ALL-GIRLS FOOTBALL TEAM EMERGE WINNER IN BOYS’ FOOTBALL LEAGUE

An amazing team of girls have defeated boys to emerge winners in a boys’ football league.

The under-12 girls’ junior football team of SB Frankfort, a club based in Plymouth, Devon, won the Devon Junior and Minor league with two matches left to play in the season, according to The Independent.


The publication added that the girls have won 14 of their 17 games, drawing the other three, and scored 75 goals with more than 4 goals per match.

The girls competed in the boys’ football league to challenge themselves, but they didn’t expect that they were going to win.




It is thought it could be the first time an all-girls team has won a boys’ football league in Britain.

Elite juior girls’ team have been allowed to compete in boys’ leagues since May 2016, when the FA changed its elite pathway for girls’ football.

SB Franfort head coach James Brown-Tunnell said his team’s title win was “a fantastic achievement for the whole squad.”