West Auckland Town Youth
Famous winners of the first two World Cups (Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy). Historic youth section.
Club history
West Auckland Town Football Club is a football club from West Auckland, near Bishop Auckland in County Durham, England, competing in the Northern League, in the ninth tier of the English football league system. The club is most famous for being the winners of the Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy, one of the world's first international footballing competitions, twice, in 1909 and 1911.
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About West Auckland Town Youth
West Auckland Town Youth is one of many grassroots clubs based in County Durham, with roots going back to 1893. The club caters for U7-U14 and operates within the North East region, and holds FA Accreditation — the FA's quality mark for grassroots clubs meeting safeguarding, coaching, and player-welfare standards.
If your child plays for West Auckland Town Youth, you'll likely visit a range of grounds across North East as part of league fixtures and cup competitions. Use Away Day Parent's grounds directory to find parking, facilities, and parent tips for each venue before you travel.
Leagues serving North East
Grounds in North East
LINGWOOD LANE PLAYING FIELD
Woodborough Celtic Youth
NG14 6DX
Bishop Auckland Girls Ground
Bishop Auckland Girls
DL14 9DF
Alnwick Town Youth Pitch
Alnwick Town Youth FC
NE66 1YJ
Alnwick Town Ground
Alnwick Town Youth
NE66 1YS
Belmont United Ground
Belmont United
DH1 2AA
Bedlington Terriers Youth
Bedlington Terriers Youth
NE22 5AA
Other clubs in County Durham
Barnard Castle Juniors
Barnard Castle Youth FC
Billingham Synthonia Youth
Billingham Synthonia Youth
Billingham Synthonia Youth
Bishop Auckland FC Youth
Bishop Auckland St Marys
Bishop Auckland Youth
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