Midland Football Combination

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Midland Football Combination
Midland Football Combination
Sport Football
Founded 1927
No. of teams 66 (four divisions)
(not including Reserve Division)
Country Flag of England England
Current champions Atherstone Town

The Midland Football Combination is an English football league covering parts of the West Midlands. It is comprised of five divisions, a Premier Division, Divisions One, Two and Three, and a Reserve Division (although Divisions Two and Three also include a number of reserve teams). The league is one of two official feeder leagues to the Midland Football Alliance.

Prior to 2006, the Premier Division was defined as step 7 in the National League System, even though it fed into the step 5 Midland Alliance. In 2006 it was re-graded as step 6, making teams in the top two divisions eligible to take part in the FA Vase and teams in the top division eligible to enter the FA Cup. The league does not currently have a title sponsor.

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[edit] History

The league was founded in 1927 as the Worcestershire Combination, and changed its name to the Midland Combination in 1968 to reflect the drawing of clubs from a wider area.

[edit] League champions

[edit] Worcestershire Combination

[edit] Midland Combination

[edit] Cup competitions

Each division additionally has its own knockout competition, the Premier Division competing for the President's Cup, Division One for the Challenge Vase, Division Two for the Challenge Urn, Division Three for the Challenge Trophy, and the Reserve Division for the Challenge Bowl.

[edit] 2006/07 members

[edit] Premier Division

Alveston | Barnt Green Spartak | Bolehall Swifts | Brereton Social | Brocton | Cadbury Athletic | Castle Vale | Coleshill Town | Continental Star | Coventry Copsewood | Coventry Sphinx | Feckenham | Heath Hayes | Highgate United | Massey Ferguson | Meir KA | Nuneaton Griff | Pershore Town | Pilkington XXX | Southam United | Walsall Wood

[edit] Division One

Archdale '73 | Bartley Green | Burntwood Town | Ettington | Fairfield Villa | Heather Athletic | Knowle | Leamington Hibernian | Littleton | Mile Oak Rovers | Newhall United | Northfield Town | Stockingford | Thimblemill REC | University of Birmingham | West Midlands Police

[edit] Division Two

Cadbury Athletic Reserves | Chelmsley Town | Continental Star Reserves | Coton Green | Coventry Sphinx Reserves | Droitwich Spa | Earlswood Town | Enville Athletic | Feckenham Reserves | Handsworth United | Perrywood | Warwick Town | Wernley | Worcester City Reserves

[edit] Division Three

BNJs Mann & Co | Burntwood Town Reserves | Castle Vale JKS | Chelmsley Town Reserves | Dosthill Colts | Droitwich Spa Reserves | Ettington Reserves | Greenhill | Heather Athletic Reserves | Kenilworth Town K H | Knowle Reserves | Northfield Town Reserves | Shipston Excelsior | Studley Athletic

[edit] Sources

[edit] External links


Midland Football Combination Premier Division 2006-07

Alveston | Barnt Green Spartak | Bolehall Swifts | Brereton Social | Brocton | Cadbury Athletic | Castle Vale | Coleshill Town | Continental Star | Coventry Copsewood | Coventry Sphinx | Feckenham | Heath Hayes | Highgate United | Massey Ferguson | Meir KA | Nuneaton Griff | Pershore Town | Pilkington XXX | Southam United | Walsall Wood     edit

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