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| country = England |
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| teams = 69 ''(six senior divisions)'' |
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| feeds = Eastern Counties Football League |
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| promotion = [[Eastern Counties Football League]] Division One South |
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| levels = [[English football league system|11–16]] |
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| founded = 1966 |
| founded = 1966 |
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In 1986, the league was renamed to the '''Essex Intermediate League''',<ref>{{cite web |website=Football Club Historical Database|url=https://fchd.info/lghist/esint1987.htm |title=1986-87 Essex Intermediate League|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref> adding a Division Three three years later.<ref>{{cite web |website=Football Club Historical Database|url=https://fchd.info/lghist/esint1990.htm |title=1989-90 Essex Intermediate League|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref> |
In 1986, the league was renamed to the '''Essex Intermediate League''',<ref>{{cite web |website=Football Club Historical Database|url=https://fchd.info/lghist/esint1987.htm |title=1986-87 Essex Intermediate League|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref> adding a Division Three three years later.<ref>{{cite web |website=Football Club Historical Database|url=https://fchd.info/lghist/esint1990.htm |title=1989-90 Essex Intermediate League|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref> |
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In 2005, the league renamed itself back to its original Essex Olympian League name.<ref>{{cite web |website=Football Club Historical Database|url=https://fchd.info/lghist/esol2006.htm|title=2005-06 Essex Olympian League|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref> In 2008, [[Takeley F.C.|Takeley]] moved up the pyramid into the [[Essex Senior Football League|Essex Senior League]]. Before then the Olympian League had not sent a club to the Essex Senior League for over a decade, causing the Essex Senior League to look elsewhere in Essex for new member clubs, including lower leagues and leagues outside the [[National League System]] such as the now-defunct Essex Business Houses Football League. Clubs from this league have |
In 2005, the league renamed itself back to its original Essex Olympian League name.<ref>{{cite web |website=Football Club Historical Database|url=https://fchd.info/lghist/esol2006.htm|title=2005-06 Essex Olympian League|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref> In 2008, [[Takeley F.C.|Takeley]] moved up the pyramid into the [[Essex Senior Football League|Essex Senior League]]. Before then the Olympian League had not sent a club to the Essex Senior League for over a decade, causing the Essex Senior League to look elsewhere in Essex for new member clubs, including lower leagues and leagues outside the [[National League System]] such as the now-defunct Essex Business Houses Football League. Clubs from this league have previously been able to jump straight into the Essex Senior League due to the facilities at which they play, not where they finished in the Essex Business Houses League.<ref>{{cite web |website=Football Club Historical Database|url=https://fchd.info/lghist/esol2008.htm|title=2007-08 Essex Olympian League|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref> The following year, in 2009, a Division Three was added, taking the number of leagues administered by the Essex Olympian League up to four.<ref>{{cite web |website=Football Club Historical Database|url=https://fchd.info/lghist/esol2010.htm|title=2008-09 Essex Olympian League|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref> In 2015, two more leagues were added to the system, being named Division Four and Division Five.<ref>{{cite web |website=Football Club Historical Database|url=https://fchd.info/lghist/esol2016.htm|title=2015-16 Essex Olympian League|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref> In 2017, [[The Football Association]] announced a step 6 (level 10) division for Essex and East Anglia in the [[Eastern Counties Football League]] to start playing in the [[2018–19 in English football|2018–19 season]], meaning the Essex Olympian League would drop to step 7 in [[Non-League football|Non-league]].<ref>{{cite news|title=New Step 6 League|url=https://eofl.co.uk/new-step-6-league/|publisher=Essex Olympian Football League|date=8 October 2017}}</ref> In March 2020, as a result of the [[COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom|COVID-19 pandemic]], the Football Association announced all leagues from step 3 to 7 on the National League System would be cancelled, with all results being expunged.<ref>{{cite web |website=Essex Olympian Football League |url=https://eofl.co.uk/fa-notice-regarding-season-2019-2020/ |title=FA Statement Regarding Season 2019-2020|date=26 March 2020|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref> In November 2020, the Essex Olympian League was suspended, owing to a second wave of COVID-19 in the United Kingdom.<ref>{{cite web |website=Essex Olympian Football League |url=https://eofl.co.uk/06-11-2020-fa-covid-19-update/|title=06-11-2020 FA COVID-19 UPDATE|date=8 November 2020|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref> The league was eventually resumed in April 2021, becoming one of the only leagues in England to resume play after the suspension in November 2020. [[Buckhurst Hill F.C.|Buckhurst Hill]] were promoted at the end of the [[2020–21 in English football|2020–21 season]], after winning the Premier Division, gaining promotion to the [[Eastern Counties Football League|Eastern Counties League]] Division One South.<ref>{{cite web |website=Essex Olympian Football League |url=https://eofl.co.uk/promotion-at-end-of-may-to-go-ahead/|title=Promotion at end of May to Go Ahead|date=16 May 2021|accessdate=4 July 2021}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.thefa.com/-/media/thefacom-new/files/competitions/2021-22/nls-5-to-6-club-allocations-2021-22-final.ashx|title=National League System club allocations – steps 5/6, season 2021–22|website=The Football Association|accessdate=4 July 2021|format=.pdf}}</ref> |
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==Member clubs (2023–24)== |
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==Members for the 2021–22 season== |
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The league has 64 teams spread over five divisions for the 2023–24 season: |
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Source:<ref>{{cite web |website=Essex Olympian Football League |url=http://eofl.co.uk/historic-cup/2021-2022-e-o-f-l-constitution/ |title=2021-2022 E.O.F.L. Constitution}}</ref> |
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|valign=top|'''Premier Division''' |
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*Basildon Town |
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*Bishop's Stortford Swifts |
*Bishop's Stortford Swifts |
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*[[Canning Town F.C.|Canning Town]] |
*[[Canning Town F.C.|Canning Town]] |
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*[[Catholic United F.C.|Catholic United]] |
*[[Catholic United F.C.|Catholic United]] |
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*Galleywood |
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*Harold Wood Athletic |
*Harold Wood Athletic |
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*Hutton |
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*Kelvedon Hatch |
*Kelvedon Hatch |
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*Leigh Ramblers |
*Leigh Ramblers |
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*Old Chelmsfordians |
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*Old Southendians |
*Old Southendians |
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*Ongar Town |
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*Rayleigh Town |
*Rayleigh Town |
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*Runwell Sports |
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*Shenfield |
*Shenfield |
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*Springfield |
*Springfield |
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*Sungate |
*Sungate |
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===Division One=== |
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*Beacon Hill Rovers |
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*Chingford Athletic |
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*[[Epping Town F.C.|Epping Town]] |
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*Herongate Athletic |
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*Leigh Town |
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*Old Chelmsfordians |
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*Ramsden Scotia |
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*Rayleigh Town Reserves |
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*Runwell Sports |
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*Snaresbrook |
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*Toby |
*Toby |
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*Wakering Sports |
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'''Division One''' |
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===Division Two=== |
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*ACD United |
*ACD United |
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*Beacon Hill Rovers |
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*AS Rawreth |
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*Corinthians |
*Corinthians |
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*[[Epping Town F.C.|Epping Town]] |
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*Galleywood |
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*[[Harold Hill F.C.|Harold Hill]] |
*[[Harold Hill F.C.|Harold Hill]] |
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*Harold Wood Athletic Reserves |
*Harold Wood Athletic Reserves |
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*[[Hashtag United F.C.|Hashtag United]] Development |
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*Hutton Reserves |
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*Herongate Athletic |
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*Manford Way |
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*Manford Way |
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*[[May & Baker F.C.|May & Baker]] 'A' |
*[[May & Baker F.C.|May & Baker]] 'A' |
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*Old Southendian Reserves |
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*Rochford Town |
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*Shoebury Town |
*Shoebury Town |
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*Wakering Sports |
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*Wakebury |
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'''Division Two''' |
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*AS Rawreth |
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*Basildon Town Reserves |
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*BKS Sports |
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*[[Buckhurst Hill F.C.|Buckhurst Hill]] Reserves |
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*[[Basildon Town F.C.|Basildon Town]] Reserves |
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*[[Burnham Ramblers F.C.|Burnham Ramblers]] Reserves |
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*[[Catholic United F.C.|Catholic United]] Reserves |
*[[Catholic United F.C.|Catholic United]] Reserves |
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*[[Hutton F.C.|Hutton]] Reserves |
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*Collier Row |
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*Leigh Ramblers Reserves |
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*Leigh Town |
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*[[Hashtag United F.C.|Hashtag United]] Development |
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*Old Southendian Reserves |
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*Leigh Town Reserves |
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*Pitsea Athletic |
*Pitsea Athletic |
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*Rayleigh Town Reserves |
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*Roydon |
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*Wakering Sports Reserves |
*Wakering Sports Reserves |
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'''Division Three''' |
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*[[Basildon Town F.C.|Basildon Town]] 'A' |
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*Bishop's Stortford Swifts |
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*Collier Row |
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*Emerson & Upminster |
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*Herongate Athletic |
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*[[Hullbridge Sports F.C.|Hullbridge Sports]] Reserves |
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*Manford Way Reserves |
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*Old Chelmsfordians Reserves |
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*Pitsea Town |
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*Runwell Sports Reserves |
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*Springfield Reserves |
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*[[Takeley F.C.|Takeley]] Development |
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'''Division Four''' |
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*AS Rawreth Reserves |
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*[[Canning Town F.C.|Canning Town]] Reserves |
*[[Canning Town F.C.|Canning Town]] Reserves |
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*Corinthians Reserves |
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*Galleywood Reserves |
*Galleywood Reserves |
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*[[Harold Hill F.C.|Harold Hill]] Reserves |
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*Leytonstone United |
*Leytonstone United |
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*Pitsea Athletic Reserves |
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*Shenfield 'A' |
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*Ongar Town Reserves |
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*Shoebury Town Reserves |
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*Roydon |
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*Shenfield Reserves |
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*[[Southend Manor F.C.|Southend Manor]] Reserves |
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*Springfield Reserves |
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*Sungate Reserves |
*Sungate Reserves |
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*Toby Reserves |
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*Wakering Sports 'A' |
*Wakering Sports 'A' |
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===Division Five=== |
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*AS Rawreth Reserves |
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*Bishop's Stortford Swifts Reserves |
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*Collier Row Reserves |
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*[[Epping Town F.C.|Epping Town]] Reserves |
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*Herongate Athletic Reserves |
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*Leigh Ramblers Reserves |
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*Old Barkabbeyans |
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*Pitsea Athletic Reserves |
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*Runwell Sports Reserves |
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*Snaresbrook Reserves |
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*Wakebury Reserves |
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==Past champions== |
==Past champions== |
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|1968–69 |
|1968–69 |
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|Basildon Town |
|[[Basildon Town F.C.|Basildon Town]] |
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|1969–70 |
|1969–70 |
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|1982–83 |
|1982–83 |
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|Herongate Athletic |
|Herongate Athletic |
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|Dunmow |
|[[Dunmow Town F.C.|Dunmow]] |
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|1983–84 |
|1983–84 |
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|Kelvedon Hatch |
|Kelvedon Hatch |
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|[[Frenford F.C.|Frenford Senior]] |
|[[Frenford F.C.|Frenford Senior]] |
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|Hutton |
|[[Hutton F.C.|Hutton]] |
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|1996–97 |
|1996–97 |
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|Bishop's Stortford Swifts |
|Bishop's Stortford Swifts |
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|Sandon Royals |
|Sandon Royals |
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|Basildon Town |
|[[Basildon Town F.C.|Basildon Town]] |
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|1999–2000 |
|1999–2000 |
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|2010–11 |
|2010–11 |
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|Kelvedon Hatch |
|Kelvedon Hatch |
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|Hutton |
|[[Hutton F.C.|Hutton]] |
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|[[Wadham Lodge F.C.|Wadham Lodge]] |
|[[Wadham Lodge F.C.|Wadham Lodge]] |
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|Springfield |
|Springfield |
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|Harold Wood Athletic |
|Harold Wood Athletic |
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|Harold Hill |
|Harold Hill |
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|Basildon Town |
|[[Basildon Town F.C.|Basildon Town]] |
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|Catholic United |
|Catholic United |
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|[[Frenford F.C.|Frenford Senior]] |
|[[Frenford F.C.|Frenford Senior]] |
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|2016–17 |
|2016–17 |
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|Springfield |
|Springfield |
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|Basildon Town |
|[[Basildon Town F.C.|Basildon Town]] |
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|Sungate |
|Sungate |
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|[[May & Baker F.C.|May & Baker]] Eastbrook Reserves |
|[[May & Baker F.C.|May & Baker]] Eastbrook Reserves |
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|Manford Way Reserves |
|Manford Way Reserves |
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|Basildon Town Reserves |
|[[Basildon Town F.C.|Basildon Town]] Reserves |
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|Lakeside |
|Lakeside |
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|[[Catholic United F.C.|Catholic United]] Reserves |
|[[Catholic United F.C.|Catholic United]] Reserves |
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|Wakering Sports 'A' |
|Wakering Sports 'A' |
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|2021–22 |
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|Ongar Town |
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|Toby |
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|ACD United |
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|[[Hashtag United F.C.|Hashtag United]] Development |
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|Chingford Athletic Reserves |
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|Bishop's Stortford Swifts Reserves |
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|2022–23 |
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|[[Hutton F.C.|Hutton]] |
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|Old Chelmsfordians |
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|Shoebury Town |
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|[[Basildon Town F.C.|Basildon Town]] Reserves |
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|Leigh Ramblers Reserves |
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|Manford Way Reserves |
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Revision as of 06:20, 11 December 2023
Founded | 1966 |
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Country | England |
Number of teams | 69 (six senior divisions) |
Level on pyramid | 11–16 |
Feeder to | Eastern Counties Football League |
Promotion to | Eastern Counties Football League Division One South |
Current champions | Hutton (2022–23) |
The Essex Olympian Football League is a football competition based in England, founded in the 1966–67 season. It has a total of six senior divisions and one under 21 division. The Premier Division sits at step 7 (or level 11) of the National League System and it is a feeder to Division One South of the Eastern Counties Football League. Between 1986 and 2005, the league was known as the Essex Intermediate League.
Clubs to progress up the pyramid from the league include Billericay Town, Brentwood Town, Bowers United, Sawbridgeworth Town, Burnham Ramblers, Hullbridge Sports and Great Wakering Rovers.
The clubs that finish in the top three of the Colchester & East Essex League, Romford & District League or the Southend Borough & District Combination can apply to join the lowest level of the Essex Olympian League.
History
In 1966, the Essex Olympian Football League was founded, following a meeting at the Saracens Head pub in Chelmsford. The first league constitution consisted of Basildon & Pitsea, Billericay Town, Bishop's Stortford Swifts, Bowers United, Burnham Ramblers, Collier Row, Dorstel Press, Dunmow, Little Waltham, Old Chelmsfordians and Sawbridgeworth, with Burnham Ramblers winning the first edition of the Essex Olympian League, finishing four points above Little Waltham.[1] Little Waltham left the league at the end of the inaugural 1966–67 season, with British Mathews, Critalls, Essex County Council Staff and Manor Athletic all joining to take the constitution up to 16 clubs.[2] In 1981, a Second Division was added with eight clubs (Baddow Royals, Basildon Sports, Caribbean International Sports, Chigwell Villa, Civil Service Olympian, Cossor Sports, Ekco and Rayleigh Athletic) joining the league system.[3]
In 1986, the league was renamed to the Essex Intermediate League,[4] adding a Division Three three years later.[5]
In 2005, the league renamed itself back to its original Essex Olympian League name.[6] In 2008, Takeley moved up the pyramid into the Essex Senior League. Before then the Olympian League had not sent a club to the Essex Senior League for over a decade, causing the Essex Senior League to look elsewhere in Essex for new member clubs, including lower leagues and leagues outside the National League System such as the now-defunct Essex Business Houses Football League. Clubs from this league have previously been able to jump straight into the Essex Senior League due to the facilities at which they play, not where they finished in the Essex Business Houses League.[7] The following year, in 2009, a Division Three was added, taking the number of leagues administered by the Essex Olympian League up to four.[8] In 2015, two more leagues were added to the system, being named Division Four and Division Five.[9] In 2017, The Football Association announced a step 6 (level 10) division for Essex and East Anglia in the Eastern Counties Football League to start playing in the 2018–19 season, meaning the Essex Olympian League would drop to step 7 in Non-league.[10] In March 2020, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Football Association announced all leagues from step 3 to 7 on the National League System would be cancelled, with all results being expunged.[11] In November 2020, the Essex Olympian League was suspended, owing to a second wave of COVID-19 in the United Kingdom.[12] The league was eventually resumed in April 2021, becoming one of the only leagues in England to resume play after the suspension in November 2020. Buckhurst Hill were promoted at the end of the 2020–21 season, after winning the Premier Division, gaining promotion to the Eastern Counties League Division One South.[13][14]
Member clubs (2023–24)
The league has 64 teams spread over five divisions for the 2023–24 season:
Premier Division
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Division One
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Division Two
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Division Three
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Division Four
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Past champions
1966–81
The league originally consisted of a single section of 13 clubs, reaching a peak of 18 clubs by 1969–70.
Season | Champions |
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1966–67 | Burnham Ramblers |
1967–68 | Writtle |
1968–69 | Basildon Town |
1969–70 | Billericay Town |
1970–71 | Billericay Town |
1971–72 | Sawbridgeworth |
1972–73 | Chadwell Heath |
1973–74 | Chadwell Heath |
1974–75 | Chadwell Heath |
1975–76 | Essex Police |
1976–77 | Collier Row Motor Gear |
1977–78 | Runwell Hospital |
1978–79 | Rayleigh |
1979–80 | Essex Police |
1980–81 | Rayleigh Town |
1981–89
In 1981, a second division was added. The league ran with two divisions for nine years. During this period, the league was renamed the Essex Intermediate League in 1986.
Season | Division One | Division Two |
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1981–82 | Herongate Athletic | Rayleigh Athletic |
1982–83 | Herongate Athletic | Dunmow |
1983–84 | Rayleigh Town | Essex Police |
1984–85 | Rayleigh Town | Shell Club |
1985–86 | Essex Police | Cossor Sports |
1986–87 | Essex Police | Hambros Bank |
1987–88 | Takeley | Standard (Harlow) |
1988–89 | Benfleet | Upminster |
1989–2007
In 1989, a third division was added. The league reverted to its original name, the Essex Olympian League in 2005.
Season | Division One | Division Two | Division Three |
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1989–90 | Rayleigh Town | Kelvedon Hatch | Great Baddow |
1990–91 | Herongate Athletic | Concord Rangers | Great Wakering Rovers |
1991–92 | Standard (Harlow) | Great Wakering Rovers | Loughton |
1992–93 | Standard (Harlow) | South Woodham Ferrers | Danbury Trafford |
1993–94 | Kelvedon Hatch | Takeley | Ongar Town |
1994–95 | Writtle | Sporting Club Henderson | Great Baddow |
1995–96 | Kelvedon Hatch | Frenford Senior | Hutton |
1996–97 | Kelvedon Hatch | Runwell Hospital | Bishop's Stortford Swifts |
1997–98 | Danbury Trafford | Bishop's Stortford Swifts | Shell Club |
1998–99 | Bishop's Stortford Swifts | Sandon Royals | Basildon Town |
1999–2000 | Bishop's Stortford Swifts | Nortel (Harlow) | Wanstead Town |
2000–01 | Rayleigh Town | Canning Town | Linford Wanderers |
2001–02 | Takeley | Epping | Stambridge United |
2002–03 | Bishop's Stortford Swifts | White Ensign | Debden Sports |
2003–04 | White Ensign | Debden Sports | Faces |
2004–05 | White Ensign | White Notley | Linford Wanderers |
2005–06 | Harold Wood Athletic | Canning Town | Ongar Town |
2006–07 | White Ensign | Benfleet | Potter Street |
2007 to date
In 2007 the divisions were renamed Premier, One and Two.
Season | Premier Division | Division One | Division Two |
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2007–08 | White Ensign | Potter Street | Linford Wanderers |
2008–09 | Harold Wood Athletic | Westhamians | Sungate |
2009–10 | Harold Wood Athletic | May & Baker Club | Romford Reserves |
In 2010 a Division Three was added.
Season | Premier Division | Division One | Division Two | Division Three |
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2010–11 | Kelvedon Hatch | Hutton | Wadham Lodge | Springfield |
2011–12 | Frenford Senior | Southminster St. Leonards | Springfield | Old Barkabbeyans |
2012–13 | Frenford Senior | Bishop's Stortford Swifts | Old Barkabbeyans | Debden Sports |
In 2013 an Under 21 Division was added.
Season | Premier Division | Division One | Division Two | Division Three | Under 21 Division |
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2013–14 | Southminster St Leonards | Newham United | Ongar Town | Rochford Town | Ryan |
2014–15 | Harold Wood Athletic | Harold Hill | Basildon Town | Catholic United | Frenford Senior |
In 2015 the two reserve divisions were promoted to senior status and renamed Divisions Four and Five, along with the three higher divisions, leaving just one Under-21 division below that.
Season | Premier Division | Division One | Division Two | Division Three | Division Four | Division Five | Under 21 Division |
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2015–16 | Kelvedon Hatch | Canning Town | Catholic United | Benfleet | Old Chelmsfordians Reserves | Galleywood Reserves | FC Clacton |
2016–17 | Springfield | Basildon Town | Sungate | May & Baker Eastbrook Reserves | Manford Way Reserves | Basildon Town Reserves | Lakeside |
2017–18 | Catholic United | Buckhurst Hill | May & Baker Eastbrook Reserves | Manford Way Reserves | Chingford Athletic | Westhamians | Corinthians |
2018–19 | Buckhurst Hill | Shenfield | Chingford Athletic | Old Southendian Reserves | Corinthians | Corinthians Reserves | |
2019–20 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | ||||||
2020–21 | Buckhurst Hill | Ongar Town | Leigh Town | ACD United | Catholic United Reserves | Wakering Sports 'A' | |
2021–22 | Ongar Town | Toby | ACD United | Hashtag United Development | Chingford Athletic Reserves | Bishop's Stortford Swifts Reserves | |
2022–23 | Hutton | Old Chelmsfordians | Shoebury Town | Basildon Town Reserves | Leigh Ramblers Reserves | Manford Way Reserves |
References
- ^ "Season 1966-67". Essex Olympian Football League. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "1967-68 Essex Olympian League". Football Club Historical Database. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "1981-82 Essex Olympian League". Football Club Historical Database. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "1986-87 Essex Intermediate League". Football Club Historical Database. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "1989-90 Essex Intermediate League". Football Club Historical Database. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "2005-06 Essex Olympian League". Football Club Historical Database. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "2007-08 Essex Olympian League". Football Club Historical Database. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "2008-09 Essex Olympian League". Football Club Historical Database. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "2015-16 Essex Olympian League". Football Club Historical Database. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "New Step 6 League". Essex Olympian Football League. 8 October 2017.
- ^ "FA Statement Regarding Season 2019-2020". Essex Olympian Football League. 26 March 2020. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "06-11-2020 FA COVID-19 UPDATE". Essex Olympian Football League. 8 November 2020. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "Promotion at end of May to Go Ahead". Essex Olympian Football League. 16 May 2021. Retrieved 4 July 2021.
- ^ "National League System club allocations – steps 5/6, season 2021–22" (.pdf). The Football Association. Retrieved 4 July 2021.