old Spotted Dog Ground, Those who are free and have time please come down and support the boys. It costs £5 a ticket plus free food and refreshments.

APSA Win The E17 4v4 Tournament



























10/08/15

As preperations are going ahead for the East London Charity Cup, London APSA boys win another tournament, this time the E17 4v4 Tournament organised by Salaam Peace in Walthamstow.

APSA in the final however saw themselves a few goals down but stayed strong towards the end to seal the game and win 16-6.

The boys will now get ready to play in the Newham Futsal League Knockout Cup Semi Finals on Wednesday 12th August.

London APSA In East London Charity Cup Final


London APSA U13s will take part in a Charity football match on  Sunday 16th August 2015 to raise money for the Newham Leaning Centre for young people. 

The match will kick off at 7pm. Doors will be open from 6:30pm. Tickets will cost £5 a person, Under 10s go in for free, Along with the entry you will get free burger and chips meal. 

Come down and support both teams for more information do not hesitate to contact us on our page. 

St James Park 8 A Side Tournament 2015 Winners

























06/08/15

London APSA were triumphant once again as they won another tournament in St James Park, Walthamstow, organised by Salaam Peace.

Along he way to the final APSA beat Impope FC twice in the group who they later met in the final, and along with finally avenging for the Nugent Richard Eid Cup Final loss by beating East London Soccer School 2-0 with Akram Miah getting both the goals.

APSA awaited their opponents in the final as East London Soccer School missed out on a sudden death penalty shoot out against Impope FC. The final was all set, London APSA Vs Impope FC.

However it was all APSA in the final as they dominated most possession in the game not allowing Impope to get the ball, the deadlock was broken when Akram Miah took a long shot that hit the back of the net and the final finished 1-0 to London APSA.

APSA Win Newham Futsal League Title Undefeated




























05/08/2015


London APSA Boys showed their quick and fluid passing football as they were unstoppable in the Newham Futsal League campaign winning all 8 of their matches to win the league undefeated and take the regular season title.

Behind them finished Manor United who on goal difference beat Rapid FC to finish second.

As the regular season comes to a close the boys will look forward to playing in the play offs which will kick off on Wednesday 12th August 2015. Good luck to all teams taking part.

East End 7 A Side Tournament Winners 2015 - London APSA




04/08/15

On a both windy and sunny day in the Little Ilford Park grass pitch London APSA won their first piece of silverware of the 2015/2016 season as they went on to beat Manor United 1-0 in the final of the East End 7 A Side Tournament with Akram getting the winner.


It was usual business for the boys as they eased through the early stages, But the final proved to be a tense encounter with Manor United who were a year older than the boys, But they held on and got the goal through Akram Miah who took a shot from 20 yards to score the winner.

London APSA Go Out On Penalties in Active Newham Champions Cup Final

26/07/2015 

London APSA made it 3 cup final defeats in a row as they went out on penalties to Prostar FC on penalties in the Active Newham Champions Cup Final 2015 at the Terace McMillan Stadium.

After losing in the final of the Nugent Richard Eid Cup as well as the Little Ilford Park Tournament 2 days prior to this tournament this was the third time APSA were unlucky finalists.

APSA eased through their group stage and Semi Finals to face Prostar FC from the Echo League in the final in what seemed to be in front of a crowd of 50 spectators. The dull final ended 0-0 and had to go to penalties in which APSA missed out on in sudden death and went out.

Although the defeat in the final, the boys took a lot of positives as they showed how good they can play football and pass the ball around each other their excellent chemistry was shown and no doubt were they the best team in the tournament and the best team which lost the final.