South Lancs Counties

South Lancs Counties Football League

The South Lancs Counties Football League (SLCFL) is an amateur football league in England. It is a Sunday league, and is affiliated to the Lancashire County Football Association.

The league was founded in 1973, and currently consists of 4 divisions: Premier, Division One, Division Two, and Division Three.

History

The SLCFL was founded in 1973, with 10 teams in the inaugural season. The first champions were Pennington.

The league has grown steadily over the years, and now consists of 4 divisions, with over 100 teams competing.

Teams

The SLCFL has a variety of teams from across the South Lancashire area, including:

• AFC Botanical
• Bridge Celtic
• Clay Brow
• Clay Brow Athletic
• FC St Pauls
• Golborne Sports
• Hawkley Athletic
• Standish Sabres
• Sutton Junction
• West Bank
• Wheatsheaf

Cup Competitions

The SLCFL also has a number of cup competitions, including:

• Alan Greenhalgh Cup
• Remembrance Cup
• President's Cup
• Chairman's Cup
• Charity Cup
• Unity Cup

Sources

• Lancashire County Football Association
• South Lancashire Counties Football League | League Details
• SLCFL_Official (@OfficialSlcfl) / Twitter