Chester & District Sunday League

The Chester & District Sunday League is an amateur football league in Cheshire, England. It was founded in 1963 and currently has 48 teams competing in four divisions.

The league was formed in 1963 to run alongside the well-established Chester & District Saturday League, which had been in existence for 70 years since 1894. The inaugural season in 1964 had 20 teams formed into 2 sections, 1965 saw a 3rd section added and in 1970 a 4th, the League steadily grew into 48 teams across the 4 sections by 2000.

The League Cup started in 1964 along with the League, the FA Cup competition was introduced in 1968, and the Bill Gresty Memorial Trophy as a knockout competition in 1994.