SUPPORT OUR CHARITY CUP

July 14, 2025

The Velocity Wessex League Charity Cup sees Premier Division winners, AFC Portchester, take on fellow cup finalists, Hamble Club at the OnSite Group Stadium on July 26 (3pm).


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This year proceeds from the curtain raising fixture will go to our charity partner, YoungMinds, who champion mental health and wellbeing amongst young people.

AFC Portchester will be looking for their second Charity Cup victory in three seasons prior to getting their Isthmian South Central season under way, while Hamble will be seeking their first win having featured in two previous charity cup matches.


Hospitality tickets for the fixture can now be purchased for £30 each - including a two course meal, entry and exclusive use of the boardroom suite and reserved viewing area.



To book, email: Paul.Kelly@afcportchester.co.uk

Last season's winners, Moneyfields with the Velocity Wessex League Charity Cup (Photos: Dave Bodymore).

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