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Boston Kicks Off Weekly Friendly Football Matches for Enthusiasts

We’re a group of friends, always gathering every wednesday for an hourly football friendly. It will be 4, 6 or 8 a side, depending on how many people show up. Synthetic pitch, no referee, all ages above 16 welcome. We always try to be competitive, bu

19 August 20251 min read
Boston Kicks Off Weekly Friendly Football Matches for Enthusiasts

Every Wednesday, Boston, Lincolnshire, transforms into a magnet for football enthusiasts, courtesy of a group of friends who organise friendly bouts on a synthetic pitch. These matches, with team sizes ranging from 4, 6, to 8-a-side, contingent on the number of participants, warmly welcomes players aged 16 and over, irrespective of their skill level.

The unique feature of these games is the absence of a referee which fosters a relaxed atmosphere. While a competitive spirit is nurtured, aggressive tackles and reckless play are consciously avoided to keep the focus on the enjoyment factor of the game. The objective is straightforward: to savour the charm of the beautiful game in a convivial and inclusive setting.

So, if the idea of a mid-week friendly football match sparks your interest, do make it a point to visit Boston this coming Wednesday and participate in the merriment!

This article is brought to you by The Lincoln Post, with information acquired from online sources.

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