[Skip navigation]
[Home page]
[Search]
[Site Map]
[Privacy]
[Disclaimer]
[About Us]
[Contact Us]
[Access Key Details]
Soccer Six 2005
Main navigation
[Skip navigation]
[Healthy diet]
[Ages and stages]
[Health issues]
[Keeping food safe]
[Food labels]
The thrilling Soccer Six tournament was this year sponsored by eatwell.gov.uk. The eventual winners at West Ham's Upton Park on Sunday 22 May in the men's competition were Iron Maiden, who also had The Royle Family's Ralph Little playing for them.
Lifting the trophy for the women's teams were The Fairer Six, whose line up included Liberty X girls Michelle Heaton and Jessica Taylor, and rising star Lady Sovereign.
Blazin' Squad were also among the host of stars helping the Agency promote its 'be fit, eat well' message at West Ham's Upton Park on Sunday 22 and at Aston Villa's Villa Park on Sunday 15 May.
Here's the full list of the men's and women's teams at West Ham's Upton Park on Sunday 22 May:
Here's a list of the host of stars that played at Villa Park, Aston Villa's football ground, on Sunday 15 May:
The Soccer Six tournament is run by Cup Promotions to raise money for the Charities Trust and Nordoff Robbins, the music therapy charity.
Check out the advice from the FA's exercise scientist, Dawn Scott, including:
- how to get the most out of your training
- how to make sure your fitness levels are up to the challenge of playing footie
- advice for when you're on the road with your local or school team
Click here to see the advice from the FA
And you can find out how to look and feel your best by keeping fit.
Check out our section just for teens.
Remember these four things:
- Don�t skip breakfast
- Eat more fruit
- Drink plenty of water
- Get active
So remember to check out eatwell regularly to find out what you need to know about how to be fit and eat well�
Healthy diet
Visit www.food.gov.uk for all the latest news and in depth information from the Food Standards Agency
Search
Settings
[Change Text Only Settings]
[Graphic version of this page]
[Top]
Main navigation
[Healthy diet]
[Ages and stages]
[Health issues]
[Keeping food safe]
[Food labels]
[Top]
© Crown copyright