West London League

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The West London League was an association football competition featuring teams located in and around West London. It was formed in 1892, and featured only amateur teams.

History

The league was formed in 1892, with its original members being Fulham, Queen's Park Rangers, Stanley, Paddington, Southall, Grove House, Kildare, and St. John's College.^[1]

Champions

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1892-93 - Fulham F.C.^[1]
1893-94 - Fulham F.C.
1900-1901 - Staines Town F.C.^[2]

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 Shrimpton, H.D. "Foundation History of The Fulham Football Club". Friends of Fulham. Retrieved 19 February 2012.
↑ "Staines Town Honours Board". StainesMassive.info. Retrieved 19 February 2012.

v t e Football in London

League teams (tiers 1-4)	1 Arsenal Chelsea Crystal Palace Fulham Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United 2 Charlton Athletic Millwall Queens Park Rangers 3 Brentford Leyton Orient 4 AFC Wimbledon Dagenham & Redbridge

Non-League teams (tiers 5-8)	5 Barnet Welling United 6 Bromley Sutton United 7 A.F.C. Hornchurch Carshalton Athletic Cray Wanderers Dulwich Hamlet Enfield Town Hampton & Richmond Borough Harrow Borough Hendon Kingstonian Thamesmead Town Wealdstone Wingate & Finchley 8 A.F.C. Hayes Barkingside Corinthian-Casuals Erith & Belvedere North Greenford United Northwood Redbridge Tooting & Mitcham United Uxbridge VCD Athletic Waltham Forest

Rivalries	London derbies Arsenal–Chelsea Millwall–West Ham North South East West

Cup competitions	London Senior Cup London Intermediate Cup London Junior Cup London Charity Cup (defunct) London Challenge Cup (defunct)

See also	The Football Combination London Football Association London XI London League (defunct) West London League (defunct)

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