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The Northern Premier League is an English football league that
was founded in 1968. It has four divisions: the Premier Division
(which stands at level 7 of the English football league system),
Division One East, Division One West and Division One Midlands
(which stand at level 8). At start of 2018 season the Division One league was made up with clubs from the North and West of the country with the league being called NPL North West. At start of the 2021-22 season the league Divison One was altered into the NPL - East, teams being from the East of the country. |
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| Belper Town | Bishop Auckland | Bradford P.A | Bridlington Town | |||
| Brighouse Town | ||||||
| Carlton Town | City of Liverpool | Cleethorpes Town | Clitheroe | |||
| Colne | Consett AFC | |||||
| Droyslden | ||||||
| Emley AFC | ||||||
| Frickely Athletic | ||||||
| Garforth Town | Grimsby Borough | Grantham Town | ||||
| Heaton Stannington | Hebburn Town | |||||
| Kendal Town | ||||||
| Long Eaton | Lincoln Utd | Liversedge | ||||
| Marine | Marske Utd | Mossley | ||||
| Newton Aycliffe | North Ferriby | North Shields | ||||
| Ossett Utd | ||||||
| Pickering Town | Pontefract Colls | Prescot Cables | ||||
| Ramsbottom Utd | Runcorn Linnets | |||||
| Sheffield FC | Sherwood Colls | Shildon AFC | Stocksbridge PS | |||
| Stockton Town | ||||||
| Tadcaster Albion | Trafford | |||||
| Widnes | Winterton Rangers | Workington | Worksop Town | |||
| Yorkshire Amateurs | ||||||
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The Wearside Football League is
a non-league football competition based in northern England. The Wearside League came into being in 1892 at the instigation of Charles Kirtley, secretary of Sunderland Swifts. The league also operates three cup competitions: the Monkwearmouth Charity Cup and the Shipowners' Charity Cup, both of which have been contested since the 1890s, and the League Challenge Cup, which came into being in the 1930s. |
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| Annfield Plain | Blackhall CW | Boldon CA | Clarke Chapman | |||
| Cleator Moor Celtic | Coundon T. T. | Dawdon CW | Eppleton CW | |||
| Greatham | Hartlepool BWOB | Hebburn Reyrolle | Herrington CW | |||
| Marske United | Murton CW | Newton Aycliffe | N.E.I. Parsons | |||
| Nissan | Roker | South Shields | SC Vaux | |||
| Ryhope CW | Whickham | Wolviston | ||||
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In 1988 the Northern Combination League and the Northern Amateur League
combined with the Northern Football Alliance (all under the name
Northern Football Alliance). The top club, or a qualifying club which finishes the season in the top 5, in the Premier Division is eligible for promotion to the Northern League Division Two. Promotion and Relegation are in place throughout the Divisions, top 2 promoted and bottom 2 relegated in each Division. the bottom 2 clubs in Division |
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| Alcan Lynemouth | Benwell Blues | Burnopfield Lintz | Crawcrook O.B. | |||
| Gateshead Athletic | Gateshead T.S. | Gosforth St. N'las | Haltwhistle C.P. | |||
| Heddon Inst | Lindisfane FC | New York J.E. | Newcastle Turbina | |||
| Newcastle Uni | New Kyo | Northern S.C. | Northumbria Police | |||
| Parsons Athletic | Prudhoe East End | Rose Villa | Ryton | |||
| Seaton Sluice | Stobswood | Swalwell FC | Wark | |||
| Wallsend R.S. | Westerhope Excel | Willington St Aidan | Winlaton Hallgarth | |||
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