Farnham & District Sunday Football League

The Farnham & District Sunday Football League has been a cornerstone of amateur football in the region for over six decades. Established in 1962, this long-running competition provides valuable sporting opportunities for clubs, organizations, towns, and villages within a 25-mile radius.

The league hosts both regular season competitions and cup tournaments, giving teams multiple chances for glory throughout the football calendar. Current cup competitions include the Challenge Cup, which saw ROW United Veterans crowned as 2023-24 finalists. The league also supports representative fixtures, showcasing the best talent from across its divisions.

Local amateur footballers benefit from the league's organized structure, which has successfully maintained community football traditions for 62 years. The league demonstrates its commitment to veterans' football as well, with teams like Villagereal recently celebrating success in the Hampshire Veterans Cup.