Alleyn Old Boys Fourth
September 1, 2001
England
2026-27 - 321 Teams across 30 Divisions
The Southern Amateur Football League is a long-established Saturday competition for amateur clubs in and around London. Founded in 1907, it has retained a substantial historical record, with its official archive covering seasons from its formation onwards.
The league is built around adult amateur football and includes senior, north, south and veterans football, alongside cup competitions. This mix means clubs can enter more than one part of the competition, while players can follow both league and cup football through the season.
The Southern Amateur League has fielded a representative team since its first season. The side plays other leagues, universities and member clubs for special occasions, and has competed in the FA Inter-League Cup; it won the competition at its first attempt in 2008.
The league also provides a club locator, which is useful for prospective players looking for an amateur side in its network. Current divisions, clubs, fixtures, results and tables change over time and should be checked through the league’s live information.
Visit the Southern Amateur League for league and club information, and its FA Full-Time links for current fixtures, results and tables.
TeamStats is an independent football directory. It is not the league or The Football Association.
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Last updated: Thursday, 20 August 2026
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