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2023–24 Combined Counties Football League
Combined Counties Football League
Season2023–24

The 2023–24 Combined Counties Football League season (known as the 2023–24 Cherry Red Records Combined Counties Football League for sponsorship reasons) was the 46th in the history of the Combined Counties Football League, a football competition in England. The league consists of four divisions for the first time, with a new Division Two being added to the Premier North, the Premier South and Division One. Division Two (details beyond the scope of this article) is intended largely for reserve and U23 sides, although it is also open to first teams.[1]

The constitution was announced on 15 May 2023.[2] Starting this season, the two step 5 divisions in the league each promote two clubs; one as champions and one via a four-team play-off. This replaced the previous inter-step play-off system. For this season only, there was only one club relegated from each of the two step 5 divisions.[3]

Premier Division North

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Premier Division North remained at 20 clubs, after Ascot United were promoted to the Isthmian League South Central Division; Spelthorne Sports were transferred to Premier Division South, and Windsor and Oxhey Jets were relegated to Division One. After the constitution was announced, London Lions transferred to the Spartan South Midlands League in a swap with Ardley United.

Five new clubs joined the division:

League table

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Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Promotion, qualification or relegation
1 Flackwell Heath (C, P) 38 30 5 3 99 27 +72 95 Promoted to the Southern League
2 Rayners Lane (O, P) 38 30 4 4 112 36 +76 90[a] Promoted to the Isthmian League
3 Bedfont Sports 38 22 9 7 97 34 +63 75 Qualification for the play-offs
4 Reading City 38 18 9 11 79 60 +19 63
5 Holyport 38 19 4 15 61 61 0 61
6 Burnham 38 17 7 14 92 68 +24 58
7 Virginia Water 38 16 9 13 55 55 0 54[b]
8 North Greenford United 38 15 8 15 64 64 0 53
9 Broadfields United 38 15 7 16 72 82 −10 52
10 Risborough Rangers 38 15 6 17 70 64 +6 51
11 Ardley United 38 13 11 14 60 66 −6 50
12 Milton United 38 14 7 17 57 73 −16 49
13 Harefield United 38 14 4 20 52 63 −11 46
14 Egham Town 38 10 13 15 54 66 −12 43
15 Wokingham & Emmbrook 38 11 8 19 50 78 −28 41
16 Wembley 38 10 9 19 43 89 −46 39
17 Hilltop 38 10 6 22 57 87 −30 36
18 Wallingford & Crowmarsh 38 9 9 20 47 86 −39 36
19 Edgware & Kingsbury 38 8 10 20 48 76 −28 34
20 Chalfont St Peter (R) 38 8 7 23 46 80 −34 31 Relegated to Division One
Source: CCL Prem Div North Table
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions; (O) Play-off winners; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^ Rayners Lane had four points deducted for fielding an ineligible player.[4]
  2. ^ Virginia Water had three points deducted.

Promotion playoffs

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Semi-finals Final
      
2 Rayners Lane 4
5 Holyport 0
2 Rayners Lane 1 (3)
3 Bedfont Sports 1 (0)
3 Bedfont Sports 5
4 Reading City 2

Semifinals

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4 May Rayners Lane 4–0HolyportRayners Lane
15:00 Jalloh 35', 79',
Bubb 50' (pen.), Connell 67'		 Stadium: The Tithe Farm Social Club
4 May Bedfont Sports 5–2Reading CityBedfont
15:00 Scott 1', 35', 63',
Myers 37', 62'		 Warre 12', Robinson 56' Stadium: Bedfont Recreation Ground
Attendance: 263

Final

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7 May Rayners Lane 1–1
(3–0 p)		Bedfont SportsRayners Lane
19:45 Perez-Duah 67' Greaver 90' Stadium: The Tithe Farm Social Club

Stadia and locations

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Location of the clubs in the 2023–24 Combined Counties League Premier Division North (Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Oxfordshire)
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Location of the clubs in the 2023–24 Combined Counties League Premier Division North (Greater London)
Club Location Stadium Capacity
Ardley United Ardley The Playing Fields 1,000
Bedfont Sports Bedfont Bedfont Recreation Ground 3,000
Broadfields United Harrow Tithe Farm Sports & Social Club[a] 1,000
Burnham Burnham The 1878 Stadium 2,500
Chalfont St Peter Chalfont St Peter Mill Meadow 1,500
Edgware & Kingsbury Kingsbury Silver Jubilee Park[b] 1,990
Egham Town Egham Runnymede Stadium 5,500
Flackwell Heath Flackwell Heath Wilks Park 2,000
Harefield United Harefield Preston Park 1,200
Hilltop Ruislip Middlesex Stadium[c] 3,587
Holyport Maidenhead Summerleaze Village 1,000
Milton United Milton Potash Lane 1,000
North Greenford United Greenford Berkeley Fields 2,000
Rayners Lane Rayners Lane The Tithe Farm Social Club 1,000
Reading City Reading Rivermoor Stadium 2,000
Risborough Rangers Princes Risborough The KAMTECH Stadium 1,500
Virginia Water Windsor Stag Meadow[d] 4,500
Wallingford & Crowmarsh Wallingford Hithercroft 1,500
Wembley Wembley Vale Farm 2,450
Wokingham & Emmbrook Wokingham Lowther Road 1,000
  1. ^ Groundshare with Rayners Lane
  2. ^ Groundshare with Hendon
  3. ^ Groundshare with Hillingdon Borough
  4. ^ Groundshare with Windsor & Eton

Premier Division South

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Premier Division South remained at 20 clubs after Raynes Park Vale and Badshot Lea were promoted to the Isthmian League South Central Division; Frimley Green were relegated to Wessex League Division One, and Banstead Athletic were relegated to Southern Combination League Division One.

Four new clubs joined the division:

League table

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Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Promotion, qualification or relegation
1 Farnham Town (C, P) 38 35 3 0 130 19 +111 108 Promoted to the Isthmian League
2 Jersey Bulls 38 23 10 5 77 27 +50 79 Qualification for the play-offs
3 Knaphill 38 23 9 6 87 44 +43 78
4 Tadley Calleva 38 22 5 11 72 57 +15 71
5 AFC Croydon Athletic (O, P) 38 22 4 12 93 55 +38 70
6 Redhill 38 20 6 12 78 50 +28 66
7 Alton 38 19 8 11 76 54 +22 65
8 Abbey Rangers 38 19 3 16 59 58 +1 60
9 Balham 38 18 5 15 47 56 −9 59
10 Sandhurst Town 38 16 5 17 73 78 −5 53
11 Fleet Town 38 15 4 19 70 84 −14 49
12 Cobham 38 12 10 16 62 64 −2 46
13 Tooting & Mitcham United 38 14 3 21 59 81 −22 45
14 Horley Town 38 11 7 20 67 82 −15 40
15 Camberley Town 38 9 10 19 48 70 −22 37
16 Epsom & Ewell 38 9 4 25 59 95 −36 31
17 Spelthorne Sports 38 10 8 20 40 72 −32 30[a]
18 Guildford City 38 8 5 25 46 99 −53 29
19 Sheerwater 38 8 5 25 54 109 −55 29
20 Colliers Wood United (R) 38 6 8 24 38 81 −43 26 Relegated to Division One
Source: CCL Prem Div South Table
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions; (O) Play-off winners; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^ Spelthorne Sports had eight points deducted.

Promotion playoffs

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Semi-finals Final
      
2 Jersey Bulls 1
5 AFC Croydon Athletic 2
3 Knaphill 1
5 AFC Croydon Athletic 2
3 Knaphill 2
4 Tadley Calleva 0

Semifinals

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4 May Jersey Bulls1–2 AFC Croydon Athletic Saint Helier
15:00
  • Campbell 45+5'
 Report Phillips 24', Pingling 69' Stadium: Springfield Stadium
Attendance: 1,025
4 May Knaphill 2–0Tadley CallevaKnaphill
15:00 Karczewski 72', Hawker 75' Report Stadium: Redding Way
Attendance: 507

Final

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7 May Knaphill1–2 AFC Croydon Athletic Knaphill
19:45 Karczewski 83' (pen.) Report Pierrick 44', Theophanous 47' Stadium: Redding Way
Attendance: 872

Stadia and locations

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Location of the clubs in the 2023–24 Combined Counties League Premier Division South (Surrey)
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Location of the clubs in the 2023–24 Combined Counties League Premier Division South (Hampshire)
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Location of the clubs in the 2023–24 Combined Counties League Premier Division South (Channel Islands)
Club Location Stadium Capacity
Abbey Rangers Addlestone Addlestone Moor 1,000
AFC Croydon Athletic Thornton Heath Mayfield Stadium 3,000
Alton Alton Anstey Park 2,000
Balham Thornton Heath Mayfield Stadium[a] 3,000
Camberley Town Camberley Krooner Park 1,976
Cobham Cobham Leg O'Mutton Field 2,000
Colliers Wood United Wimbledon Wibbandune Sports Ground 2,000
Epsom & Ewell Cobham Leg O'Mutton Field[b] 2,000
Farnham Town Farnham Memorial Ground 1,500
Fleet Town Fleet Calthorpe Park 2,000
Guildford City Guildford Spectrum Football Ground 1,320
Horley Town Horley The New Defence 1,800
Jersey Bulls Saint Helier Springfield Stadium 2,000
Knaphill Knaphill Redding Way 1,000
Redhill Redhill Kiln Brow 2,000
Sandhurst Town Sandhurst Bottom Meadow 1,950
Sheerwater Sheerwater Eastwood Centre 600
Spelthorne Sports Ashford Spelthorne Sports Club 1,000
Tadley Calleva Tadley Barlows Park 1,000
Tooting & Mitcham United Mitcham Imperial Fields 3,500
  1. ^ Groundshare with AFC Croydon Athletic
  2. ^ Groundshare with Cobham

Division One

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Division One was increased from 21 to 22 clubs after Rayners Lane were promoted to Premier Division North; Sandhurst Town were promoted to Premier Division South; A.F.C. Aldermaston and Cove were transferred to Wessex League Division One, and CB Hounslow United were relegated.

Six new clubs joined the division:

  • Berks County were promoted on a PPG (points per game) basis despite losing the play-off final.[5]

League table

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Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Promotion, qualification or relegation
1 Amersham Town (C, P) 42 36 3 3 155 48 +107 111 Promoted to the Premier Division North
2 British Airways (O, P) 42 30 4 8 112 66 +46 94 Qualified for the play-offs,
then promoted to the Premier Division North
3 Berks County (P) 42 26 7 9 111 63 +48 85
4 Eversley & California 42 25 7 10 91 53 +38 82 Qualification for the play-offs
5 Rising Ballers Kensington 42 23 8 11 90 50 +40 77
6 Molesey 42 24 5 13 91 68 +23 77
7 Yateley United 42 21 8 13 85 65 +20 71
8 Langley 42 20 8 14 94 80 +14 68
9 Penn & Tylers Green 42 17 8 17 79 71 +8 59
10 Oxhey Jets 42 16 9 17 83 77 +6 57
11 FC Deportivo Galicia 42 15 12 15 88 95 −7 57
12 Bedfont 42 16 7 19 86 89 −3 55
13 London Samurai Rovers 42 15 7 20 87 91 −4 52
14 Westside 42 14 10 18 71 79 −8 52
15 Spartans Youth 42 14 10 18 60 76 −16 52[a]
16 Woodley United 42 13 10 19 62 68 −6 49[b]
17 Brook House 42 13 7 22 75 104 −29 46
18 Windsor 42 13 3 26 70 111 −41 42
19 Hillingdon Borough 42 12 6 24 69 112 −43 42
20 Holmer Green 42 9 4 29 46 126 −80 31 Reprieved from relegation
21 London Colney 42 7 9 26 52 85 −33 30[c] Reprieved and transferred to the Spartan South Midlands League
22 Bagshot (R) 42 5 4 33 41 121 −80 19 Relegated to the Surrey Premier League
Source: CCL Div One Table
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions; (O) Play-off winners; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^ The match between Spartans Youth and Woodley united was awarded to Spartans Youth as a home walkover.
  2. ^ The match between Woodley United and Oxhey Jets remained unplayed and was decided as a 0–0 draw.
  3. ^ The match between London Colney and Bagshot was awarded to London Colney as a home walkover.

Promotion playoffs

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Semi-finals Final
      
2 British Airways 2
5 Rising Ballers Kensington 0
2 British Airways 0 (7)
3 Berks County 0 (6)
3 Berks County 2
4 Eversley & California 1

Semifinals

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4 May British Airways 2–0Rising Ballers KensingtonBedfont
15:00 Barnett , John Stadium: The Orchard
Attendance: 189
4 May Berks County 2–1Eversley & CaliforniaBinfield
15:00 Samuel-Harman Stadium: Hill Farm Lane
Attendance: 270

Final

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7 May British Airways 0–0
(7–6 p)		Berks CountyBedfont
19:45 Stadium: The Orchard
Attendance: 457

Stadia and locations

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Location of the clubs in the 2023–24 Combined Counties League Division One (Berkshire and Buckinghamshire)
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Location of the clubs in the 2023–24 Combined Counties League Division One (Greater London)
Club Location Stadium Capacity
Amersham Town Amersham Spratleys Meadow 1,500
Bagshot Camberley Krooner Park[a] 1,976
Bedfont Bedfont The Orchard 1,200
Berks County Ascot Ascot Racecourse[b] 1,150
British Airways Bedfont The Orchard[c] 1,200
Brook House Hayes Farm Park 2,000
Eversley & California Eversley Fox Lane 1,000
FC Deportivo Galicia Bedfont Bedfont Recreation Ground[d] 3,000
Hillingdon Borough Ruislip Middlesex Stadium 3,587
Holmer Green Holmer Green Watchet Lane
Langley West Drayton Honeycroft[e] 3,770
London Colney London Colney Cotlandswick Park 1,000
London Samurai Rovers Hanworth Rectory Meadow[f] 1,000
Molesey West Molesey Walton Road 4,000
Oxhey Jets South Oxhey The Boundary Stadium 2,000
Penn & Tylers Green Penn French School Meadow 900
Rising Ballers Kensington Greenford Berkeley Fields[g] 2,000
Spartans Youth Northwood Northwood Park[h] 3,075
Westside Wimbledon Wibbandune Sports Ground[i] 2,000
Windsor Beaconsfield Holloways Park[j] 3,500
Woodley United Tilehurst, Reading Rivermoor Stadium[k] 2,000
Yateley United Yateley Sean Devereux Park 500
  1. ^ Groundshare with Camberley Town
  2. ^ Groundshare with Ascot United
  3. ^ Groundshare with Bedfont
  4. ^ Groundshare with Bedfont Sports
  5. ^ Groundshare with Uxbridge
  6. ^ Groundshare with Hanworth Villa
  7. ^ Groundshare with North Greenford United
  8. ^ Groundshare with Northwood
  9. ^ Groundshare with Colliers Wood United
  10. ^ Groundshare with Beaconsfield Town
  11. ^ Groundshare with Reading City

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