1986–87 Combined Counties Football League

The 1986–87 Combined Counties Football League season was the ninth in the history of the Combined Counties Football League, a football competition in England, which operates at levels 9–10 of the English football league system.

Combined Counties Football League
Season1986–87

The league was won by Ash United for the second time, after they had won the Western Division in 1981–82 when the league was split into two divisions, and beaten Malden Town in a playoff.

League table

The league was reduced from 19 clubs to 18 after Chertsey Town were promoted to the Isthmian League and Fleet Town left the league. One new club joined:

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Notes
1 Ash United (C) 34 24 6 4 72 26 +46 78
2 Farnham Town 34 23 3 8 80 37 +43 72
3 Malden Vale 34 21 6 7 76 41 +35 69
4 Chipstead 34 18 9 7 59 37 +22 63
5 British Aerospace (Weybridge) 34 17 7 10 55 41 +14 58
6 Merstham 34 17 6 11 63 37 +26 57
7 Godalming Town 34 16 9 9 55 37 +18 57
8 Hartley Wintney 34 16 8 10 63 43 +20 56
9 Horley Town 34 16 8 10 50 39 +11 56
10 Malden Town 34 14 6 14 67 53 +14 48
11 Cobham 34 14 6 14 63 63 0 48
12 Chobham 34 14 5 15 72 68 +4 47
13 Cove 34 11 5 18 51 70 −19 38
14 Farleigh Rovers 34 8 12 14 55 67 −12 36
15 Frimley Green 34 9 4 21 48 77 −29 31
16 Cranleigh 34 4 7 23 29 85 −56 19
17 Westfield 34 3 6 25 29 83 −54 15
18 Virginia Water 34 2 5 27 23 106 −83 11 Left at the end of the season
Source: [1]
Rules for classification: The system of using goal difference to separate two teams tied on points was used.
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References
  1. "1986–87 Combined Counties League". fchd. Retrieved 20 August 2017.
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