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1 History  





2 Current clubs (202324)  



2.1  Premier Division  





2.2  Division One  





2.3  Division Two  





2.4  Division Three  







3 Honours  



3.1  Champions  



3.1.1  Promoted  









4 League Cup  



4.1  Finals  







5 Notes  





6 References  





7 External links  














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(Redirected from Midland Football League (2014))

Midland Football League
Founded2014
CountryEngland
Number of teams71
18(Premier Division)
20(Division One)
16(Division Two)
17(Division Three)
Level on pyramidLevels 9 to 12
PromotiontoNorthern Premier League Division One West or Midlands
Relegationto
  • Midland League Division Two
  • Shropshire County League
  • Staffordshire County Senior League
  • West Midlands (Regional) League
  • Domestic cup(s)National
    FA Cup
    FA Vase
    League
    League Cup
    Current championsWalsall Wood (Premier Division)
    Dudley Town (Division One)
    Sutton United (Division Two)
    Coventrians (Division Three)
    (2022–23)
    WebsiteOfficial site
    Current: 2023–24

    The Midland Football League is an English football league that was founded in 2014 by the merger of the former Midland Alliance and Midland Combination.[1] The league has four divisions that sit at levels 9–12 of the football pyramid.

    History[edit]

    The league was formed in 2014 following the merger of the Midland Alliance and Midland Combination.

    Successful Premier Division clubs can win promotion to the 8th level of the English football league system, while the competition also has a number of feeder leagues at level 11, which provide new member clubs each year. Entry can also be gained by applying from non-pyramid leagues such as the Birmingham & District Football League.

    Clubs are also liable to be transferred to other leagues if the FA deems it geographically suitable to do so.

    Current clubs (2023–24)[edit]

    Premier Division[edit]

    Club Location Home ground
    AFC Wulfrunians Wolverhampton Castlecroft Stadium
    Atherstone Town Atherstone Sheepy Road
    Bewdley Town Bewdley Ribbesford Meadows
    Congleton Town Congleton Booth Street
    Darlaston Town (1874) Walsall Bentley Sports Pavilion
    Dudley Town Willenhall Aspray 24 Arena[a]
    Highgate United Shirley The Coppice
    Lichfield City Lichfield City Ground
    Northwich Victoria Northwich Wincham Park[b]
    Romulus Castle Vale Castle Vale Stadium
    Shifnal Town Shifnal Acoustafoam Stadium
    Stone Old Alleynians Stone Yarnfield Lane
    Stourport Swifts Stourport-on-Severn Walshes Meadow
    Studley Studley The Beehive
    Tividale Tividale The Beeches
    Uttoxeter Town Uttoxeter Oldfields
    Whitchurch Alport Whitchurch Yockings Park
    Wolverhampton Casuals Featherstone Brinsford Lane

    Division One[edit]

    Club Location Home ground
    AFC Bridgnorth Bridgnorth Crown Meadow
    Allscott Heath Allscott Allscott Sports & Social Club
    Bilston Town Bilston Queen Street
    Chelmsley Town Chelmsley Wood Pack Meadow
    Coton Green Fazeley New Mill Lane
    Coventry Copsewood Coventry Allard Way
    Cradley Town Cradley Beeches View
    Droitwich Spa Droitwich Spa King George V Playing Fields
    Heather St John's Heather St John's Park
    Hinckley Hinckley Kirkby Road, Barwell[c]
    Ingles Shepshed Dovecote Stadium
    Nuneaton Griff Nuneaton The Pingles Stadium
    OJM Kings Norton Triplex Sports Ground
    Paget Rangers Sutton Coldfield Central Ground
    Shawbury United Ludlow Ludlow Football Stadium
    Smethwick Rangers Tividale The Beeches[d]
    Stapenhill Stapenhill Edge Hill
    Sutton United Sutton Coldfield Coleshill Road
    Wednesfield Wednesfield Cottage Ground
    Wolverhampton Sporting Great Wyrley Pride Park

    Division Two[edit]

    Club Location Home ground
    AFC Coventry Rangers Coventry Technical Rugby Club
    Alcester Town Alcester Stratford Road
    Birmingham United Redditch Trico Stadium
    Bolehall Swifts Tamworth Rene Road Ground
    Cadbury Athletic Bournville Cadbury Recreation Ground
    Central Ajax Warwick Hampton Road
    Coventrians Coventry Holbrooks Park
    Coventry Alvis Coventry Alvis Sports & Social Club
    Earlswood Town Earlswood The Yakinori Pavilions
    Fairfield Villa Fairfield Fairfield Recreation Ground
    Hampton Solihull Field Lane
    Inkberrow Inkberrow Sands Road
    Knowle Knowle The Robins' Nest
    Lane Head Walsall Stowe Street
    Littleton North and Middle Littleton Five Acres
    Redditch Borough Redditch The Mettis & Sports Social Club

    Division Three[edit]

    Club Location Home ground
    AFC Birmingham Halesowen Illey Lane
    AFC Solihull Solihull Tudor Grange Leisure Centre
    Balsall & Berkswell Balsall Common The Triangle
    BNJS Smethwick Hadley Stadium
    Birmingham Tigers Smethwick Hadley Stadium
    Boldmere Sports & Social Falcons Boldmere Boldmere Sports & Social Club
    Castle Vale Town Castle Vale Castle Vale Stadium
    Continental Star Perry Barr The Hub
    DSC United Boldmere Trevor Brown Memorial Ground
    Feckenham Feckenham Mill Lane
    Gornal Youth Brierley Hill The Dell Stadium
    Leamington Hibernian Warwick Hampton Lane
    Meadow Park Stoke Prior Aspire Football Ground
    Northfield Town Selly Oak Shenley Lane Community Association
    Silhill Solihull Sharmans Cross Road
    Solihull Sporting Solihull John Henry Newman Catholic College
    Wake Green Amateurs Shirley Drawbridge Road

    Honours[edit]

    Champions[edit]

    Season Premier Division Division One Division Two Division Three
    2014–15 Basford United Highgate United Coventry United Austrey Rangers
    2015–16 Hereford Coventry United Alvis Sporting Club Leamington Hibernian
    2016–17 Alvechurch Bromsgrove Sporting Paget Rangers NKF Burbage
    2017–18 Bromsgrove Sporting Walsall Wood NKF Burbage GNP Sports
    2018–19 Ilkeston Town Heather St Johns Northfield Town Alcester Town
    2019–20 No champions; season abandoned (COVID-19 pandemic)
    2020–21 No champions; season curtailed (COVID-19 lockdowns)
    2021–22 Hanley Town Atherstone Town Cadbury Athletic AFC Coventry Rangers
    2022–23 Walsall Wood Dudley Town Sutton United Coventrians
    2023–24 Congleton Town[2] Hinckley

    [edit]

    Season Club Position Promoted to
    2014–15 Basford United 1st Northern Premier League Division One South
    2015–16 Hereford 1st Southern League Division One South & West
    2016–17 Alvechurch 1st Northern Premier League Division One South
    2017–18 Bromsgrove Sporting 1st Southern League East Division
    Coleshill Town 2nd
    2018–19 Ilkeston Town 1st Northern Premier League Division One South East
    2019–20 None promoted
    2020–21 Sporting Khalsa 1st Northern Premier League Division One Midlands
    2021–22 Hanley Town 1st Northern Premier League Division One West
    Boldmere St Michaels 2nd Northern Premier League Division One Midlands
    2022–23 Walsall Wood 1st Northern Premier League Division One Midlands
    Lye Town 2nd
    2023–24 Congleton Town 1st Northern Premier League Division One Midlands
    TBC

    League Cup[edit]

    Finals[edit]

    Source[3]

    Season Result Venue Attendance
    2014–15 Long Eaton United 2–0 Rocester Bescot Stadium 227[4]
    2015–16 Hereford 3–1 Walsall Wood Damson Park 849[5]
    2016–17 Alvechurch 2–1 Hinckley AFC Bescot Stadium 628[6]
    2017–18 Walsall Wood 2–1 Coleshill Town n/a
    2018–19 Romulus 2–1 NKF Burbage 349
    2019–20 Final not contested
    2020–21 Cancelled
    2021–22 Not held
    2022–23 Hinckley 2–0 Whitchurch Alport Bescot Stadium 700[7]
    2023–24 Congleton Town[8] 5–1 [8] Highgate United[8] 516[9]

    Notes[edit]

    1. ^ Groundshare with Sporting Khalsa
  • ^ (Groundshare with Witton Albion)
  • ^ Groundshare with Barwell
  • ^ Groundshare with Tividale
  • References[edit]

    1. ^ "Midlands 'Super League' Set For Next Season". The Non League Football Paper. 24 May 2014. Retrieved 8 July 2014.
  • ^ McLaughlin, Mike (11 April 2024). "Bears are Midland League champions". NON-LEAUGE football round up. Congleton Chronicle. p. 34.
  • ^ "League Cup History". Retrieved 14 May 2019.
  • ^ "Long Eaton United 2 0 Rocester". 5 May 2015. Retrieved 3 May 2016.
  • ^ Bulls News [@BullsNewsBlog] (10 May 2016). "ATTENDANCE 849" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  • ^ "Hinckley AFC Official League Cup Final report". Retrieved 19 May 2017.
  • ^ "Hinckley 2 0 Whitchurch Alport". 10 May 2023. Retrieved 30 May 2023.
  • ^ a b c McLaughlin, Mike (9 May 2024). "Mighty Bears sweep to a historic double". NON-LEAUGE football round up. Congleton Chronicle. p. 36.
  • ^ "May 1, Congleton Town 5 Highgate United 1 | Midland Football League". fulltime.thefa.com. Retrieved 2024-05-03.
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