Hashtag vs Bulls At Springfield This Summer

Friday, 21 May 2021 18:00

Hashtag United, the club founded by popular YouTuber Spencer Owen, will be playing Jersey Bulls at Springfield Stadium this summer.

They have 219,500 followers on Twitter.

The semi-professional club will be taking part in the inaugural VBET Cup on 10 and 11 July.

FC United of Manchester, the largest fan-owned football club in the UK by number of members, and Cray Wanderers will also be coming to Jersey to compete in the tournament.

"We cannot wait to have supporters back at Springfield Stadium to be part of such a momentous occasion which will hopefully be the first of many." - Ian Horswell, Jersey Bulls Chief Executive.

The semi-finals will be played on 10 July with Jersey Bulls playing Hashtag United and Cray Wanderers taking on FC United of Manchester.

The third-place game and final will be held the following day.

Jersey Bulls have also arranged friendly matches against Kettering Town and Risborough Rangers in July.

Gary Freeman's men will play a league higher next season following a FA restructure of the non-league pyramid.

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