Match Officials:
Referee: Emre Arslan
Assistant: U18 assistant & Grant Moody

HONOURS AND RECORDS
Honours
• Essex Olympian League
o Premier Division champions 2011–12, 2012–13
o Division Two champions 1995–96
o Senior Cup winners 1999–2000, 2012–13, 2017–18
o Senior Challenge Cup winners 2000–01, 2006–07, 2012–13, 2013–14

• Essex Premier Cup
o Winners 2003–04, 2010–11, 2015–16

• Capital Counties Feeder League Trophy
o Winners 2003–04, 2007–08

• Ilford & District League
o Premier Division champions 1975–76

Records
• Highest league position: 1st in Eastern Counties League Division One South, 2022–23

The last five seasons

The season so far:
It’s been a struggle this season for Frenford and they are currently bottom of the ESL table, with 15 points from 29 matches and a 10%-win ratio. From their 29 matches, they have 3 wins, 6 draws and 20 defeats. Their record on the road is 4 draws and 11 defeats. Their 3 wins have been 1-0 at home to Buckhurst Hill in August, 3-0 at home to Halstead Town in November and 2-0 at home to Romford in December.

Season progress has gradually fallen away from their highest position of 12th after game 4, and then dropping to 20th by game 11. They have remained in that bottom place since then (a run of 9 games).

Form Guide:
Form, as you’d expect, is not too good, and they are 19th, with just Hackney Wick below them. The six games have consisted of 4 defeats and 2 draws.
Last six matches:

Last time out:
Their last match in the ESL was a 3-0 defeat at Sporting Bengal United, who took an early lead through Elton Gjonbala after 5 minutes. Darnell Fuller made it 2-0 (25’), and an Evander Lopes penalty on 73 minutes completed the victory for SBU.

The Bridge v Frenford – last meeting:
The last encounter between the two teams was in the ESL Premier on Saturday, 13th September 2025 at the Drive. Watched by a crowd of just 40, The Bridge won by a staggering 8-0 scoreline. Bridge goals came from Tobias Braney (5’), Billy Knott (12’), Julian Samiento-Ramirez (31’) and Tobias Braney again (39’) in the first half. The 4-0 half time lead was added to in the second half with goals coming from Billy Boag (54’), Tobias Braney (67’ and 89’) and George Briton-Watkins (93’).

The Squad:
Players listed below have appeared for Frenford in the last six matches.

Hotshots:
Frenford goalscorers 2025/26

Watch Out For:
Probably the best known name in the Frenford squad is Correy Davidson who is also their top scorer this season with 9 goals and scored 8 last season for Stansted. A couple of other names to note are goalkeeper Dom Alexandru and forward Nickal David Luzolo who both have Bridge connections and have been in the line-up recently for Frenford.