The Berkshire, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Inclusive League creates regular, competitive football for children and adults with physical and learning disabilities.
The BOBi League serves the Thames Valley region and neighbouring counties.
The BOBi League (Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Inclusive League) is a football league providing competitive playing opportunities for children and adults who have physical and learning difficulties.
Established in 2008 with 11 teams, the league has grown into one of the country’s largest pan-disability football competitions.
Teams gather at a central venue once a month and play several short-format fixtures, offering regular competition in a safe, fun and inclusive environment.
BOBi tournament days are staged monthly through the season. Dates shown below are the currently published headline dates.
Divisions from Premiership through to Conference, matching teams by playing level.
A dedicated competitive pathway supporting women and girls in inclusive football.
Age-group football including U8, U12 and U16 opportunities for young players.
An inclusive environment supporting players with mental health and social needs.
Local community teams and professional club foundations come together under one inclusive league.
Voices from players and people who make the league’s matchdays possible.
“The BOBi League gives me a place where I can be myself and play football.”Dylan, 12
“These tournaments mean I get to play with my friends against others and not get judged.”Erin, 14
“This really is the definition of the beautiful game. You have to see it to believe it.”Dennis, BOBi Match Day Coordinator
Whether you are a player, parent, carer, coach or club organiser, the BOBi League can help you find the right route into regular inclusive football.
Use the FA Full-Time league page for current fixtures, results and tables.
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