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Story added: 16th March 2026
The Nest welcomed six Down Syndrome football teams for a vibrant and memorable tournament delivered by Norwich City Community Sports Foundation in February.
With two Norwich teams, two from North London United representing Arsenal, and visiting sides from Derby and Ipswich, the day brought together 36 players for a celebration of football and inclusive sport.
Derby proved the standout performers, winning all but their final game to take home the tournament title. Norwich’s two teams showed great spirit across the day, with the B team collecting six points and the A team battling hard in every fixture. Among the many individual highlights, Norwich goalkeeper Faith delivered a string of brilliant saves that drew applause from players, coaches and spectators.
Disability Sports Manager, James Fish said: “Today showed exactly what inclusive football is all about. The players gave everything and really enjoyed themselves, and the sense of joy around the pitches was something special. We’re incredibly proud of everyone who took part.”
Find out more about Realising Potential, our inclusive disability and SEND programme, by clicking here.
16th April 2026
More than 600 players took part in a brilliant two‑day Girls Canary Cup at The Nest on Thursday 9 and Friday 10 April, with teams travelling from across the country for the biggest edition of the tournament to date.
16th April 2026
On Sunday 12th April, sixteen spirited Foundation fundraisers took to the capital for the London Landmarks Half Marathon.
14th April 2026
Participants from the Foundation’s Inclusion programmes were met with a fantastic surprise from Norwich City players while enjoying an Easter Takeover event at Carrow Road.
26th March 2026
Norwich City duo Sam Field and Kellen Fisher made a special appearance at the Foundation’s Realising Potential Ambassadors session at Carrow Park, spending time with young people from our inclusive disability and SEND programme.