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British operator of 5-a-side football centres From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Powerleague is an operator of small-sided football centres, with 43 sites across the United Kingdom, Ireland, and the Netherlands. The company is headquartered in Fitzrovia, London. It also manages amateur sports leagues across the UK through its league operations arm, formerly known as Powerplay, which now operates under the Powerleague brand. These leagues span over 350 locations and include football and netball competitions.
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Powerleague has developed a proprietary artificial playing surface known as POWERPITCH™, and introduced an updated version, POWERPITCHPLUS™, in 2023.
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Powerleague venues
Powerleague operates 43 small-sided football centres across the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, and the Netherlands.[1]
United Kingdom
- England – Greater London
- Barnet
- Battersea
- Camden
- Croydon
- Enfield
- Finchley
- Mill Hill
- Shepherd's Bush
- Shoreditch
- Tottenham
- Vauxhall
- Watford
- England – Greater Manchester
- Manchester Central[2]
- Ardwick
- Academy
- Audenshaw
- Chorlton
- Didsbury
- Eccles
- Nicholls
- South (William Hulme’s)
- Velodrome
- England – Other Regions
- Birmingham
- Bolton
- Colchester
- Coventry
- Leeds Central
- Luton
- Romford
- Slough
- Stockport
- Scotland
- Glasgow
- Paisley
- Edinburgh – Portobello
- Edinburgh – Sighthill
International
- Republic of Ireland
- Dublin (multiple locations)
- Netherlands
- Amsterdam
- Rotterdam[3]
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