Boost to sponsor semi-pro club Faversham Town FC

Leading functional drinks brand Boost has announced its official sponsorship of Faversham Town FC, the only town in the country with rights to use the Royal Coat of Arms of England as its crest.

Following the brand's on-pack refresh in April, the season introduces a new partnership for the company, aiming to champion the everyday heroes of the game. This partnership succeeds their previous sponsorship of Leeds United FC last season.

The sponsorship has been revealed in a hilarious video fronted by double-capped Faversham Town FC player and rumoured strongest man in football, Adebayo Akinfenwa – AKA The Beast. The video features local fans and players explaining the club’s unique piece of trivia.

What makes the club particularly unique is its crest. Dating back to 13th century, in return for the town’s services to the King Edward I, his royal highness granted the town the privilege of using his Royal arms, without variation, as its own. This is believed to make Faversham Town F.C the only club in the country with this crest.

Situated in Kent, Faversham Town FC is one of the oldest clubs in England, founded in 1884 they are a semi-professional football club competing in the ninth tier of the English football pyramid, the Southern Counties East Football League (SCEFL).

The sponsorship agreement for the 24/25 season will see Boost become the club’s official hydration partner and back of shirt sponsor.

“We’re proud to announce our sponsorship of Faversham Town FC, a local club with a proud history where many of the squad work full-time jobs alongside their football career,” Anjna Mistry, brand controller at Boost Drinks said.

“This campaign for us is the perfect opportunity to champion the everyday unsung heroes of the game. Whether you play sport at the highest level, enjoy Sunday league with your mates, or simply play 5-aside after work with your mates, there’s a Boost for that!”

The announcement comes hot on the heels of a strong season for Faversham Town FC, who battled their way to a play-off semi-final in the Southern Counties East Football League and will be hoping to build on their success in the coming season, hydrated and energised by Boost.