United Counties Football League

United Counties Football League
United Counties Football League
Countries  England
Founded 1934
Divisions Premier Division
Division One
Number of teams 38
Levels on pyramid Levels 9–10
Feeder to Southern League
Domestic cup(s) United Counties League Cup
Current champions St. Neots Town (Premier Division)
AFC Kempston Rovers (Division One)
(2010–11)
Website Official

The United Counties Football League (also known after its sponsor as the ChromaSport & Trophies United Counties League) is an English football league covering Northamptonshire and Bedfordshire, as well as parts of Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire and Norfolk. It has a total of four divisions, two for first teams and two for reserve teams. Clubs in the Premier Division are eligible to enter the FA Cup in the Preliminary Round stages. Those clubs in the league with floodlights are eligible for the FA Vase, and there are knockout cups for the Premier/Division One clubs and for the Reserve Divisions clubs.

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Divisions

The area covered by the United Counties League is coloured in brown.

Premier Division

The Premier Division is at level 9 (step 5) of the National League System, feeding in to the Southern Football League Division One Midlands. It was known as the Northamptonshire League until 1934. There are currently twenty-one clubs in this division, one less than is normal for Leagues at a similar level in the English football league system. The member clubs take part in Cup competitions organised by the County FA to which they are affiliated and other Cup competitions.

Division One

Division One is at level 10 (step 6) in the football pyramid above four smaller local leagues at the base of the recognized NLS: the Northamptonshire Combination, Northampton Town League, Bedfordshire Football League, and Peterborough & District League. There are currently seventeen clubs in this division. It is one of the few step 6 divisions across the country that is not all-floodlit.

Reserve divisions

The membership of the two reserve divisions (Reserve Division One and Reserve Division Two) is made up largely of the Reserve teams of the clubs in the main United Counties League.

Recent champions

Season Premier Division Division One Reserves Division 1 Reserves Division 2 League Cup Reserve Divisions Cup
1980–81 Stamford Stevenage Borough Wootton Blue Cross Not Formed Irthlingborough Diamonds Long Buckby
1981–82 Stamford Newport Pagnell Town Irthlingborough Diamonds Not Formed Stamford Irthligborough Diamonds
1982–83 Irthlingborough Diamonds Raunds Town Irthlingborough Diamonds Not Formed Wootton Blue Cross Desborough Town
1983–84 Buckingham Town Brackley Town Arlesey Town Raunds Town Buckingham Town Stamford
1984–85 Arlesey Town Northampton Spencer Long Buckby Brackley Town Long Buckby Raunds Town
1985–86 Buckingham Town Kempston Rovers Irthlingborough Diamonds Wootton Blue Cross Stamford Rushden Town
1986–87 Potton United Baker Perkins Irthlingborough Diamonds Wellingborough Whitworths Stewarts & Lloyds Corby Irthlingborough Diamonds
1987–88 Spalding United British Timken Duston Stotfold Kettering Town Arlesey Town Kettering Town
1988–89 Potton United Ramsey Town Raunds Town Cogenhoe United Northampton Spencer Raunds Town
1989–90 Holbeach United Daventry Town Mirrlees Blackstone Northampton ON Chenecks Holbeach United Mirrlees Blackstone
1990–91 Bourne Town Daventry Town Northampton Spencer Wellingborough Town Raunds Town Northampton Spencer
1991–92 Northampton Spencer Harrowby United Stotfold Hamlet S & L Corby Rothwell Town Stotfold
1992–93 Rothwell Town Ford Sports Daventry Rushden & Diamonds Burton Park Wanderers Rothwell Town Rushden & Diamonds
1993–94 Rothwell Town Northampton Vanaid Rothwell Town Bourne Town Northampton Spencer Rothwell Town
1994–95 Boston Town St Neots Town Northampton Spencer Wootton Blue Cross Spalding United Cogenhoe United
1995–96 Raunds Town Ford Sports Daventry Raunds Town Wellingborough Whitworths Cogenhoe United Mirrlees Blackstone
1996–97 Stamford Yaxley Stotfold Northampton Vanaid Desborough Town Rothwell Town
1997–98 Stamford Higham Town Rothwell Town St Neots Town Ford Sports Daventry Rothwell Town
1998–99 Spalding United Bugbrooke St Michaels Rothwell Town Kettering Town Stotfold Northampton Spencer
1999–00 Ford Sports Daventry Cottingham Rothwell Town King's Lynn Cogenhoe United King's Lynn
2000–01 Boston Town Daventry Town Cogenhoe United Stamford Desborough Town Rothwell Town
2001–02 Ford Sports Daventry Newport Pagnell Town Stotfold Holbeach United Raunds Town Wootton Blue Cross
2002–03 Holbeach United Northampton Sileby Rangers Bugbrooke St Michaels Olney Town Blackstones Stewarts & Lloyds Corby
2003–04 Spalding United Potton United Raunds Town Bourne Town Boston Town Blackstones
2004–05 Cogenhoe United Northampton Sileby Rangers Yaxley Ford Sports Daventry Potton United Stotfold
2005–06 Woodford United Sleaford Town Bourne Town Woodford United Yaxley Northampton Sileby Rangers
2006–07 Deeping Rangers Whitworths Cogenhoe United St Neots Town Boston Town Cogenhoe United
2007–08 Stotfold Daventry Town Stotfold Huntingdon Town Desborough Town Blackstones
2008–09 Stewart & Lloyds Corby Peterborough Northern Star Stotfold Peterborough Northern Star Stotfold Blackstones
2009–10 Daventry Town Irchester United St. Neots Town Northampton ON Chenecks Long Buckby Stotfold
2010–11 St. Neots Town AFC Kempston Rovers Cogenhoe United King's Lynn Town Newport Pagnell Town Thrapston Town

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