The competition gives secondary school pupils the chance to collaborate with their local professional club on a football business challenge set by Premier League Executive Chairman, Richard Scudamore. This year teams were asked to come up with ideas on how to attract more fans from the USA.
Working closely with the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation, Enfield Grammar battled through previous rounds, seeing off competition from Arsenal, Chelsea, Bournemouth and Southampton along the way.
The final involved a series of presentations at EY’s global HQ, judged by former Premier League and England Defender Graeme Le Saux, Comic and Sport Relief Ambassador Theo Paphitis and Premier League Executive Office Director Peta Bistany.