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Dundee, Scotland
About Watson Mcinally
Watson McInally Amateur Football League
The Watson McInally Amateur Football League is a youth football league in Dundee, Scotland. It is affiliated with the Dundee and District Youth Football Association (DDYFA).
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History
The league was founded in 1972 by Watson McInally, a local businessman and football enthusiast. The first season of the league had 10 teams competing.
The league has grown steadily over the years and now has over 40 teams competing in various age groups.
Competitions
The league runs competitions for boys and girls in the following age groups:
- Under-10
- Under-11
- Under-12
- Under-13
- Under-14
- Under-15
- Under-16
- Under-17
- Under-18
The league also runs a knockout cup competition for each age group.
Venues
The league matches are played at various pitches in Dundee.
Sources
- Watson McInally League (Dundee Football Teams Directory)
- Watson McInally League (DDYFA)
- Watson McInally League (football.mitoo)
Last updated: Thursday, 13 August 2026
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