Week 8 of the regular season and I packed up the car with numerous seats and bottles of water and made the trip up the A3 to Clapham Common, for a full day of Demons action. Visiting today were the North London Lions for clashes in the Men's Premiership and Women's Conference; whilst the Wimbledon Hawks rocked up for Women's Premiership, Men's Socials and Men's Conference action. I was hopeful for five tight encounters, and particularly looked forward to the Men's Conference

So for Week 7 of the regular season I packed the equipment into the car and made the relatively short and well travelled journey to Motspur Park and the Sir Joseph Hood Memorial Playing Fields. A bit of traffic on the road, and a sat-nav that decided on some weird way to get me to the ground meant I arrived twenty minutes before the first bounce, but still in time for an irate Richard Beal - to give me a stern telling off for recent comments. Don't think I will ever recover f

AFL London is exploring the introduction of a Masters-level football programme, and we’re looking to the community to help shape what it becomes. Designed for men and women aged 35 and over, AFL Masters will provide an opportunity to return to (or discover) Aussie Rules Football. Whether you’re a former player, an expat missing the game, or simply looking to stay active and try something new, this initiative is being built with you in mind. Why Masters Football? Steppin

As we hit the midway stage of the regular season, it is all to play for in our five competitions, but before we take a look at where things stand, what about the Week 6 fixtures. Proceedings opened on the Thursday night at Chiswick Rugby Club when the West London Wildcats entertained the Wimbledon Hawks in the Women's Premiership. A low scoring opening quarter saw the sides trade behinds, and it was the Wildcats who had their noses in front at the break, going in 0.4.4 to 0.2