Marrickville Football Club is a community Football Club based in Sydney’s Inner West. The Club has more than 2000 registered players, with teams competing in the Canterbury and District Soccer Football Association (CDSFA). The Club, affectionately known as The Red Devils, was founded in 1945 by Bruce Livingston and Arthur Ireland. In 1946 the Club officially formed and entered two teams in the CDSFA, an Under-12 team and an Under-14 team. Marrickville FC's traditional kit consists of red shirts, white shorts and red socks. Mackey Park has been The Club’s home ground since 1958. Good and stable administration has seen the number of teams steadily grow over the years and today Marrickville FC is one of the largest community sports clubs in New South Wales. Teams range from the Under 6s through to the Over 45s, which includes all-boys, all-girls and mixed teams in the juniors as well as women's and men’s teams. Marrickville FC is also proud to have an All Abilities Football Team for individuals with disabilities. Our highly regarded Red Devils Football Academy is professionally run and is admired for its successful approach and development results. The Club’s alumni also include one of the Australia’s most celebrated Socceroos, Tim Cahill, who played for The Club as a junior. Today, Marrickville FC and the associated Red Devils Football Academy are recognised throughout the Inner West. The Club enjoys strong local support and attracts players from all over Sydney.