What a performance from All Nations. They can finally call themselves PFTM champions.

A storming performance from the mental health campaigners. All Nations have often found themselves in the latter stages of the PFTM competition but have never managed to cross the line with the winner's trophy. That all changed on Saturday 18th June 2022, putting two QFs and a semi-final loss behind them. Kurt and Karl Mahon have been instrumental in bringing exuberance, togetherness, colour, enthusiasm, friends, and family as they tackle not only football racial injustice but also tackle the stigma of mental health in sport.

PFTM is proud to have such good people represent their tournaments and do so passionately with honour and grace.

It wasn’t an easy journey, but they made it and had this to say; “The Play for the memory tournament is a tournament we’ve always wanted to win! PFTM has allowed us to represent our brother and what we care about. The feeling of winning and wearing the badge was unreal.” “Shout out to Calvin who couldn’t be there this time as he became a dad and a special mention to Mama who All Nations family lost recently - lost one but gained one”. What a tribute!

Player of the Tournament went to Arjun Jung who was voted for by the referees and his opposition colleagues. A classy maestro with big things ahead of him in the world of football.

Congratulations to the NEW CHAMPIONS OF PFTM!!!

THE question we always ask? Can they retain the title?

It's easier said than done but something tells us it isn’t going to be easy wrestling the PFTM Trophy from them.