Unlocking everyone’s potential through powerchair football

Everyone gets on the pitch.

A Leeds club playing fast, four-a-side, competitive football — open to players of every age, gender and disability. We train every week at Bishop Young Academy. Come and have a go.

2012
Formed after the London Games
40+
Players across five teams
All levels
Recreational to National League

About the club

One of the most inclusive team sports there is

Powerchair football is the only competitive team sport designed for people who use powered wheelchairs — and it’s brilliant to watch.

Leeds Powerchair Football Club formed in late 2012, in the wake of the London Olympic and Paralympic Games. Today more than 40 players train and compete with us across five teams and every level of the game — from first-timers playing recreationally right through to our National League side.

We train every week at Bishop Young Academy in Leeds, and we’re an England Football Accredited club. Whether you want to play, cheer from the sidelines, or back the club as a sponsor, there’s a place for you here.

The game itself is played indoors on a court the size of a basketball court. Specially adapted powerchairs fitted with front guards let players pass, dribble and strike a large ball with real skill and speed. It’s tactical, competitive, and one of the very few sports where players of all ages and genders line up on the same team.

Our five teams are Leeds Chariots, Leeds Dynamos, Leeds Centurions, Leeds Spartans & Amazons, and Leeds Hurricanes.

New to the sport? Come and have a go — get in touch.

Fixtures & results

Fixtures, results & tables

We run two teams in the WFA National League. Choose a team to see its recent results alongside where it sits in the table.

Recent results

Recent results
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League table

League table
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Ranked by points, then goal difference.

View the live table on FA Full-Time

Watch

Leeds, live and on demand

Every WFA National League and Cup match is streamed live on The WFA’s YouTube channel. Tune in when we’re playing, and catch highlights and replays here.

Latest news

What’s happening at the club

Match reports, player stories, and club updates.

21 July 2026

WFA Player of the Season

Celebrating the club at the Wheelchair Football Association’s end-of-season awards.

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21 July 2026

WFA Coach of the Year

Another proud moment for the club at this year’s WFA awards.

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21 July 2026

WFA Goal of the Season

One of the standout moments of the season gets its recognition.

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Get involved

There’s a place for everyone

Players, supporters and sponsors all help the club grow. Here’s how you can be part of it.

Play

Never played before, or looking for a new club? We’d love to hear from you. Come along to a session and give it a go — no experience needed.

Ask about playing

Support

Cheer the team on at matches, follow us online, or lend a hand on match days. Every bit of support makes a difference.

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Sponsor

Powerchairs and running a club aren’t cheap. Sponsors keep us on the pitch — and get their brand in front of a proud, growing community.

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Where we train
Bishop Young Academy, Leeds
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