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The Amateur Football Combination is one of the biggest Leagues in Europe with around 100 Clubs and 350 Teams playing football from September through to May.

Our football is true grass roots football. Players pay to play on local grounds. 

At the end of each season over 60 trophies of The League and London Old Boys' Cup Competitions are presented at the AFC Annual Dinner.

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Senior 2 North
Senior 3 North
Intermediate North
Division 1 North
Division 2 North
Division 3 North
Division 4 North
Division 5 North
Division 6 North
Division 7 North

​Senior 2 South
Senior 3 South
Intermediate South
Division 1 South
Division 2 South
Division 3 South
Division 4 South
Division 5 South
Division 6 South
Division 7 South
Division 8 South

London Old Boys Cups

The London Old Boys' Cup is affiliated to the Amateur Football Alliance (A.F.A.), London F.A. and Middlesex F.A.

Clubs interested in entering should contact competition secretary John Maskell at john.maskell4@btinternet.com.

Pages in this section website are updated on a weekly basis but full details of fixtures for all London Old Boys' Cups can be found 7-14 days in advance of the games via the 'Live Fixtures' tabs on the respective cup pages in this site.

2016-17 Competition Finals

Senior	Old Wokingians		vs		Old Carthusians	2–0
Challenge	London Welsh		vs		Southgate County	4–2
Intermediate	Alleyn Old Boys Res		vs		Old Suttonians Res	6–0
Junior	UCL Academicals 3rd		vs		Egbertian Res	5–2
Minor North	Southgate Olympic 4th		vs		Old Aldenhamians Res	2–1
Minor South	Shene Old Grammarians Res		vs		Shene Old Grammarians 3rd	5–1
Drummond	UCL Academicals 5th		vs		Old Kingsburians 4th	1–1 (4–2)
Olympian	Old Wimbledonians		vs		Clapham Old Xaverians 4th	4–2
Jack Perry	Albanian Vets		vs		Old Chigwellians Vets	2–2 (5–3)

London Financial Football Cups​

The London Old Boys' Cup is affiliated to the Amateur Football Alliance (A.F.A.), London F.A. and Middlesex F.A.

Clubs interested in entering should contact competition secretary John Maskell at john.maskell4@btinternet.com.

Pages in this section website are updated on a weekly basis but full details of fixtures for all London Old Boys' Cups can be found 7-14 days in advance of the games via the 'Live Fixtures' tabs on the respective cup pages in this site.

Challenge Cup

Junior Cup

Veterans Cup

Spirit of Football

Football is a game that owes much of its worldwide appeal to the fact that it should be played not only within its laws but also within the spirit of the game. Any action which is seen to abuse this spirit causes injury to the game itself. The major responsibility for ensuring the spirit of fair play on the field of play rests with the captains and managers.

​Joining the Amateur Football Combination

We welcome new members to the Amateur Football Combination, whether it be new clubs, new referees (already qualified, or those interested in qualifying and joining the league) or simply new players looking for a club. We believe the Amateur Football Combination is the biggest football league in Europe, with over ninety clubs and more than three hundred sides playing Saturday afternoons from September through to May, although some clubs run Veterans and Youth sides playing on Sundays.​

​Referees

New referees are welcome to apply to join the league panel at any time - regardless of your age or standard, we are confident we can find the level of game to suit you. Please check out the Referees Section of the website for more details.

​Players

New players should contact local clubs directly. Check out the Club List page to look for local clubs (the regions in which they play are shown, and the Clubs Map page may also help, where you may also find details of club websites) and then contact the clubs direct via their pages

​Clubs

We always welcome applications from new clubs, but we do want to make sure you are serious about your football, and being members of the Amateur Football Combination. Our entry requirements might seem hard to satisfy, but that's because we want to ensure well run clubs apply to join us.
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Prospective new clubs should read carefully the AFC Competition Rules, and in particular note rule 2b, which requires applications for membership to be submitted before 31st March preceding the next season.
 
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