East Midlands Regional Women's Football League

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East Midlands Women's Regional Football League
East Midlands Regional Women's Football League logo.png
Founded1990
CountryEngland
Number of teams31
11 (Premier Division)
11 (Division One North)
9 (Division One South)
Level on pyramid 5 and 6
Promotion toLevel 4
FA Women's National League Division One
Relegation toLevel 7
Derbyshire Ladies League Div 1
Leicestershire WSL
Lincolnshire County WL
Northamptonshire WFL
Nottinghamshire Ladies FL
Domestic cup(s)National
FA Women's Cup
League
League Cup

The East Midlands Regional Women's Football League is at the fifth and sixth levels of the English women's football pyramid.

Contents

Current clubs (2024–25)

Premier Division

Division One North

Division One Central

Division One South

Previous winners

SeasonPremierDivision One NorthDivision One South
2007–08Radcliffe Olympic LFCWelbeck Welfare LFCCorby S&L LFC
2008–09Loughborough FoxesSandiacre Town LFCHeather St.Johns
2009–10Loughborough Students WFCRetford United LFCLong Eaton LFC
2012–13Mansfield Town LFCGreenwood Meadows LFCAFC Trinity LFC
2013–14Steel City Wanderers LFCSolar LadiesGedling Town LFC
2014–15Peterborough Northern Star LFCWinterton Rangers LFCBedworth United LFC
2015–16Long Eaton United LFCMansfield Hosiery Mills LFCMoulton LFC
2016–17Sheffield Utd Womens LFCOllerton Town LFCLeicester City Women Development
2017–18Nettleham Ladies FCWoodlands FC LadiesPeterborough United LFC
2018–19Leicester City Women DevelopmentBoston United LFCNorthampton Town Ladies
2019–20VoidVoidVoid
2020–21VoidVoidVoid
2021–22Northampton Town WomenArnold Eagles WomenDerby County Women Academy
SeasonPremierDivision One NorthDivision One SouthDivision One Central
2022–23 Notts County Women Grimsby Town SET LadiesNorthampton Town Women DevelopmentIlkeston Town Ladies
2023–24Lincoln United Women SJR Worksop Women Stamford WomenNottingham Trent University Women

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