Southern Football League Premier Division

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Southern Football League Premier Division
Founded
1893
Nation
Flag of England England and Flag of Wales Wales
Feeder To
Conference South
Conference North
Relegation To
Division One South & West
Division One Midlands
Number of Teams
22
Level on Pyramid
Level 7
Cups
FA Cup
FA Trophy
Southern League Cup
Current Champions (2007-08)
King's Lynn
Website
Official

The Southern Football League Premier Division (British Gas) is a football league covering central and south western England. Since the 2004-05 season, it has been at step 3 of the National League System, and the 7th tier overall in the English football league system.

At the end of each season, the winners of the Premier Division (Salisbury City in 2006) are promoted to either Conference North or Conference South, together with the winners of a series of playoffs between the 2nd to 5th placed teams (Bedford Town in 2006). The bottom 4 clubs are relegated to step 4, probably either the Southern Football League Division One South & West or Division One Midlands. (In 2006, the 4th-from-bottom team was granted a reprieve due to the re-organisation of leagues at level 7).

The division is at the same level as the Northern Premier League Premier Division and the Isthmian League Premier Division.

[edit] Clubs for 2008-09 season

Club
Finishing position 2007-08
Banbury United 9th
Bashley 5th
Brackley Town 8th
Cambridge City 14th, Conference South
Chippenham Town 4th
Clevedon Town 11th
Corby Town 16th
Dorchester Town 21st, Conference South
Evesham United 1st, Southern League Div. One Midlands
Farnborough 1st, Southern League Div. One South & West
Gloucester City 6th
Halesowen Town 3rd
Hemel Hempstead Town 7th
Hitchin Town 18th
Mangotsfield United 14th
Merthyr Tydfil 13th
Oxford City 4th, Southern League Div. One South & West
Rugby Town 15th
Stourbridge 3rd, Southern League Div. One Midlands
Swindon Supermarine 12th
Tiverton Town 17th
Yate Town 10th

[edit] Champions

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