Taking place on Friday 24th April from 1.30pm to 4.30pm at the iconic Gigg Lane Stadium, Bury, this brand-new event gives businesses the opportunity to play on the pitch at the home of Bury FC while enjoying a professionally organised corporate experience.
The Construction Cup is the first event in the new Corporate Cup Series, with a different business sector set to feature each month, creating an ongoing calendar of industry-focused tournaments at Gigg Lane. This exciting format gives companies the chance to compete alongside businesses from their own sector while becoming part of a wider corporate community connected through sport and networking.
The tournament itself will be played as a 7-a-side competition, with a maximum squad of 10 players per team. Entry is £500 + VAT per team, and with places limited to just 12 teams, interest is already high and spaces are filling quickly.
Each team is guaranteed a minimum of four matches, with both Cup and Plate competitions ensuring a competitive and enjoyable afternoon for all involved. The event also includes FA qualified referees, a trophy presentation on the pitch, and team and match photography, giving participants the full big-match experience from start to finish.
But the Corporate Cup Series is about more than football. After the final whistle, teams and guests will be invited to enjoy exclusive corporate networking and buffet hospitality in the stadium bar, creating the perfect environment to relax, reward staff, entertain guests and build new business relationships.
The launch of the Construction Cup promises to be a standout date in the corporate calendar — combining the excitement of playing at a historic football ground with the benefits of premium networking and hospitality.
With momentum already building and team places being snapped up quickly, businesses are encouraged to register now to avoid missing out on the opening event in what promises to be a hugely exciting new series at Gigg Lane.
For enquiries and bookings, email: corporatecup@buryfc.co.uk
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