BEWDLEY TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB.
Bewdley Town Football Club is an FA Charter Standard Club
Bewdley Town Football Club has teams ranging from Mini-Kickers through the junior ranks, under 18 and under 21 to our first team.
Bewdley Town F.C. Prides itself on making the most of our local footballing talent with a team of dedicated coaches to bring young footballers through the ranks to the first team.
With a ground situated on the banks of the River Severn Bewdley Town is an ideal place to spend a Saturday afternoon.
The Charter Standard Scheme is best practice guide that sets standards of coaching, administration and child protection for all clubs outside the Football League and Premier League. As a benchmark for quality, it will improve the playing experience for all.
Latest News
RICHARD COSTELLO IS SUPPORTERS PLAYER OF THE SEASON.
Defender Richard Costell has been voted supporters player of the year.
He received his trophy from Worcestershire FA Official Bill Allsopp before the home game against Bartley Green
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Bewdley Town
Friendly Fixtures
Worcestershire Infirmary Cup Final
Saturday 25th May 2013
WINNERS
MALVERN TOWN 3 - 4 BEWDLEY TOWN
Bewdley lifted the Worcestershire Infirmary Cup but set the nerves jangling along the way.
On a warm summers day both teams started well but Bewdley soon took a hold of the game, however, it was Malvern who had the best chance when the Bewdley defence was left in tatters and with an open net in front of him the Malvern player put his shot over the bar.
The deadlock was broken after 25 minutes when the Malvern defence gave Chris Hough a sniff of goal and he duly thumped the ball into the back of the net. Five minutes later Bewdley went further ahead when Liam Edwards dribbled through the Malvern defence and calmly slotted the ball past the Malvern ‘keeper to make it 2-0.
Half time and Bewdley looked well on course to lift the trophy.
With nothing to lose, Malvern came out after the break determined to get themselves back into the game and soon pulled a goal back. After 20 minutes of the half Luke Towler restored Bewdley’s two goal advantage.
With the match looking safe Bewdley’s midfield engine room of Robbie Orme and Craig Webb was replaced. Before their replacements could get into the game, Malvern pulled another goal back. The tension was beginning to show and the game saw a few heated exchanges.
Malvern drew level with a disputed goal, a spell of Malvern pressure saw the ball find its way into the back of the Bewdley net, with the linesman flagging for an infringement the referee consulted with him and then chose to ignore the flag and awarded the goal.
With the match looking set to go to penalties, Bewdley won a last gasp corner, from the kick the ball found its way to Chris Hough who broke Malvern hearts by thumping it into the back of the net. Their was just time to restart the game and the ref blew the final whistle, and Bewdley picked up their third trophy in three seasons.