Welcome to The Half Moon Inn

Strensall, York North Yorkshire

Sam and the team welcome you to The Half Moon Inn, situated in the heart of Strensall. We pride ourselves on our warm welcoming atmosphere, serving good quality drinks and food to both the local community and visitors to the village. We are a dog friendly pub and have a cafe open Monday's, Thursday's, Friday's and Saturday's. So please join us for a drink and bring your best friend along...

The pub was rebuilt in 1803 which replaced a much older building, which had its own brew house and kiln.
Back to the present day, we have both BT and Sky sports showing over 4 large screens in the back sports bar.
To the front, we have our lounge. A place to sit and relax with a perfectly poured drink and maybe a bite to eat.

We look forward to welcoming you soon!

 

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At The Half Moon Inn

2nd October, 2025
Celtic v Sporting Braga (Europa League)

Celtic v Sporting Braga (Europa League)

Coverage of the league phase match from Celtic Park, as the hosts play their first home game of the competition. The Scottish club haven't appeared in this tournament since the 2021/22 season when they finished third in their group behind Bayer Leverkusen and Real Betis

2nd October, 2025
Dynamo Kyiv v Crystal Palace (Europa League)

Dynamo Kyiv v Crystal Palace (Europa League)

Coverage of the league phase match from Motor Lublin Arena, as the visitors play their first ever away game in a European competition. The South London club are playing in this tournament for the first time, but were originally due to play in the Europa League thanks to their FA Cup final win against Manchester City in May

2nd October, 2025
Feyenoord v Aston Villa (Europa League)

Feyenoord v Aston Villa (Europa League)

Coverage of the league phase match from De Kuip, as the visitors play their first away game of this year's competition. This is their third consecutive season in Europe having played in last year's Champions League, as well as competing in the Europa Conference League in the 2023/24 season

2nd October, 2025
Nottingham Forest v FC Midtjylland (Europa League)

Nottingham Forest v FC Midtjylland (Europa League)

Coverage of the league phase match from The City Ground, as the hosts play their first home game in Europe for 30 years. Forest played in this competition in the 1995-96 season when it was known as the UEFA Cup, when they made it as far as the quarter-finals before losing 7-2 on aggregate to eventual winners Bayern Munich

2nd October, 2025
Sturm Graz v Rangers (Europa League)

Sturm Graz v Rangers (Europa League)

Coverage of the league phase match from Merkur-Arena. The visitors will be looking to go one further in this competition than they did in the 2021/22 season, when they reached the final. Unfortunately for the Scottish giants they lost on penalties that year to Eintracht Frankfurt after the game ended 1-1 after extra-time

3rd October, 2025
Bournemouth AFC v Fulham (Premier League)

Bournemouth AFC v Fulham (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match from Vitality Stadium. The hosts have a good recent record against their visitors having lost only one of the last eight meetings between the teams. The sole defeat in that run came in February 2024 when the Cottagers won at home 3-1 thanks to an early Bobby Decordova-Reid finish and goals on either side of the break from Rodrgio Muniz.

3rd October, 2025
Wrexham v Birmingham City (Football League)

Wrexham v Birmingham City (Football League)

Coverage of the Championship match at StoK Racecourse. Both these teams are looking to make an impact in this division after earning promotion from League One last term. Birmingham took four points from the two meetings between the sides in the previous campaign, winning 3-1 at home, before drawing 1-1 here

4th October, 2025
Hull City v Sheffield United (Football League)

Hull City v Sheffield United (Football League)

Coverage of the Championship match at MKM Stadium. The Tigers have experienced a mixed start to the campaign under new manager Sergej Jakirovi?. The Blades appointed the previous incumbent of the Hull hot seat Ruben Selles, but he was dismissed in September, with Chris Wilder returning to the club after departing in the summer

4th October, 2025
Sheffield Wednesday v Coventry City (Football League)

Sheffield Wednesday v Coventry City (Football League)

All the action from the Championship match at Hillsborough. Coventry claimed a 2-1 win in last season's corresponding fixture and will go into this contests as favourites to prevail once again as the Owls have struggled in the early stages of the current campaign

4th October, 2025
Leeds United v Tottenham Hotspur (Premier League)

Leeds United v Tottenham Hotspur (Premier League)

Coverage of the top-flight match from Elland Road. The visitors have won their past four meetings against the West Yorkshire side, and have scored four goals in three of those matches. The last fixture here between the two teams saw Tottenham come away with a 4-1 victory to send Leeds back to the Championship after a three-year stay in the top flight.

4th October, 2025
Saracens v Bristol Bears (Rugby Union - Premiership Rugby Cup)

Saracens v Bristol Bears (Rugby Union - Premiership Rugby Cup)

Coverage of the match from StoneX Stadium. The visitors will be looking to improve on last season's fourth place finish that saw them make it to the play-off semi-finals before losing 34-20 to eventual winners Bath. Saracens will also be aiming higher this season having finished sixth last time out. This meeting last year saw the hosts come away with a 35-26 victory.

4th October, 2025
Chelsea v Liverpool (Premier League)

Chelsea v Liverpool (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match from Stamford Bridge. The hosts ended a run of 10 games without a win against Liverpool when these two sides last met here at the end of last season. Goals from Enzo Fernandez, Cole Palmer and an own goal from Jarell Quansah gave Chelsea all three points in a 3-1 victory in the North-West club's first game after being crowned Premier League champions.

5th October, 2025
Ipswich Town v Norwich City (Football League)

Ipswich Town v Norwich City (Football League)

Coverage of the East Anglia derby in the Championship, held at Portman Road. The teams last met in the 2023/24 season when they shared the spoils in a 2-2 draw here, before Norwich claimed a 1-0 win at Carrow Road

5th October, 2025
Aston Villa v Burnley (Premier League)

Aston Villa v Burnley (Premier League)

All the action from the match at Villa Park. The Villans claimed a 3-2 win when the teams last met here two seasons ago, but they have found wins and goals hard to come by in the early stages of the current campaign.

5th October, 2025
Newcastle United v Nottingham Forest (Premier League)

Newcastle United v Nottingham Forest (Premier League)

All the action from the Premier League match at St James' Park. Newcastle claimed a thrilling 4-3 victory in last season's corresponding fixture and also overcame Forest at The City Ground in the EFL Cup and the league, but both sides are yet to find their top form on a consistent basic this term

5th October, 2025
Wolves v Brighton (Premier League)

Wolves v Brighton (Premier League)

All the action from the match at Molineux. Brighton claimed a 2-0 win in last season's corresponding fixture thanks to goals by Danny Welbeck and Brajan Gruda, and Wolves have struggled in the early stages of the current campaign.

5th October, 2025
Everton v Crystal Palace (Premier League)

Everton v Crystal Palace (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match from Hill Dickinson Stadium. The hosts have a fantastic recent record against their visitors having not lost any of their previous nine matches against the South London club. On top of that Palace have only won two of the last 24 matches against Everton since 2015, with both victories coming back-to-back in the 2021/22 season.

5th October, 2025
Gloucester v Northampton (Rugby Union - Premiership Rugby Cup)

Gloucester v Northampton (Rugby Union - Premiership Rugby Cup)

Coverage of the match from Kingsholm Stadium. Both teams will be looking to push on this season having finished fifth and eighth respectively. The hosts missed out on a play-off spot by just two points, while the Saints ended the season 15 points clear of 10th placed Exeter. This fixture last year saw Gloucester come away with an easy 36-7 victory over Northampton.

5th October, 2025
Brentford v Manchester City (Premier League)

Brentford v Manchester City (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match from Gtech Community Stadium. Despite causing the visitors trouble in games over the last few years, the hosts have only beaten Pep Guardiola's side twice in eight fixtures since they entered the top flight in 2021. Those two wins did come in City's treble-winning season however, as the Bees did the double over their visitors in the 2022/23 campaign.

6th October, 2025
World Grand Prix Darts: Day 1 (Darts)

World Grand Prix Darts: Day 1 (Darts)

Coverage of day one from Mattioli Arena in Leicester, featuring first-round matches, played over the best of three sets. Luke Littler's tournament came to an early end at this stage last year when he was beaten 2-1 by Rob Cross, and Luke Humphries got his defence of the title under way with a victory over Stephen Bunting by the same scoreline

7th October, 2025
World Grand Prix Darts: Day 2 (Darts)

World Grand Prix Darts: Day 2 (Darts)

Coverage of day two from Mattioli Arena in Leicester, featuring first-round matches, played over the best of three sets. Mike De Decker was the shock champion last year and he got his tournament under way 12 months ago with a 2-1 victory over Damon Heta. Later that night, six-time winner of this event Michael van Gerwen was comprehensively beaten 2-0 by Daryl Gurney

8th October, 2025
World Grand Prix Darts: Day 3 (Darts)

World Grand Prix Darts: Day 3 (Darts)

Coverage of day three from Mattioli Arena in Leicester, featuring second-round matches, played over the best of five sets. In the closest match of the third day last year, Ryan Joyce claimed a 3-2 win over Nathan Aspinall. There was also a 3-1 victory for Rob Cross against Martin Schindler. Luke Humphries lost year's final against Belgium's Mike De Decker 4-6 as the Belgian won his first ever televised title.

9th October, 2025
World Grand Prix Darts: Day 4 (Darts)

World Grand Prix Darts: Day 4 (Darts)

Coverage of day four from Mattioli Arena in Leicester, featuring second-round matches, played over the best of five sets. Eventual champion Mike De Decker was in fine form at this stage last year, winning 3-0 against Gary Anderson. He was joined in the quarter-finals by his Belgian compatriot Dimitri Van den Bergh, who prevailed 3-1 over Dave Chisnall.