List of former English Football League clubs

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Boston United were relegated from the League after a 3-1 defeat to Wrexham on the final day of the 2006-07 season, ending a five-year spell in the League. Wrexham were relegated in 2008, ending an 87-year spell. Ryan Valentine scores.jpg
Boston United were relegated from the League after a 3–1 defeat to Wrexham on the final day of the 2006–07 season, ending a five-year spell in the League. Wrexham were relegated in 2008, ending an 87-year spell.

The former member clubs of the English Football League are football clubs who lost their status in the League by resigning, or by relegation, by becoming defunct, merging with another club, or expulsion. Clubs presently playing in the Premier League are also included in this article.

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The English Football League comprises professional clubs from England and Wales, and was established in 1888 as The Football League (First Division). In 1892, the Second Division was formed. A Third Division was introduced in 1920, before being regionalised as North and South. [1] In 1958 these became the national Third and Fourth Division. [2] The Premier League superseded the First Division as the top-flight of the English football league system in 1992, with the other three divisions renamed the First, Second and Third Divisions. [3] They were rebranded again in 2004 as the Championship, League One and League Two. [3]

Until 1986, clubs could lose their League status by failing to gain re-election after finishing in the bottom four of the bottom division (fourth tier). [4] From the 1986–87 season, the club finishing bottom was relegated to the Conference National (now National League), the highest level of non-League football, [5] depending on the ability of the Conference champions to meet FA requirements. [6] Since 2002–03, the bottom two clubs of League Two face relegation to the National League. [7]

Clubs

The tables show the first and last seasons in which each club competed in the League. Some clubs' membership was intermittent between their first and last seasons.

Clubs shown in bold were among the founder members of the League. As of 2023, the founder member clubs playing in the League are Blackburn Rovers, Bolton Wanderers, Derby County, Notts County, Preston North End, Stoke City, and West Bromwich Albion. Preston have continuously been League members, whereas the others (except Notts County) have played in the Premier League at one time or another. Notts County has recently returned to the League after four seasons in the National League.

Five former members of the old Football League Division One no longer play in the Football League or Premier League: Bury, Bradford Park Avenue, Darwen, and Glossop North End and Oldham Athletic A.F.C.

Where a defunct club has been succeeded by a phoenix club, the new club is listed.

Former member clubs (no longer at English football levels 1–4)

ClubFirst League
season		Last League
season		ReasonCurrent statusRef(s)
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Aberdare Athletic 1921–22 1926–27 Not re-electedMerged with Aberaman as Aberdare and Aberaman, later Aberaman Town and now Aberdare Town in the South Wales Alliance League Premier Division [8]
Accrington 1888–89 1892–93 ResignedDefunct [9]
Accrington Stanley (1891) 1921–22 1961–62 ResignedDefunct, but a new Accrington Stanley formed in 1968 and are playing in EFL League Two [10]
Aldershot 1932–33 1991–92 [lower-alpha 1] LiquidatedDefunct, Aldershot Town later formed and are playing in the National League [11]
Aldershot Town 2008–09 2012–13 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [12]
Ashington 1921–22 1928–29 Not re-electedPlaying in the Northern Premier League Division One East [13]
Barnet 1991–92 2017–18 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [14]
Bootle 1892–93 1892–93 ResignedDefunct. A new club, formed as Langton in 1953, changed name to Bootle in 1973, and now playing in the Northern Premier League Division One West [15]
Boston United 2002–03 2006–07 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [16]
Bradford Park Avenue 1908–09 1969–70 Not re-electedDefunct, revived version of the club playing in the Northern Premier League Division One East [17]
Burton Swifts 1892–93 1900–01 Merged with Burton Wanderers to form Burton United Defunct, a successor club formed in 1950 Burton Albion F.C. plays in EFL League One [18]
Burton United 1901–02 1906–07 Not re-electedDefunct, a successor club formed in 1950 Burton Albion F.C. plays in EFL League One [19]
Burton Wanderers 1894–95 1896–97 Not re-elected; later merged with Burton Swifts to form Burton United Defunct, a successor club formed in 1950 Burton Albion F.C. plays in EFL League One [20]
Bury 1894–95 2018–19 Expelled; later merged with successor club, Bury A.F.C.Expelled during the 2019–20 season without playing a match, due to inability to pay liabilities. Playing in the North West Counties League Premier Division [21]
Chester City 1931–32 2008–09 RelegatedDefunct, successor club Chester playing in the National League North [22]
Dagenham & Redbridge 2007–08 2015–16 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [23]
Darlington 1921–22 2009–10 RelegatedDefunct, revived version of the club playing in the National League North [24]
Darwen 1891–92 1898–99 ResignedDefunct, AFC Darwen later formed and are playing in the North West Counties League Division One North [25]
Durham City 1921–22 1927–28 Not re-electedDefunct. Revived club playing in the Wearside League Division One [26]
Forest Green Rovers 2017–18 2023–24 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [27]
Gainsborough Trinity 1896–97 1911–12 Not re-electedPlaying in the Northern Premier League Premier Division [28]
Gateshead 1919–20 1959–60 Not re-electedDefunct. New Gateshead (National League) and South Shields (Northern Premier League Premier Division) clubs formed [29]
Glossop 1898–99 1914–15 Not re-electedPlaying in the North West Counties League Premier Division [30] [31]
Halifax Town 1921–22 2001–02 RelegatedDefunct, FC Halifax Town later formed and are playing in the National League [32]
Hartlepool United 1921–22 2022–23 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [33]
Hereford United 1972–73 2011–12 RelegatedDefunct, successor club Hereford playing in the National League North [34]
Kidderminster Harriers 2000–01 2004–05 RelegatedPlaying in the National League North [35]
Leeds City 1905–06 1919–20 [lower-alpha 2] ExpelledDefunct, successor club Leeds United playing in the EFL Championship [36]
Loughborough 1895–96 1899–1900 Not re-electedDefunct [37]
Macclesfield Town 1997–98 2019–20 RelegatedDefunct, successor club Macclesfield playing in the Northern Premier League Premier Division [38]
Maidstone United 1989–90 1991–92 [lower-alpha 3] LiquidatedDefunct, revived version of the club playing in the National League South [40]
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Merthyr Town 1920–21 1929–30 Not re-electedDefunct, revived version playing in Southern League Premier Division South [41]
Middlesbrough Ironopolis 1893–94 1893–94 ResignedDefunct [42]
Nelson 1921–22 1930–31 Not re-electedDefunct, revived version playing in the North West Counties League Division One North [43]
New Brighton 1923–24 1950–51 Not re-electedDefunct [44]
New Brighton Tower 1898–99 1900–01 LiquidatedDefunct [45]
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Newport County 1920–21 1987–88 RelegatedDefunct, revived version of the club playing in EFL League Two [46]
Northwich Victoria 1892–93 1893–94 ResignedPlaying in the Midland League Premier Division [47]
Oldham Athletic 1907–08 2021–22 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [48]
Rochdale 1921–22 2022–23 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [49]
Rotherham County 1919–20 1924–25 Merged with Rotherham Town (1899) to form Rotherham United Defunct, Rotherham United playing in the EFL League One [50]
Rotherham Town 1893–94 1895–96 ResignedDefunct, Rotherham United playing in the EFL League One [51]
Rushden & Diamonds 2001–02 2005–06 RelegatedDefunct, AFC Rushden & Diamonds playing in the Northern Premier League Division One Midlands [52] [53]
Scarborough 1987–88 1998–99 RelegatedDefunct, Scarborough Athletic later formed and are playing in the National League North [54]
Scunthorpe United 1950–51 2021–22 RelegatedPlaying in the National League North [55]
Southend United 1920–21 2020–21 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [56]
Southport 1921–22 1977–78 Not re-electedPlaying in the National League North [57]
Stalybridge Celtic 1921–22 1922–23 ResignedPlaying in the Northern Premier League Division One West [58]
Sutton United 2021–22 2023–24 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [59]
Thames 1930–31 1931–32 ResignedDefunct [60]
Torquay United 1927–28 2013–14 RelegatedPlaying in the National League South [61]
Wigan Borough 1921–22 1930–31 Resigned midway through seasonDefunct, successor club Wigan Athletic playing in EFL League One [62]
Wimbledon 1977–78 2003–04 Relocated and became Milton Keynes Dons.Became Milton Keynes Dons are playing in League Two [63]
Workington 1951–52 1976–77 Not re-electedPlaying in the Northern Premier League Premier Division [64]
Yeovil Town 2003–04 2018–19 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [65]
York City 1929–30 2015–16 RelegatedPlaying in the National League [66]

Current members of the Premier League (2024–25)

ClubFirst League
season		Last League
season		Ref(s)
Arsenal 1893–94 1991–92 [67]
Aston Villa 1888–89 2018–19 [68]
Bournemouth 1923–24 2021–22 [69]
Brentford 1920–21 2020–21 [70]
Brighton & Hove Albion 1920–21 2016–17 [71]
Chelsea 1905–06 1991–92 [72]
Crystal Palace 1920–21 2012–13 [73]
Everton 1888–89 1991–92 [74]
Fulham 1907–08 2021–22 [75]
Ipswich Town 1938–39 2023–24 [76]
Leicester City 1894–95 2023–24 [77]
Liverpool 1893–94 1991–92 [78]
Manchester City 1892–93 2001–02 [79]
Manchester United 1892–93 1991–92 [80]
Newcastle United 1893–94 2016–17 [81]
Nottingham Forest 1892–93 2021–22 [82]
Southampton 1920–21 2023–24 [83]
Tottenham Hotspur 1908–09 1991–92 [84]
West Ham United 1919–20 2011–12 [85]
Wolverhampton Wanderers 1888–89 2017–18 [86]

See also

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Aldershot resigned during the 1991–92 season and the club's record was expunged from the table. [11]
  2. ↑ Leeds City were expelled and forcibly wound up by the FA during the 1919–20 season and the club's place, record and remaining fixtures in the league were assumed by Port Vale. [36]
  3. ↑ Maidstone United were included in the fixtures for the 1992–93 season but folded and resigned after postponing their first match. [39]

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