Mousehole AFC and Cornish Football: Livestreaming the 2019/20 Football Season

Football has been a massively influential institution in the county of Cornwall since the late 1800s. Today, there are about 400 clubs and a thousand teams playing in Cornwall, spanning divisions of 11 a side, youth, and small sided football.

The sport’s popularity has encouraged a mass of die-hard Cornish support and has brought forward the emergence of new clubs that aim to bring football to all walks of life.

Live Football In Cornwall

In an effort to further engage with their community, Mousehole provides live updates of their games through social media on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, as well as through their official website, MouseholeAFC.co.uk. It also offers football livestream in Cornwall, allowing you to watch games online live.

In fact, it is the only football club in the county that offers livestream services for its games. So even those Cornish men and women travelling outside the county can follow the team however far they stray.

Allowing access to live football games has strengthened fans’ sense of community, expanding the club’s supporters and sponsors by giving them an outlet to feel involved and engaged with the team. Livestreams include access to the game itself, in addition to an open forum to let you discuss the match and let you join in on the team’s celebrations.

Mousehole AFC offers this Facebook livestream service in the hopes of allowing friends, family, and fans alike to reap the rewards of the teams hard work throughout the season.

You can access the livestream, as well as rewatch past game videos on the Facebook page or straight from the website at www.mouseholeafc.co.uk

Fans can tune into the football livestream and cheer on the team throughout the season from all over the world. The team is expecting great things to come for the second half of their 2018-2019 season – running from January until May.

Be part of our community and stay up to date on the latest news on Cornish football by following our Facebook page at MouseholeAFC

Cornish Football

Cornwall has produced a number of famous football players throughout the years. Notably, there is Nigel Martyn, or “Big Nige” who was born and raised in St. Austell, Cornwall. He played for premier league teams Leeds, Everton, and Crystal Palace from 1987 to 2006. He was the first goalkeeper to be signed for £1million, and he was also England International .

There is also Matthew Etherington from Truro, a winger who played for Tottenham, West Ham and Stoke. Mike Trebilcock a winger from the village of Gunnislake was the first black player to score in a FA Cup final during Everton’s 1966 FA Cup.

Last but not least is Chris Morris, the only Cornish footballer to play at a World Cup since 1990. Morris played at Euro 1988 as a Celtic, playing in a game that led to a famous 1-0 win against England. He now currently helps the FA train other Cornish coaches.

Mousehole AFC

Mousehole AFC and Endorsed Academy are unique among their kind. It’s a club for men, women, and youth who are dedicated to their member’s welfare and excellent community management.

We’re currently participating in the SWPL Div1 West, Trelawny Div1, Cornwall Women’s League, and the Kernow Youth Leagues.

An emerging leader in Cornish football, Mousehole AFC is affiliated with the Cornwall County Football Association (or CCFA) and have partnered with Nike to develop a training program that is specifically designed to hone its members’ skills and talents.

Members will be given top-of-the-line training and even be exposed to professional clubs. Mousehole AFC supports this through the use of a strong, sustainable commercial model and tightly run committee.

We offer memberships to men and women of all ages. Our aim to instil a lifelong passion for the game while teaching the values of teamwork and fair-play.

We have recently launched a re-invigorated 5-year plan that includes long-term development programs for youths aged  5-16, as well as a program for 16-23-year-old players.

Parents can be assured of their children’s safety and well-being. As the club is a member of the FA Charter Standard.

An FA Charter certification proves that our club provides strict guidelines on proper online communication and social networking, photography, as well as community involvement, behaviour, playing time and coaching approach. This is to ensure easy, efficient, and accessible communication that is also safe, private, and accountable.

It also proves that we adhere to helpful guidelines for parents and coaches alike on the proper approach and attitude during games and training. This pertains to teaching style, gameplay, as well as proper cheering that is conducive and healthy to the development of children’s sportsmanship and morale.

The goal is to create a playing environment that promotes respect, good sportsmanship, fairness, teamwork, support, and most of all, fun. This approach is meant to lessen the emphasis on purely winning.

This community and egalitarian approach is designed to help give young footballers the best shot at someday going professional.

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