20/10/2026
What's changed in Mini-Soccer this season?
If your child plays U7-U11 football, you may notice a few differences on matchdays this year. ⚽
From U7s moving to 3v3 football to pass-ins and dribble-ins replacing throw-ins, the new Mini-Soccer changes are all about giving children more opportunities to get involved, touch the ball, make decisions and build confidence. 🙌
🔗 Learn about all the changes here: https://www.kentfa.com/news/2026/oct/20/mini-soccer-2026-27-guide
You'll also continue to see a focus on equal playing opportunities, player welfare and creating positive football experiences for every child. While the game might look a little different from the football you grew up watching, these changes have been designed to support young players' development and enjoyment. 👏
Because when children enjoy football, they're more likely to stay involved for life.
For further questions, contact Joshua Eden (Football Development Officer - Youth & Mini Soccer) at [email protected]