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Game on at Prescot Soccer & Leisure Centre
(Press release: Knowsley Council)
The pitches at Prescot’s new centre are set to open on 15 July and will offer a football experience that is unrivalled in the area. The centre offers state-of the art third generation (3G) pitches which have all the characteristics of playing on grass.
Whether you manage a junior team, want to be part of a league, or just fancy a kickabout with your workmates, we have everything you need. There are seven five-a-side pitches, which are fully surrounded by rebound boards to ensure that the ball is always in play. We also have a full-sized astro-turf pitch for 11-a-side matches.
With floodlit pitches and free on-site parking, Prescot Soccer and Leisure Centre is the place to be.
The leisure facility with a fitness suite, changing facilities and a fully licensed bar and cafe will open in October.
Cllr Eddie Connor, Cabinet Member for Leisure, Community and Culture, said: “This is a fantastic facility with the latest pitches and will be a real asset to the area. We hope that the local footballing community will be delighted with the quality of facilities on offer – and we believe it represents great value for money.
“Knowsley has a great footballing pedigree, having produced some of the country’s top players, and we hope this facility will help to develop future football stars, as well as providing local residents with a fun and affordable way to keep fit”.
The centre will be open every day and pitches are available to book now. Discounts are available to FA affiliated teams – call 0151 443 2200 or visit www.activeknowsley.com for more information.
See also:
- Prescot Leisure Facility Set for October Opening
- Prescot Hockey Club Move to St Helens, Blame Council
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