Spartan League

The Spartan League was an English football league covering London and adjacent counties.

Formed in 1907, the league was along with the Isthmian League and the Athenian League, one of the strong amateur competitions in the South, with three clubs reaching the FA Amateur Cup semi-finals. However, neither Metropolitan Police (in 1933–34), Maidenhead United (1935–36) or Briggs Sports (1953–54) were able to win the Cup.

With membership numbers dropping, in 1975 the league merged with the Metropolitan London League. The new competition was originally called the London Spartan League, but the name reverted to just the Spartan League in 1987.

A further merger came in 1997, when the South Midlands League were the other party, together forming the Spartan South Midlands League.

Spartan South Midlands League

Premier Division	Ampthill Town AFC Dunstable Berkhamsted Biggleswade United Cockfosters Colney Heath Hadley Harefield United Hertford Town Hillingdon Borough Hoddesdon Town Holmer Green Kings Langley Leverstock Green London Colney London Tigers Oxhey Jets St. Margaretsbury Stotfold Sun Postal Sports Tring Athletic Wembley

Division One	Amersham Town Arlesey Town Reserves Baldock Town Bedford Broxbourne Borough Buckingham Athletic Bush Hill Rangers Chesham United Reserves Codicote Crawley Green Edgware Town Harpenden Town Hatfield Town Langford London Lions Risborough Rangers Southall Stony Stratford Town Welwyn Garden City Winslow United Wodson Park

Division Two	Aston Clinton Brimsdown Clean Slate Ealing Town Grendon Rangers Hale Leys United Kent Athletic Mursley United New Bradwell St. Peter Old Bradwell United Pitstone & Ivinghoe United The 61 Totternhoe Tring Corinthians Willen Wolverton Town

Seasons	2012–13 2013–14 2014–15

Predecessor leagues: Aetolian League Greater London League London League Metropolitan League Metropolitan–London League South Midlands League Spartan League