EVFC
Over 60's
Over 60's Team
Manager
England Over 55's
Representative Caps
The following players have claimed Age Group representative Caps. Commemorating 5 or more qualifying appearances for England Veterans’ Over 60’s. Qualifying appearances are games against other countries, countries and dependencies of the United Kingdom and Armed Forces’ representative teams.
- Alzapiedi, Glen
- Bailey, Nigel
- Barthrop, Kevin
- Beel, Rob
- Berry, Gwynne
- Bloxham, Roy
- Blaylock, David
- Brannam, Richard
- Browning, Peter
- Bruce, Garry
- Chadwick, Kevin
- Collett, Alan
- Cranch, Andy
- Durrance, Andrew
- Edkins, Steve
- Fulloway, Colin
- Golding, David
- Gombas, Andy
- Greenwood, Ian
- Groom, David
- Hamlet, Jeff
- Harland, Mick
- Harris, Adie
- Lazell, David
- Legge, Steve
- Mooney, Kevin
- Morley, Martin
- Nelson, Garry
- O’Brien, Jon
- Owers, Adrian
- Pearce, Graham
- Pollock, Ken
- Pruden, Nigel
- Read, Clem
- Regan, John
- Short, Jeff
- Slater, Steve
- Smith, Bruce
- Stewart, Bill
- Stewart, Kevin
- Suggett, Barry
- Thwaites, Mick
- Urquhart, Ian
- Warren, Drew
- Weston, Martin
- Wood, Colin
- Wintle, Chris
Latest Match
England v Wales
England Veterans’ Over 60’s regained the Frank Terrell Cup with a 3-1 win against a very strong Wales on Sunday 19th July in Leicestershire.
Upcoming Fixtures
Essex Over 65's
Milton Keynes Over 50/55's
England Veterans Over 65's
East Sussex Over 60's
Bangladesh Over 55'S
Republic of Ireland
Latest Results
Tri Nations / Four Nations Tournaments
The Over 60’s Four Nations veteran football tournament takes place annually, typically in March.
The inaugural Over 60’s tournament was hosted by Northern Ireland in 2020 but it was only a Tri Nation tournament comprising Northern Ireland, England and Wales because Scotland were unable to field a team. There was no 2021 competition due to COVID but in 2024 Denmark thankfully joined the fray to make it a Four Nations tournament.
Each nation plays the other three nations, usually over a period of three days. Two games typically take place on a Friday, two on a Saturday and two on a Sunday. Each nation takes a turn to host and shoulder most of the costs.
England versus Wales
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