join a league in london, win £500
World Cup football getting you inspired to put the boots back on?
Sign up and join a Powerleague London league before the first England game and you’ll be entered into a draw to win £500 cash.
League football, London bragging rights, and 500 quid up for grabs. What are you waiting for?
why join a league in london?
London is the home of English football, from the top of the pyramid right down to midweek small-sided football, you know you’re in for a good test every single week. Powerleague takes that to the next level.
We offer leagues for all abilities across our London venues, with a range of match nights to suit your schedule. Get your full squad ready to go to be in with a chance of £500 CASH!
⚽️ Reminder: TEAMS MUST BE SIGNED UP BEFORE ENGLAND’S FIRST WORLD CUP MATCH. (17th June, 9pm.)
🍀 Good luck!
THE POWERLEAGUE PLAYBOOK

1
Every friendship group or workplace has a leader. Could it be you? Your team needs you. Pick a league and a location and recruit like it’s Transfer Deadline Day. No one is off limits. You might start out as a team of misfits. But the potential is limitless.
2
It’s time to give this dynasty a name. Something appropriate. It’s yours. You own it. It’s a great time to remind yourself that Bayer Neverlusen and Ji-Sung Park the Bus will already be taken, and you can probably do better…
3
Set up the WhatsApp group. It’s your control tower, your media hub and your tactics clinic. Make sure your team knows all the rules for 5 a side, create your Powerleague profile and watch the goals and appearances rack up. But never the clean sheets. Download our app and keep an eye on our new Transfer Market feature. You never know when you’ll need it.
4
It’s matchday. Two friends inevitably drop out an hour before kick-off. They’ll apologise, but you know they’re no longer part of the team. You’ll be stunned by the speed and ruthlessness of the opposition. You’ll forget how many the other team scored, but remember that you loved it. The WhatsApp group hums with plans for next week.
5
It’s week nine. You’ve no points and a goal difference of 21-74, but the penny is finally starting to drop. The team looks sharper, hungrier. They know their way around the pitch like Titchmarsh on an allotment. Then, it happens. 9-9, a last-minute equaliser. The Powerleague bar doesn’t know what’s coming. There’s no looking back now.