Middlesex County Football League

Middlesex County Football League

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Founded	1984
Country	England
Divisions	5
Number of teams	64
Level on pyramid	11-14
Feeder to	Combined Counties Football League
Website	http://www.mcfl.org.uk/

The Middlesex County Football League is a football competition based in England. The league was founded in 1984 and initially had only one division, although it has since expanded greatly. It currently has a total of 6 divisions - five for first teams and a division for reserve teams. The Premier Division sits at step 7 (or level 11) of the National League System. It is a feeder to the Combined Counties Football League and the Hellenic Football League. The league is currently sponsored by Cherry Red Books.

In the 2008-09 season, Bethnal Green United won the Premier Division title.

History

The Middlesex County League was founded in 1984 as a single division. One year later, the league expanded to include a second division (Division One). In 1991 the league added a third division (Division two) which was discontinued in 1996. In 2002 the league added two more divisions (Division Two and Division Three). For the 2006-07 season the league added a fifth division and regionalized the fourth level. The divisions were named Division Three East and Division Three West. A further re-organisation in 2007-08 saw the league expand to six divisions. Division One was regionalized into Division One Central and East and Division One West whilst Division Three East was renamed Division Three whilst Division Three West was renamed Division Three (Hounslow & District). In the 2008-09 season Division Three was dropped. Former members to progress through the pyramid include Brook House, Hanworth Villa, CB Hounslow United, Rayners Lane, North Greenford United, Sutton Common Rovers, South Kilburn, Sport London e Benfica, Neasden Foundation, Bethnal Green United and Bedfont Sports.

Members clubs 2009-10 season

Premier Division

• Bethnal Green United Reserves
• Broadfields United
• Copland
• FC Deportivo Galicia
• Hayes Gate
• Hounslow Wanderers
• Indian Gymkhana
• Interwood
• Kodak
• Marsh Rangers
• North Kensington
• Singh Sabha Slough
• Sloane
• Southall
• Stonewall
• Vallance
• Willesden Constantine

Division One (Central & East)

• FC Baresi
• FC Team
• Hendon 'A'
• Kentish Town Reserves
• London United Football Academy
• Regent's Park
• Sporting Hackney
• Springfield
• St. John's Arsenal Deaf
• The Wilberforce Wanderers

Division One (West)

• Brentham
• Chiswick Homefields
• FC Assyria
• Greens United
• Grosvenor House
• Harrow St. Mary's
• Hillingdon
• London Post Office Sports & Social Association
• North Greenford United Social
• Sandgate
• Stedfast United

Division Two

• Barn Elms
• CB Hounslow United Social
• Grange Park
• Hanworth Villa III
• Harrow Club
• Hilltop
• Imperial College Old Boys
• Junior All Stars
• Kensington Dragons
• Maiwand
• Uxbridge Town
• Warren

Division Three Hounslow & District

• AFC Heathrow
• AFC London (AMU)
• APNA Southall
• Barnhill Explorers
• Discover
• Dynamo
• Eutectic
• Hanworth Sports
• West London Saracens
• West Side Rangers

Past Champions

Season	Premier Division champions
1984-85	Constantine United
Premier Division renamed Division One		Division Two created
1985-86	Mill End Sports	Harrow St. Mary's Reserves
1986-87	Evershed Social	Troy Albion
1987-88	Chorleywood Common	Harefield Town
1988-89	Shamrock	Northfield Rangers
1989-90	Hawkeye Willesden	Brook House Reserves
1990-91	Hawkeye Willesden	Northfield Rangers Reserves
Division One renamed Premier Division		Division Two renamed Division One	Division Two created
1991-92	Northfield Rangers	Broadwater United	Bridge Park
1992-93	Shamrock	Northolt Saints	Scolar
1993-94	New Hanford	Rayners Lane Reserves	Neasden Foundation Reserves
1994-95	Spelthorne Sports	Willesden Constantine	Southall Reserves
1995-96	Willesden Constantine	Stonebridge Scolar	F.C. Deportivo
		Division One renamed Senior Division	Division Two disbanded
1996-97	Rayners Lane	Broadfields United
1997-98	Willesden Constantine	Northolt Saints
1998-99	Willesden Constantine	Neasden Foundation
1999-00	Brook House Reserves	Brentford New Inn
2000-01	Northolt Saints	Pinner Albion Seniors
2001-02	Spelthorne Sports	Stonewall
		Senior Division renamed Division One	Division Two reformed	Division Three created
2002-03	Hanworth Villa	Southall Town Reserves	Harefield Ex-Services	Stonewall Reserves
2003-04	Wraysbury	Brazilian	Eastcote	Parkfield Youth Old Boys
2004-05	Hanworth Villa	Neasden Foundation	Parkfield Youth Old Boys	LPOSSA
2005-06	Battersea Ironsides	Sport London e Benfica	Signcraft	Harrow St. Mary's Youth Old Boys
2006-07	Sport London e Benfica	South Kilburn	London Utd Football Academy	FC Baresi (East) and Brunswick (West)
2007-08	Indian Gymkhana	Park View (Central/East) and Kodak Harrow (West)	Harrow St Mary's	Harrow Club (Div 3) and Stedfast United (Div 3 Hounslow & Dist)
2008-09	Bethnal Green United	Copland (Central/East) and North Kensington(West)	LPOSSA	Grange Park (Div 3 Hounslow & Dist)

External links

Official website on Football.mitoo