England U19, managed by Will Antwi, are set to play their second friendly of the international break, taking on Wales in Spain. The Young Lions made the perfect start earlier in the week with a commanding 4–1 victory over Belgium, and this all-British encounter will give Antwi the chance to rotate his squad, offer minutes across the group, and fine-tune preparations ahead of next month’s crucial Euro U19 qualifying campaign. Read more Read More
From 20 to 24 November 2025, the city of Manila will host the 2025 Junior World Artistic Gymnastics Championships. the United Kingdom will be represented by two highly promising squads – both men’s and women’s – made up of rising stars already familiar to fans of the national and European circuits. The aim is clear: to confirm their potential on the global stage and bring home a first world medal. Read more Read More
England U20, led by Ben Futcher, will take on Switzerland in a one-off friendly fixture at St. George’s Park during this international break. The match, kicking off at 1pm (UK time), provides a valuable opportunity for several players — some making their first appearance at this level, others returning after a long absence — to pull on the Three Lions shirt once again. Read more Read More
England U18, managed by Neil Ryan, are set to take on France in a double-header friendly at St. George’s Park during this international break. The first fixture kicks off tonight at 6pm (UK time) and will serve as an ideal opportunity to fine-tune the final details of a training camp designed as part of the build-up to the FIFA U17 World Cup, which takes place in Qatar this November. Read more Read More
London may finally have found its next champion. At just 20 years old, Irakli Goginashvili continues to write a remarkable new chapter in British judo history. Already crowned Junior European Champion in 2025, the Palavani Judo Club athlete has now added another glittering achievement to his record — a bronze medal at the Junior World Championships in the -73 kg category. Born in the British capital but deeply connected to his Georgian roots, Goginashvili is establishing himself as one of the brightest young talents on the global scene. After a stunning season marked by four international gold medals, he has firmly confirmed his place among those shaping the future of British judo. Read more Read More
