County School Cup

The County School Cup is an amateur football league for schools in England. It is run by the English Schools' Football Association (ESFA). The competition was first held in 1908, and is the oldest schools' football competition in the world.

The County School Cup is open to schools in all age groups, from under-11s to under-19s. There are separate competitions for boys and girls. The competition is divided into county leagues, with the winners of each league progressing to the regional finals. The winners of the regional finals then compete in the national finals.

The County School Cup is a prestigious competition, and is seen as a stepping stone for young players who aspire to play professional football. Many former England internationals have played in the County School Cup, including David Beckham, Wayne Rooney, and Michael Owen.