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Liverpool Old Boys' Amateur Football League

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Country
  
England

Number of teams
  
44

Founded
  
1923

Level on pyramid
  
Levels 14–17

Divisions
  
Division One Division Two Division Three Division Four

Feeder to
  
Liverpool County Premier League

The Liverpool Old Boys' Amateur Football League is an association football competition based in Liverpool, England. Founded in 1923, it currently hosts 44 teams across four divisions. Whilst no formal arrangements exist, its highest level frequently serves as a supplier of clubs to the Liverpool County Premier League. As such, the competition can be said to occupy placings at levels 14 to 17 of the English football league system.

Contents

Division One

  • Collegiate Old Boys
  • FC Salle
  • Hope Park
  • Old Bootleians
  • Old Cathinians
  • Old Xaverians III
  • Quarry Bank Old Boys
  • Roby College Old Boys
  • Sacre Coeur Former Pupils
  • South Mersey

    • Division Two

  • ACOL
  • Alumni Reserves
  • Collegiate Old Boys Reserves
  • De La Salle Old Boys
  • Liobians
  • Old Xaverians IV
  • Quarry Bank Old Boys Reserves
  • Richmond
  • Sacre Coeur Former Pupils Reserves
  • Waterloo Grammar School Old Boys Reserves

    • Division Three

  • Cardinal Newman
  • Collegiate Old Boys III
  • Kingsford
  • Knowsley Community College Old Boys
  • Liobians Reserves
  • Mexoc
  • Old Cathinians Reserves
  • Old Instonians
  • Sacre Coeur Former Pupils III
  • Waterloo Grammar School Old Boys III
  • Wavertree West Derby Old Boys
  • Woodstreet Academy

    • Division Four

  • ACOL Reserves
  • Business School
  • Civserv
  • Collegiate Old Boys IV
  • Convocation
  • Kingsford Reserves
  • Liobians III
  • Quarry Bank Old Boys III
  • Rhein
  • Sacre Coeur Former Pupils IV
  • St Margaret's Old Boys
  • Waterloo Grammar School Old Boys IV

    • References

    Liverpool Old Boys' Amateur Football League Wikipedia
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