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about us

Waterford Floodlit Soccer (WFS) has been providing professionally organised, social Soccer Leagues and Tournaments since 2002.

Our matches are played on astro turf, under floodlights, all year round and our passion for the sport is what drives us to provide the best possible experience for our players and all involved.

 

BACKGROUND & HISTORY​

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  • Floodlit Soccer League Ltd. (FSL) was formed in August 2002 following the collapse of Nightowls International Leagues PLC. We quickly filled the void left by their sudden departure and grew in size and popularity, increasing teams from 22 teams to 64 teams in just 2 years.

  • Nightowls was originally set up for retired and older players but in its new format, the FSL developed to cater for all ages, grades and abilities by providing a competitive game of eleven a side football on astro turf, Monday to Friday, all year round.​

  • Now renamed Waterford Floodlit Soccer (WFS) and focussing mainly on 7 a Side, we remain locally owned and run and our continued success can be attributed to many factors. but simplicity is the key.

  • Anyone can enter a team with no need for committees, grounds or other complications.​

  • Waterford Floodlit Soccer always responds to demand and can set up leagues, touranments and events for everyone.

  • W.F.S. is unique in the fact that we are self regulated and do not have an affiliation to UEFA, FIFA or any other governing body. This means that we are free to quickly adjust rules and regulations to suit the requirements of all participants.​

  • Apart from having a guaranteed weekly game, all participants enjoy other benefits including:​

  1. Full fixture list issued before first match to allow forward planning.

  2. Exclusive offers and discounts with our business partners

  3. Unique, balanced formats to ensure fair chance for all teams to win trophies and medals.

  4. Same cost as 2002.

  5. Free team website advertising.

  6. Prizes for winners, runners up and all participants. Take a look ....

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