London Inclusion Football League

The competition brings together teams serving players with different needs and impairments. Current FA records include deaf and pan-disability sides, with examples including AFC Greenwich Borough Deaf, Chelsea Foundation Pan-Disability and Everett Rovers Deaf.

A London-wide competition

The league is recognised by London FA as pan-London disability provision. Its current structure includes Greater London League North and Greater London League South divisions, allowing teams to compete in a format organised across the capital.

It forms part of the wider disability-football offer in London, where clubs can provide routes for children, young people and adults. The league's focus is on formal competition for inclusive and disability teams rather than a single impairment-specific format.

Finding current opportunities

Players, families and clubs seeking a team should contact London FA or use England Football's disability-football finder for current local opportunities. FA Full-Time remains the place to check live competition details.

Official information

Visit England Football's Find Football service for disability-football options.

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Reviewed August 2026.