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NMJFC U8s mascots for New Mills’s final home game of the season.
It’s the final league game of the 2025/26 season at Church Lane this afternoon for New Mills FC. Kick off 3:00pm and our U8s have the honour of being the mascots and will get to walk out with the team before kick off. ⚽️🖤💛⚽️ #upthemillers #newmillsfc


Match Report NMJFC U11 Girls vs Altrincham FC Juniors U11 Girls Starling 11/04/2026
Today’s match, as we’re finding increasingly common now, was a strong all-round team performance, built on confidence growing steadily through the match. Paige started in goal looking a little nervous at first, she quickly settled and grew into the game with real composure. She pulled off some excellent saves at key moments and distributed the ball brilliantly, setting the tone for the team’s attacking play. Her willingness to play accurate passes out from the back, including


Match Report NMJFC U14s v Diversity U14s - 12/04/26
The Millers started this tense semi cup final well, creating several good attacks but lacking the cutting edge to score. Archie commanded the back line well and made several good saves to keep the visitors at bay, helped by strong defensive work from Alex, Alfie, Stan and Cole. The Millers’ clearest chance of the half fell to Bobby as Darragh crossed from the left, and Bobby looked certain to score, but the Diversity keeper made an outstanding save to keep it all square at th


NMJFC U8s mascots for New Mills’s final home game of the season.
It’s the final league game of the 2025/26 season at Church Lane this afternoon for New Mills FC. Kick off 3:00pm and our U8s have the honour of being the mascots and will get to walk out with the team before kick off. ⚽️🖤💛⚽️ #upthemillers #newmillsfc

R.Oakes
1 day ago1 min read


Match Report NMJFC U11 Girls vs Altrincham FC Juniors U11 Girls Starling 11/04/2026
Today’s match, as we’re finding increasingly common now, was a strong all-round team performance, built on confidence growing steadily through the match. Paige started in goal looking a little nervous at first, she quickly settled and grew into the game with real composure. She pulled off some excellent saves at key moments and distributed the ball brilliantly, setting the tone for the team’s attacking play. Her willingness to play accurate passes out from the back, including

R.Oakes
2 days ago2 min read


Match Report NMJFC U14s v Diversity U14s - 12/04/26
The Millers started this tense semi cup final well, creating several good attacks but lacking the cutting edge to score. Archie commanded the back line well and made several good saves to keep the visitors at bay, helped by strong defensive work from Alex, Alfie, Stan and Cole. The Millers’ clearest chance of the half fell to Bobby as Darragh crossed from the left, and Bobby looked certain to score, but the Diversity keeper made an outstanding save to keep it all square at th

R.Oakes
6 days ago2 min read


Match Report NMJFC U11 Girls vs West Didsbury & Chorlton AFC U11 Nightha 28/03/2026
Today’s match felt like it contained an entire year’s worth of seasons packed into one hour. One moment the pitch was bathed in sunshine, the next it was rattled by sharp, stinging hailstones, with a bitter cold settling over everything in between. Despite the chaos of the weather and the challenge of being down to just seven players, the girls showed real determination and spirit, rising to the occasion with a performance full of effort and teamwork. At the back, Marha stood

R.Oakes
Apr 92 min read


Match report U13 Girls vs Alderley United - 29/03/26
Strong winds, rain and hail made this a really difficult game to play in (and watch 😂). We were also missing a few players however the girls put in a great performance to record a good win. Kicking into the wind first half was tough and the girls went a goal down early on. However they responded well and were the better team as the half went on. Equaliser came from Emily who finished well one on one with the keeper. Shortly after we were ahead, more good work from Emily resu

R.Oakes
Apr 11 min read


NMJFC Tournament registration progress.
Spaces still available for some of these age groups for the NMJFC Summer Tournament. 4 teams for the U8s &U9s girls for the 9th May. 2 teams for the U10s girls for the 10th May. Mixed tournament for the 16th & 17th May are still open for some teams. Only 2 weeks left before booking closes so best not delay. Email: secretary@nmjfc.co.uk to book on. £60 per team. ⚽️🖤💛⚽️ #upthemillers https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/nmjfc-opf

R.Oakes
Mar 301 min read


MATCH REPORT NMJU10’s 21st March 2026
Today the U10s faced Hazel Grove Jets in their second match of the Vernon Trophy event. New Mills were missing James, Pavak and Stanley, but it was great to welcome Alfie back after a few weeks out. He selflessly stepped in as goalkeeper, with Charlie T and Rhys in defence, Teddy, Charlie J and Jackson in midfield, and Dylan leading the line. The Jets started quickly, and New Mills were unfortunate to fall behind within the opening minutes. However, once the boys settled, the

R.Oakes
Mar 251 min read


Match Report NMJFC U11 Girls vs Bollington United U11 Capybaras 21/03/2026
Today’s match set out to be a very close and competitive game, with both teams showing plenty of determination. In goal, Millie delivered an excellent display, full of confidence and composure. She came out bravely to claim the ball when needed and made a number of strong, important saves that kept our girls in the game. Just as importantly, she showed great awareness, knowing when to let the ball run for a goal kick rather than taking unnecessary risks. Her distribution was

R.Oakes
Mar 252 min read


Recruiting for training and matches
Our current NMJFC U15s (yr 10s)are looking to recruit players for training (Thursday evenings) and for weekend matches (Sundays) as they head into the 2026-2027 season. They are looking for a goalkeeper as well as outfield players. If interested, please get in contact with our secretary. secretary@nmjfc.co.uk ⚽️🖤💛⚽️ #upthemillers https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/nmjfc-opf

R.Oakes
Mar 251 min read


Match Report NMJFC U7s - 21/03/26
U7's Torkington Trophy Event (Group Stage) Sat 21 Mar 2026 11:15 Droylsden Youth Centre Pythons U7-v-New Mills Juniors U7, Venue: THE MIKE DOYLE CENTRE Pitch C After a couple of early kick-offs, it was 11.15 for this one, and the sun was out giving us a perfect spring day for the U7’s second group match of the Torkington Trophy Event. There was no Alfred or Tobias for this one, despite this the remaining 7 took to the field in bright spirits. Seb volunteered to go in goal for

R.Oakes
Mar 243 min read


Match Report NMJFC U13s girls vs Stockport Dynamoes - 21/03/25
For the second week in a row the girls bagged ten goals and played some amazing football From start to finish the girls were fantastic and in reality could have scored more than they did. They’ve developed into really good team and everyone in the squad plays their part. Stand out individual performances this week were as follows; Bella - played really well in both defence and on the wing. Got an assist and unlucky not to score. Isla - built on her Player of the Match last we

R.Oakes
Mar 231 min read


Match Report NMJFC U11 Girls vs Richmond Rovers U11 Tigresses 14/03/2026
It was a silent week for the girls’ match this time around, with parents and supporters stepping back and letting the team problem-solve for themselves. The quiet touchline created a brilliant opportunity for the girls to communicate, make decisions, and rely on each other, and it was a real joy to watch their teamwork and determination unfold throughout the game. Paige started in goal and delivered a really strong performance. Whilst a little nervous at first, there was a qu

R.Oakes
Mar 173 min read


Match report NMJFC U13 girls vs Stockport Vikings Jaguars - 14/03/26
Since the turn of the year the girls have been in good form. This weeks performance showcased that with a tremendous performance away to Stockport Vikings. Whilst there were lots of goals to admire, it was the performance from the whole team that stood out. In goal Millie was great coming off her line and played the sweeper-keeper role perfectly. Defence were really solid all game with Evie Neve and Bella giving the opposition few chances. The midfielders battled hard on a we

R.Oakes
Mar 171 min read


Match report New Mills Juniors Under 8’s - 14/03/26
New Mills Juniors Under 8’s put on an impressive display today, seamlessly putting into practice the skills learned in this week's training session. The focus this week was on passing in pairs, and that tactical approach was evident throughout the match. The standout moment came when we scored the goal of the game. The build-up was textbook—three quick and decisive passes between players that sliced through the opposition's defence. Logan made a perfect delivery, and Elliott

R.Oakes
Mar 141 min read


Match Report Whaley Bridge u14 v New Mills u14 - 08/03/26
The Millers made several changes for this game to both the team shape and the personnel used for the fixture. Stan covered for Archie in goal, with Bobby covering for Alfie. Daniel came in at centre-back to partner Bobby, and Greeny came in to partner Mayson up top. The Millers started the game well and were dominating midfield through India and Jess. Darragh and Bertie were a threat early on and put several good crosses into the box for Mayson and Greeny to attack. Cole and

R.Oakes
Mar 122 min read


Match Report NMJFC U11 Girls vs FC Bluestar U11 Zodiacs 07/03/2026
Today’s game was one of the girls strongest performances of 2026, from beginning to the end the girls were confident, organised and eager to play good football. In goal, Ava had a really solid game. She looked confident throughout, dealing well with everything that came her way, and made a couple of very good saves to keep the opposition out when they threatened. In defence, Steve played on the left side and did an excellent job of breaking up play and stopping attacks before

R.Oakes
Mar 113 min read


New Mills Under 8's Match Report ⚽️ 07/03/26
The Mini Millers were back in action this weekend in what turned out to be a closely fought battle, with the game ebbing and flowing in both attack and defence throughout. This week’s training focused on passing and moving off the ball, and it was great to see the players looking to bring that work onto the pitch during the match. There were some excellent moments where the team linked up well, showing good awareness and support for one another. On a couple of occasions the M

R.Oakes
Mar 81 min read


Match report New Mills u14 v Whaley Bridge u14 - 01/02/26
The Millers started brightly and took an early lead when Mayson finished well after a decisive pass from Darragh. Whaley responded quickly with a long-range effort to level the score, but the Millers continued to cause problems. The front three were a constant threat to the Whaley back line, and Mayson soon grabbed his second after an excellent assist from Bertie. The Millers’ midfield dominated the game from start to finish, with India, Bobby and Jess working tirelessly and

R.Oakes
Mar 42 min read


NMJU10’s MATCH REPORT 27th February
New Mills were up against High Lane Gazelles today for a lunchtime kick-off at Stockport Sports Village. The boys started with James in goal, Rhys and Charlie T in defence, Stanley, Charlie J and Jackson in midfield, with Dylan leading the line as striker. The opening 10 minutes were a little scrappy, with nerves showing on both sides as each team struggled to find that final touch. Stanley reacted quickly at the back post from a corner and firing home a shot that proved too

R.Oakes
Mar 31 min read


Match report New Mills Junior's U9's vs Chinley Junior's U9's - 22/2/26
Season 3 - Episode 20: One haul and a hat-trick of hat-tricks! The under 9's took their recent form into the Richard Gregg KO Cup against Chinley Junior's. A place in the final was up for grabs and both teams were determined to put on a show for the spectators in attendance! New Mills were ruthless in the final third, the coaches were particularly impressed by our build up play, turning defence into attack and scoring some outstanding goals! I'll need more than 2 paragraphs t

R.Oakes
Feb 221 min read
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