Author: Aggie Bradshaw

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It is with a heavy heart that Capital Football can announce, the decision has been made to …

New dates have been set for the 2021 McDonald’s Kanga Cup, after it was postponed due to the impacts of COVID-19.
The tournament is now scheduled to take place from Saturday, September 25 …

After discussions with key stakeholders and government and with community safety in mind, Capital Football has made the decision that the 2021 McDonald’s Kanga Cup will not be held in July 2021….

What happens ON the McDonald’s Kanga Cup field isn’t possible without what happens OFF the field.
There is a great amount of work put into the McDonald’s Kanga Cup to ensure it runs sm…

With cases of COVID-19 in several NSW Local Government Areas (LGAs), Capital Football is developing contingency plans to ensure the successful hosting of the 2021 McDonald’s Kanga Cup.
On …

Over the McDonald’s Kanga Cup 30 year history there has been thousands of football matches played across the nation’s capital and there is often no match more exciting than a final, especially …

On the eve of registrations closing for the 2021 McDonald’s Kanga Cup (collective gasp!), let’s meet the association who this year has signed up the greatest number of teams in the country!…

The McDonald’s Kanga Cup reached a milestone in registrations earlier this week with 150 teams already signing up for the 2021 event.
Central Coast Sports College (CCSC) has been sending t…

Footballers with a physical or intellectual disability are encouraged to get involved in this year’s McDonald’s Kanga Cup, in the Athletes with Disability (AWD) Division!
Introduced in 2…