Powerday renews partnership with Enfield Town FC
Powerday is proud to announce the renewal of its partnership with Enfield Town FC. This sponsorship agreement will extend for another two seasons for the first team home shirts. The sponsorship with also support the club’s soccer school, walking football and disability sections, demonstrating Powerday’s ongoing commitment to supporting local sports and community initiatives.

Paul Reed, Chairman at Enfield Town, says: “We’re delighted to continue our fantastic partnership with Powerday for another two years and thank them for renewing their headline sponsorship with the club. It’s clear from our conversations that they care very deeply about our local community and want to do all that they can to support all sections of our club. Their support gives us a massive boost for the season ahead and we are extremely grateful to Powerday for all that they do for us and the wider community in Enfield.”
Edward Crossan, CEO at Powerday, says: “We are delighted to announce our continued partnership with Enfield Town FC as the official Community and First Team Sponsor for another season.”
“As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting the communities where we operate, we are proud to extend our partnership with Enfield Town FC, a club that plays a vital role in the local community. This sponsorship not only supports the first team but also the Community Soccer School, Disability Team, and Walking Football Team. It reflects our dedication to promoting sports and community development in the Enfield area.”
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