Salvesen CFC 2012s Iniesta’s team is looking to welcome a few new additions to its already talented squad before they transition to 11 aside in August. They will be looking to enter Division 2 in the Edinburgh League. If you're interested, please contact Gavin on 07497 117578

Salvesen 2010s was pegged back twice against North Berwick in a 2 - 2 draw at Forrester astro on Sunday in the John Crawford league cup.

⚽️DOES YOUR KID WANT A NEW CLUB Salvesen 2013 are after pele and iniesta Advanced level players to join our strong talented squads. As we transition into 9 a sides in the summer ⚽️ We train foresters high school Monday and Thursday 6pm/7.30pm, we play Sunday mornings also set up midweek games most weeks. Premier football academy also coach kids each month. We will be entering various festivals in the summer, also looking to book a trip abroad for next Easter We have two very strong teams we have 4 committed coaches. A great bunch off kids and parents get in touch if interested pm text or call 07831158425 Michael

Jamie Melville's side secured a commendable 2-1 victory in today's semi-final clash against the league leaders, Linlithgow. Their impressive performance now propels them into the final showdown against Edinburgh United. Stay tuned for further details regarding the highly anticipated final match ***NEW CUP FINAL DATE**** Friday 12th April for our Tom Wilson Memorial trophy final vs Edinburgh United! Game will be played at Saughton Enclosure with a 7:15pm Kick off. Admission Prices Adults £5 Children £1 Children under 16 with an adult free, Entrance to pitch can be access from Ford Road end of the enclosure. If any club members can attend and support the lads would be much appreciated 👍 12/04/2024- Edinburgh Lesuire have called off the pitch tonight so the game has to be rearranged! New date will be issued soon apologies for the inconvenience.. ***NEW CUP FINAL DATE*** Cup final will be played Saughton Enclosure on Friday 10th May, 7:15pm Kick Off.

Salvesen went down 5-1 to Longniddry Villa at Forrester Astro on Sunday morning Ruben scoring for Salvesen.

Our 2010s squad looking to strengthen the squad for season 2024-25. We are looking for a few players who want to learn and work hard. We offer 2 nights training on Tuesdays / Thursdays, 730 till 9 at Forrester High School Astro, and 2 nights specialist's training with Coerver Scotland a month. All coaches are SFA & PVG qualified If your son's interested please contact Sean on 07407 824 588 or through the club website

Jamie Melville's side secured a commendable 2-1 victory in today's semi-final clash against the league leaders, Linlithgow. Their impressive performance now propels them into the final showdown against Edinburgh United. Stay tuned for further details regarding the highly anticipated final match ***NEW CUP FINAL DATE**** Friday 12th April for our Tom Wilson Memorial trophy final vs Edinburgh United! Game will be played at Saughton Enclosure with a 7:15pm Kick off. Admission Prices Adults £5 Children £1 Children under 16 with an adult free, Entrance to pitch can be access from Ford Road end of the enclosure. If any club members can attend and support the lads would be much appreciated 👍

📣 Back on Track ⚽️ Boys went down 1-0 despite playing some good football. We were able to take the lead before half time whilst creating many chances. Game finished 6-3 as we put last week firmly behind us 🙌 Cup football next week. #Salvesencfcamateurs

Today marked the one year anniversary of the tragic passing of young Andrew MacKinnon. Andrew was a key member of our Salvesen Blues 07 team and is loved and missed by all of those involved. When reminiscing on times had with Andrew team captain and friend Rory Panther said “I remember a training session when a ball had gone over the fence and into a garden, Andrew was doing the most random and funny things possible to get the owners attention and get the ball back. He was so fully focused on getting the ball back that he’d completely forgot about the game going on around him!" Our thoughts and prayers are with Andrew’s family and friends during this difficult time. #Forever15

There's nothing quite like the thrill of traveling with your team, and for Salvesen CFC's 2011 teams, their football trip to Newcastle was a journey of a lifetime. Packed with excitement, camaraderie, and unforgettable experiences, this trip left an indelible mark on the young players. The team's adventure began with an exhilarating Saturday morning and afternoon session, where they had the unique opportunity to train with Newcastle coaches. The professionals were impressed by the Salvesen boys' style of play, praising their skills and dedication. The young footballers were beaming with pride, as they received commendation from the coaches of a prestigious football club. Following the inspiring training session, the team geared up for their Sunday morning match against a local football team. The spirit of friendly competition filled the air as both sides showcased their skills and sportsmanship on the field. It was a fantastic opportunity for the Salvesen boys to test their mettle against a different opponent and apply the valuable lessons learned during their training. The excitement didn't end there, the highlight of the trip awaited them: a tour of St. James' Park, an experience every football-loving youngster dreams of. Walking through the hallowed halls, standing in the players' tunnel, and setting foot on the pitch where legends have played before left the boys in awe. They soaked in the history and grandeur of the stadium, and perhaps, for a moment, imagined themselves as future football stars. As if that wasn't enough, the young footballers were in for a heartwarming surprise. They were guests of Honor at Newcastle, where they received a warm welcome and cheers from the home crowd. Their faces beamed with pride as they were acknowledged for their dedication and passion for the sport. This unexpected gesture left a lasting impression on the young players, reminding them of the profound impact that football can have on building connections and fostering friendships. The Salvesen CFC 2011 teams' football trip to Newcastle was more than just a journey for a match; it was a voyage of growth, camaraderie, and dreams. It embodied the essence of youth football - the joy of competition, the thrill of exploration, and the power of coming together as a team. As the boys returned home with hearts filled with cherished memories and newfound inspiration, they carried with them the Salvesen spirit - one that values not only the victories on the pitch but also the camaraderie and sportsmanship that define football as the beautiful game. ⚽️ #salvesencfc2011 #Salvesencfc2011blues

Tynecastle Maroon Vs Salvesen CFC. Salvesen made the short journey to saughton park yesterday in league action against tynecastle maroons It didn’t take long for salvesen to take the lead after 6 minutes as Adam El Yamni scored from close range from a corner. A second goal came after 27 minutes as Lewis Hansborough scored a fine solo goal taking on a couple of players on the left and a confident finish. No more goals before half time but salvesen well in control. The second half seen the lads play on the front foot and Ruben Steedman drilled a shot into the left hand corner to make it 3.0 after 48 minutes. A forth goal came 4 minutes later as Lewis Murray finished well after a well worked move. Yosif made it 5.0 after the hour with a strong run down the left cut inside a finished well. Tynecastle got a consolation on 65 minutes a fine solo goal. Yosif finished the scoring to make it 6.1 from a lovely through ball from Jay Nelson a good victory and hopefully the boys take confidence from the performance.

A injury hit salvesen 2010s went down 4-3 to Currie Star Whites at Forrester High School this morning. Salvesen started the game on the front foot and raced to a to goal lead in 6 minutes thanks to Ayo and Rio both with composed finishes. Currie pulled one back in 16 minutes direct from a free kick although the decision to give the free kick seemed harsh. Currie levelled the match a minute before the interval with a close range finish. Like the first half salvesen started the second half brightly but with no goals to show for there dominate spell. Currie took the lead in 39 minutes against the run of play. Salvesen continued to play the game in the currie half and after 59 minutes Yosif cooly dispatched from the penalty spot to level the game. On 68 minutes currie got what was to be the winner.