Leeds UFCA

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Leeds UFCA

A Leeds-area club playing home matches at Crofton Community Centre in New Crofton and competing in the Northern Counties East Football League Division One.

Club Overview

Leeds UFCA were founded in 2010 and joined the Northern Counties East League in 2025. The club represents a newer presence in the regional senior non-league pyramid and finished fifth in Division One in its first NCEL season, 2025/26.

Ground Guide: The Welfare Stadium

Address: Crofton Community Centre, Middle Lane, New Crofton, Wakefield, WF4 1LB.

Leeds UFCA play at The Welfare Stadium through a groundshare partnership with Nostell Miners Welfare. The venue has a grass pitch, a reported capacity of 1,500, covered accommodation for around 200 and seating for around 100. Refreshments and bar facilities are accessed through the community centre’s main entrance.

Getting There

Wakefield Westgate railway station is approximately five miles away. The league’s ground guide lists bus services 193, 195 and 196 from Wakefield towards Crofton, followed by a short walk via Spring Lane and Middle Lane. Drivers can approach from the M1 or A1 using the league’s directions to Crofton Community Centre. Check current bus timetables and local access before travelling.

Admission and Facilities

The league’s published ground information lists admission at £6 for adults and £3 for concessions, with children admitted free when accompanied by an adult. Programmes are listed as online-only and dogs are permitted on a lead. Confirm current entry prices and policies before a match.

Club Development

A partnership announced in 2025 established the groundshare at Crofton Community Centre and a longer-term collaboration with Nostell Miners Welfare. This arrangement provides Leeds UFCA with a home base as the club develops in senior football.

Official club information: Northern Counties East Football League – Leeds UFCA.

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