East Sussex Football League
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| Divisions | 8 |
| Number of teams | 82 |
| Levels on pyramid | Level 12 to Level 19 |
| Feeder to | Sussex County Football League |
| Promotion to | Sussex County Football League Division Three |
| League cup(s) | Blacklands Finance Challenge Cup K & P Motoring World Challenge Cup Wisdens Sports Challenge Cup Eastbourne Coach Finishers Challenge Cup |
| Current champions | St. Leonards Social (Premier Division) |
| Website | http://www.esfl.org.uk |
The East Sussex Football League is a football competition based in England. It has a total of 8 divisions including the East Sussex Football League Premier Division. The Premier Division sits at step 7 (or level 11) of the National League System and is a feeder to the Sussex County League. While as a Step 7 league, the Premier Division is technically on the same level as the Sussex County League Division Three, in practice it is a level below. The last division (Division 7) sits at level 18 of the English football league system. Live4Soccer are the current sponsors of the league.
[edit] Member Clubs 2011-12
- Premier Division
Hollington United | Iden | Old Town Athletic | Peche Hill Select | Punnetts Town | Robertsbridge United | Rock-a-Nore | St. Leonards Social | Sedlescombe Rangers | Wadhurst United | White Knight
- Division One
Bexhill Amateur Athletic Club | Catsfield | Eastbourne Amateurs | Hollington United Reserves | Hooe Sports | Mountfield United | Ninfield United | Sandhurst | Spartan | Ticehurst
- Division Two
Battle Baptists | Cinque Ports | Crowhurst | Eastbourne Albert | Eastbourne Dynamos | Hastings Rangers | Icklesham Casuals | Langney | Ore Athletic | St. Helens
- Division Three
Battle Rangers | Cranbrook Town | Hawkhurst United | Herstmonceux | Hurst | Magham Down | Northiam | Orington | Peche Hill Select Reserves | Wittersham
- Division Four
Bo-Peep Marina | Burwash | FC Bexhill | Iden Reserves | Mayfield | Pebsham Sibex | Rock-a-Nore Reserves | Sedlescombe Rangers Reserves | The JC Tackleway | Travaux
- Division Five
AFC Sidley | Eastbourne Athletic | Eastbourne Fishermen | Guestling | Hastings Elite | Icklesham Casuals Reserves | Ninfield United Reserves | St. Leonards Warriors | Victoria Baptists | Wadhurst United Reserves
- Division Six
Bexhill Amateur Athletic Club Reserves | Eastbourne Rangers | Eastbourne Royals | Guestling Reserves | Herstmonceux Reserves | Parkfield | Robertsbridge United Reserves | The JC Tackleway Reserves | West Hill United | Westfield III
- Division Seven
Battle Baptists Reserves | Bexhill Rovers | Hampden Park United | Hawkhurst United Reserves | Herstmonceux ‘A’ | Northiam Reserves | Orington Reserves | Sandhurst Reserves | West Hill United Reserves | Winkney Seniors | Wittersham Reserves
[edit] Recent Champions
| Season | Premier | One | Two | Three | Four | Five | Six | Seven |
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| 2003-04 | Hollington United | Bodiam | JC Tackleway | Sedlescombe | Castleham United | Battle Rangers reserves | Wadhurst United "A" | |
| 2004-05 | Little Common | Eastbourne W.M.C. | Heathfield Hotspurs | Old Hastonians | Crowhurst | Little Common | Bexhill United | |
| 2005-06 | Hawkhurst United | Hollington United | Icklesham Casuals | Athletico | Hastings Rangers | Eastbourne Fishermen | Panako | |
| 2006-07 | Hawkhurst United | Punnetts Town | Hastings Rangers | Little Common | Robertsbridge United | Cinque Ports | Pelham | |
| 2007-08 | Hollington United | Sedlescombe | Wheatsheaf | Benbow | Cinque Ports | The Wilton | Nelson Tigers | |
| 2008-09 | St Leonards Social | Q Ball | Wadhurst United | Hurst | Nelson Tigers | Travaux | Guestling Rangers | |
| 2009-10 | St Leonards Social | Wadhurst United | AFC Peasmarsh & Iden | Eastbourne Dynamos | Eastbourne Fishermen | Orington | Wadhurst United Reserves | Magham Down |
| 2010-11 | St Leonards Social | White Knight | Eastbourne Galaxy | St Helens | Orington | Burwash | AFC Sidley | Eastbourne Rangers |
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