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Step four football to remain at The ASM Stadium next season

18th May 2024

Thame United are delighted to announce that after the FA released the Non League allocations for step 1 to 6 for 2024 / 2025 we will remain at step 4 in the Southern League Central Division 1.

After a difficult start to the 2023 the objective was to remain in the division at the end of the season which we have achieved and had the bonus of retaining the Oxfordshire County Cup.

We would like to thank everyone for their support during the season and hope to see you in the new season.

Next season the division will be made up of 22 teams 3 more than this season and there are 8 new teams that we didn’t face in 2023.

Work has been carrying on behind the scenes and our pre season friendly schedule is nearly complete with some exciting teams lined up to visit The ASM Stadium, we will announce details in the coming weeks.

League allocations are provisional as clubs get the right of appeal.

Southern League Central Division One Allocation

AFC Dunstable
Aylesbury United
Barton Rovers
Beaconsfield Town (Relegated from Southern Premier South)
Berkhmpstead Town (Relegated from Southern Premier Central)
Biggleswade
Enfield (sideways move as ground sharing with Hertford Town)
Flackwell Heath (Promoted from Combined Counties Premier League North)
Hadley
Hertford Town
Hitchin Town (Relegated from Southern Premier Central)
Kidlington
Kings Langley
Leighton Town
Livestock Green (Promoted from Spartan Premier League)
North Leigh
Northwood (Sideways move from Isthmian League)
Real Bedford (Promoted from Spartan Premier League)
Stotfold
Thame United
Ware
Welwyn Garden City

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