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Their final game in the competition is away to Republic of Ireland Schoolboys on 31 March. Northern Ireland, who last won the trophy in 2019, are scheduled to be back at the Welders again on Friday 25 March when England will be the opposition. The venue is Renfrew FC’s ground in Renfrewshire.Ī week later, on Thursday 10 March, Northern Ireland will face Wales at the revamped Blanchflower Stadium in east Belfast which is now the home of Harland and Wolff Welders FC. There was no Centenary Shield last year due to Covid, however this year’s competition is scheduled to get under way on Thursday 3 March and will run for eight weeks, with all matches starting at 7pm.Īnd the Northern Ireland team, run by the Northern Ireland Schools’ FA with support from the Irish Football Association, will feature in the first match. The BBC has a global reputation for showcasing top international sport and we are very excited to see the Centenary Shield included as another example of this activity.” Mike Spinks, the secretary of SAFIB, said: “This is fantastic news. SAFIB believes the deal will raise the profile of schools’ football across the UK and Ireland and showcase the commitment and abilities of all those involved. Through the broadcast agreement the Centenary Shield games will be shown live across BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport app and connected Red Button.

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This spring the Northern Ireland U18 Schoolboys team will once again be competing against their counterparts in England, Scotland, Wales and Republic of Ireland for the SAFIB (Schools’ Association Football International Board) Centenary Shield.Īnd SAFIB has agreed a deal for all four of Northern Ireland’s matches, plus all the other games in the competition in March and April, to be livestreamed by the BBC.

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