Peterborough and District Football League
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The Peterborough and District Football League is a football competition in England. It has a total of six divisions, the highest of which the Premier Division sits at step 7 of the National League System (level 11 of the English football league system). Of the six divisions, three are reserve team only. It is a feeder to the United Counties Football League Division One.
In the 2004-05 season, Whittlesey United won the title. For the 2006-07 season, there were 16 clubs competing in the league. Marshall currently sponsors the league.
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[edit] 2006/07 Members
[edit] Premier Division
- AFC Fletton
- Alconbury
- Crowland Town
- Hampton Athletic
- Leverington Sports
- Long Sutton Athletic
- Moulton Harrox
- Oundle Town
- Parson Drove
- Perkins Sports
- Peterborough Sports
- Pinchbeck United
- Stamford Belvedere
- Uppingham Town
- Whittlesey United
- Wimblington
[edit] Division One
- Castor & Ailsworth
- Chatteris Town
- Deeping Sports
- Gedney Hill
- Griffin Park
- Ketton
- Kings Cliffe United
- Langtoft United
- Netherton United
- Ramsey Town
- Rutland Rangers
- Ryhall United
- Silver Jubilee
- Sutton Bridge United
- Thorney
- Werrington Town
[edit] Division Two
- Benwick Athletic
- Chatteris Fen Tigers
- Coates Athletic
- Doddington United
- Eye Sports and Social
- Farcet United
- Guyhirn
- Hereward Athletic
- Manea United
- March St. Marys
- Peterborough Rovers
- Sawtry
- Stilton United
- Warboys
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