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LEAGUE CHANGES FOR 2023/2024 2022/2023 Roll of Honour: The Combined Counties Football League
is based in Southern England and includes sides from Middlesex, Surrey, Berkshire,
Oxon, Sussex Hampshire and Hertfordshire. All clubs are of senior status. The Combined
Counties league is part of the non-league pyramid. The league accept clubs from a number
of sources including RYMAN, Spartan, Surrey Premier and Middlesex County leagues.
Over the years the league has been known as the DAN AIR League, the PARASOL
League, the Courage League, the Seagrave Haulage League and the Cherry Red Records
Combined Counties League.
This page last
updated: 4th November 2023
OTHER FOOTBALL SITES WORTH A VISIT COMBINED COUNTIES TEAMS GENERAL SITES
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This season sees a number of changes to the structure of the Combined Counties League
The Premier Dision has two divisions a Premier Division North and South both with 20 clubs. Division 1 now has 22 clubs and a Division 2 has been added.
Ascot United, Raynes Park Vale and Badshot Lea have all been promoted to Step 4.
Clubs Leaving the league: AFC Aldermaston, CB Hounslow, Cove, Frimley Green and London Lions.
New clubs Premier North: Ardley United, Bedfont Sports, Risborough Rangers, Rayners Lane and Milton United.
New clubs Premier South: Spelthorne Sports, Tooting & Mitcham United, Sandhurst Town and Epsom & Ewell.
New Division 1 clubs:- Oxhey Jets, Windsor, London Colney, Amersham Town, Holmer Green and and Yateley United.
Premier Division North Champions - Ascot United,
Premier Division South Champions - Raynes Park Vale,
Division 1 Champions - Sandhurst Town.
Premier Challenge Cup Winners - Flackwell Heath,
Division 1 Challenge Cup Winners - Penn & Tylers Green,
