Cirencester Town is set to make history by hosting two international youth football matches on Saturday, May 23, marking the first time international football will take place in the Cotswolds. The events will be held at the Talent Hire (Corinium) Stadium, promising an exciting day for fans and the local community.
The football action will begin at 11:30 a.m. with the England Girls Under-15 team facing off against the Wales Girls Under-15 team. Following the morning fixture, the England Boys Under-18s will compete against the Wales Boys Under-18s at 2:45 p.m.
Spectators can purchase a single ticket granting access to both matches, priced at £12 for adults and £8 for children, offering excellent value for a full day of top-tier youth international football.
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Cirencester Town’s men’s team, competing in the Hellenic League Premier Division, enjoyed a strong 2025/26 season by reaching the play-off semi-finals under manager John Brough. Looking ahead, James Mortimer-Jones is set to return as head coach next season after recovering from a back injury, adding further excitement and anticipation around the club’s progress.
This double-header event not only highlights Cirencester Town’s growing profile in English football but also brings unprecedented international attention to the region, making May 23 a notable date for football fans in the Cotswolds.