Cup final Cestria Galaxy v Preston NE The scene was set at Burscough FC for the League Cup Final v Preston NE. Preston are a very good side who are a year younger than Cestria, making their season all the more impressive. The first half kicked off with Cestria starting well but unable to score. Passes started going astray and general sloppiness crept in. This, partnered with Preston's cracking attitude and work rate meant Cestria weren't at the races and Presto...

Cestria Galaxy u16 v Man City The girls played their penultimate game in the league today against top side Man City who are looking to finish runners up in the league. In wet conditions both teams contributed to a high quality game. Cestria were on top for most of the game but only had 1 goal to show for it at half time with Beth Hepple smashing a free kick in from 25 yards. Cestria 1:0 Man City The second half followed the same pattern with Cestria continuou...

Today and tomorrow the Cestria Galaxy u16 girls take part in the SCI tournament in Southport. A welcome chance for the girls to get away and have some fun before the big one in the summer ( Gothia World Youth cup ). The tournament was supposed to have half a dozen teams participating but that's now down to 3. One team from Eire and Burscough u17's who've filled in at the last minute after a team from just down the road decided to pull out at the last minute for ...

Cestria Galaxy u16 girls 4:0 Bury girls The girls clinched the West Lancashire league title today with a 4:0 victory over a hard working Bury side. With 2 goals each for Maddie Atkinson and Megan Beel with a special mention for Rosie Mac with her 4 assists. More importantly the girls clinched their third title across 3 different counties without losing a single point which is unprecedented in girls football, to go along with their runners up spot in the bigges...

Cestria Galaxy 10:0 St Cuthberts Well done to the girls for wrapping up the u18 Russell Foster league with a 9 girl team today. Winning every single game they've played. Don't know whether it's a tribute to how good they are that an u16 team can win the u18 league so easily or whether it's a sad indictment of u18 girls football in the north east. Probably a bit of both...