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YORKS SET FOR WORLD DEBUT

A HOST of Non-League players have received an international call-up for the first time – for Yorkshire!
The new Yorkshire International Football Association (YIFA) have been recognised by CONIFA, a football association for regions and states not recognised by FIFA. And they have named their squad for their first game against Ellan Vannin, the Isle of Man’s national team.
Evo-Stik South side Stocksbridge Park Steels have three representations with Josh Hobson, Ben Rhodes and Kurtis Turner all named while Ossett Albion’s James Hurtley and Callum Charlton have also been calle...

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