Eastern Floodlight League

Eastern Floodlight League
Founded1964
Folded2007
Country England
Most championshipsChelmsford City (6 titles)

The Eastern Floodlight League, formerly known as the Eastern Professional Floodlight League, was a football knock-out cup competition played from the 1960s until the 2000s.

History

The Eastern Professional Floodlight League was founded in 1964 to provide additional midweek matches for semi-professional teams in the East and South East of England.

Initially running on a league basis, it quickly grew from the seven clubs of its inaugural season to ten clubs by 1966.[1]

Several seasons of the competition were not completed, including its final season.

Winners

Season Winner
Eastern Professional Floodlight League
1964-65Wimbledon
1965-66Cambridge City
1966-67Chelmsford City
1967-68Romford
1968-69King's Lynn Town
1969-70Cambridge United
1970-71Bedford Town
1971-72Boston United
1972-73Cambridge City
1973-74Competition not completed
1974-75Chelmsford City
1975-76Ilford
1976-77Maidstone United
1977-78Chelmsford City
1978-79Competition not completed
1979-80Dartford
1980-81Chatham Town
1981-82Chelmsford City
1982-83Chelmsford City
1983-84Stansted
1984-85Bishop's Stortford
Eastern Floodlight League
1985-86Braintree Town
1986-87Chelmsford City
1987-88Dover Athletic
1988-89Dover Athletic
1989-90Hythe Town
1990-91Hythe Town
1991-92Saffron Walden Town
1992-93Saffron Walden Town
1993-94Heybridge Swifts
1994-95Competition not completed
1995-96Clacton Town
1996-97Braintree Town
1997-98Leyton Pennant
1998-99Leyton Pennant
1999-00Saffron Walden Town
2000-01Competition not completed
2001-02Cornard United
2002-03Southend Manor
2003-04Concord Rangers
2004-05Heybridge Swifts
2005-06Billericay Town
2006-07Competition not completed

Source:[2]

References

  1. ↑ "Eastern Professional Floodlight League". Stevenage Football Archive.
  2. ↑ "Eastern Floodlight League winners". nonleaguematters.co.uk.