Nottinghamshire County Football Association

Last updated June 29, 2024

The Nottinghamshire Football Association, often known simply as the Notts FA, is the governing body of football in the county of Nottinghamshire, England. The Nottinghamshire FA runs a number of cups at different levels for teams across most of Nottinghamshire, as well as educating their affiliated clubs and members with relevant courses and events. A small number of clubs in the north of the county are members of the Sheffield and Hallamshire County Football Association.

County cups

Competition	2015–16 Winners	2016–17 Winners
Nottinghamshire Senior Cup	Basford United	Carlton Town
Nottinghamshire Intermediate Cup	West Bridgford	A.F.C. Dunkirk
Nottinghamshire Junior Cup	Basford United Under 21s	Mansfield Hosiery Mills
Nottinghamshire Minor Cup	M.A.F.C.	Aslockton Cranmers
Nottinghamshire Sunday Senior Trophy	Attenborough Cavaliers	Attenborough Cavaliers
Nottinghamshire Sunday Intermediate Cup	Beeston Town	Clifton Dynamo
Nottinghamshire Sunday Junior Cup	Basford United Under 21s	Newark Town (Sunday)
Nottinghamshire Sunday Minor Cup	Total Reclaims Demolition	Warren (Sunday)
Nottinghamshire Women's County Cup	Nottingham Forest L.F.C.	Nottingham Forest L.F.C.

Nottinghamshire Senior Cup finals

●1883–84 Nottingham Forest 5–0 Notts Trent *replay (Castle Cricket Ground)

●1884–85 Notts County

●1885–86 Nottingham Forest 1–0 Nottingham Rangers (Castle Cricket Ground)

●1886–87 Nottingham Forest 3–0 Notts Olympic (Gregory Ground)

●1887–88 Notts Rangers 4–2 Ruddington

●1888–89 Notts Rangers 7–0 Ruddington

●1889–90 Beeston 3–1 Newark (Castle Ground)

●1890–91 Nottingham Forest 2–1 Ruddington (Town Ground)

●1891–92 Greenhalghs 3–1 Wilkinsons (Town Ground)

●1892–93 Greenhalghs 2–1 Notts Olympic (Hucknall)

●1893–94 Bulwell United 1–0 Newstead Byron (Hucknall)

●1894–95 Newark 2–0 Notts County (Bulwell)

●1895–96 Nottingham Forest (Bulwell)

●1896–97 Nottingham Forest

●1897–98 Hucknall St Johns bt Kimberley (Bulwell)

●1898–99 Nottingham Forest bt Newark (City Ground)

●1899–1900 Notts County bt Sutton Town *replay (City Ground)

●1900–01 Notts County bt Newark (Cinderhill Road)

●1901–02 Nottingham Forest bt Notts County *replay (City Ground)

●1902–03 Notts County 2–0 Arnold *replay (City Ground)

●1903–04 Newark 2–0 Arnold (City Ground)

●1904–05 Nottingham Forest 2–0 Newark (City Ground)

●1905–06 Newark 2–0 Nottingham Forest (City Ground)

●1906–07 Nottingham Forest 4–1 Notts Magdala (City Ground)

●1907–08 Nottingham Forest bt Notts County Reserves *replay (Notts Olympic)

●1908–09 Sutton Town bt Stanton Hill Victoria (Mansfield Mechanics)

●1909–10 Nottingham Forest 3–0 Eastwood Rangers (Stanhope Street)

●1910–11 Notts County 1–0 Sutton Junction (City Ground)

●1911–12 Notts County 8–2 Stanton Hill Victoria (Westfield Lane)

●1912–13 Sutton Town 2–1 Sutton Junction (Field Mill)

●1913–14 Sutton Town 3–1 Sutton Junction (Field Mill)

●1914–15 Sutton Junction 1–0 Mansfield Mechanics (Sutton Town)

●1915–16 No competition due to World War I

●1916–17 No competition due to World War I

●1917–18 No competition due to World War I

●1918–19 No competition due to World War I

●1919–20 Nottingham Forest bt Hucknall Colliery *replay (Field Mill)

●1920–21 Nottingham Forest 2–1 Mansfield Town *replay (Meadow Lane)

●1921–22 Welbeck Colliery 4–2 Nottingham Forest (Field Mill)

●1922–23 Mansfield Town 2–1 Newark Athletic (Sutton Town)

●1923–24 Sutton Town 1–0 Newark Town (City Ground)

●1924–25 Notts County 1–0 Nottingham Forest (Field Mill)

●1925–26 Mansfield Town 6–0 Players Athletic (Sutton Town)

●1926–27 Mansfield Town 5–1 Notts County (Sutton Town)

●1927–28 Nottingham Forest 2–1 Notts County (Field Mill)

●1928–29 Notts County 4–2 Nottingham Forest (Field Mill)

●1929–30 Nottingham Forest 4–0 Newark Town (Meadow Lane)

●1930–31 Mansfield Town 7–0 Notts County (Field Mill)

●1931–32 Mansfield Town 1–0 Nottingham Forest (Field Mill)

●1932–33 Nottingham Forest 3–2 Newark Town (Ransome & Marles)

●1933–34 Notts County 4–3 Nottingham Forest (Field Mill)

●1934–35 Notts County 3–2 Nottingham Forest (Meadow Lane)

●1935–36 Notts County 5–2 Newark Town *aet (Newark Town)

●1936–37 Raleigh Athletic 3–0 Ollerton Colliery (Meadow Lane)

●1937–38 Ollerton Colliery 4–1 Ransome & Marles (Newark Town)

●1938–39 Players Athletic 4–3 Ollerton Colliery *aet (Newark Town)

●1939–40 No competition due to World War II

●1940–41 No competition due to World War II

●1941–42 No competition due to World War II

●1942–43 No competition due to World War II

●1943–44 No competition due to World War II

●1944–45 No competition due to World War II

●1945–46 Bestwood Colliery 1–0 Gedling Colliery *aet (Meadow Lane)

●1946–47 Basford United 4–2 Gedling Colliery (Meadow Lane)

●1947–48 Ransome & Marles bt Gedling Colliery (Meadow Lane)

●1948–49 Retford Town 3–1 Ollerton Colliery (Meadow Lane)

●1949–50 Linby Colliery 1–0 Retford Town (City Ground)

●1950–51 Retford Town 4–0 Linby Colliery

●1951–52 Linby Colliery bt Retford Town *replay (Meadow Lane)

●1952–53 Gedling Colliery 4–0 Sutton Town (Meadow Lane)

●1953–54 Linby Colliery

●1954–55 Retford Town

●1955–56 Sutton Town

●1956–57 Ransome & Marles bt Sutton Town

●1957–58 Sutton Town

●1958–59 Retford Town 3–1 Arnold St Marys *replay (Meadow Lane)

●1959–60 Sutton Town

●1960–61 Arnold St Marys

●1961–62 Sutton Town

●1962–63 Sutton Town

●1963–64 Sutton Town

●1964–65 Arnold

●1965–66 Arnold

●1966–67 Retford Town

●1967–68 Sutton Town

●1968–69 Arnold

●1969–70 Sutton Town

●1970–71 Arnold

●1971–72 Sutton Town

●1972–73 Sutton Town

●1973–74 Sutton Town

●1974–75 Sutton Town

●1975–76 Eastwood Town

●1976–77 Sutton Town

●1977–78 Eastwood Town

●1978–79 Eastwood Town

●1979–80 Eastwood Town

●1980–81 Rainworth Miners Welfare

●1981–82 Rainworth Miners Welfare

●1982–83 Eastwood Town 5–2 Rainworth Miners Welfare (Gedling Road)

●1983–84 Eastwood Town 6–1 Hucknall Colliery Welfare (Gedling Road)

●1984–85 Hucknall Colliery Welfare 2–0 Arnold (Coronation Park)

●1985–86 Clipstone Welfare

●1986–87 Huthwaite 1–0 Rainworth Miners Welfare

●1987–88 Basford United

●1988–89 Eastwood Town 3–0 Southwell City

●1989–90 Eastwood Town

●1990–91 Hucknall Town 3–0 Clipstone Welfare

●1991–92 Eastwood Town 2–0 Nottinghamshire Police

●1992–93 Arnold Town 3–1 Rainworth Miners Welfare (Coronation Park)

●1993–94 Clipstone Welfare 3–2 Boots Athletic (Field Mill)

●1994–95 Oakham United 3–0 Clipstone Welfare

●1995–96 Arnold Town 2–0 Boots Athletic

●1996–97 Arnold Town 1–0 Boots Athletic (Field Mill)

●1997–98 Hucknall Town 2–1 Pelican

●1998–99 Arnold Town 2–1 Hucknall Town

●1999–2000 Hucknall Town 2–1 Eastwood Town

●2000–01 Hucknall Town 1–0 Gedling Town

●2001–02 Gedling Town 1–0 Southwell City (Meadow Lane)

●2002–03 Hucknall Town 2–0 Teversal

●2003–04 Eastwood Town 2–0 Hucknall Town

●2004–05 Arnold Town 1–0 Eastwood Town

●2005–06 Eastwood Town 3–1 Sutton Town

●2006–07 Eastwood Town 0–0 Arnold Town *pens

●2007–08 Eastwood Town 2–0 Ollerton Town

●2008–09 Retford United 2–1 Eastwood Town

●2009–10 Eastwood Town 4–3 Retford United 3 *aet (Meadow Lane)

●2010–11 Eastwood Town 6–1 Carlton Town (Field Mill)

●2011–12 Eastwood Town

●2012–13 Carlton Town 5–2 Sutton Town (Coronation Park)

●2013–14 Carlton Town 6–2 Rainworth Miners Welfare (Watnall Road)

●2014–15 Basford United 5–3 Clipstone Welfare (Field Mill)

●2015–16 Basford United 2–2 Clipstone Welfare *pens (Coronation Park)

●2016–17 Carlton Town 4–1 Basford United (Meadow Lane)

●2017–18 Basford United 5–1 Dunkirk (Coronation Park)

●2018–19 Basford United 3–0 Carlton Town (Field Mill)

●2019–20 No competition due to COVID-19

●2020–21 No competition due to COVID-19

●2021–22 Carlton Town 1–0 Mansfield Town U23 (Greenwich Avenue)

●2022–23 Newark & Sherwood 3 Carlton Town 2 (Coronation Park)

Number Of Titles

rank	Club	Titles	years of win
1	Nottingham Forest	17	1884 – 1886 – 1887 – 1891 – 1896 – 1897 – 1899 – 1902 – 1905 – 1907 – 1908 – 1910 – 1920 – 1921 – 1928 – 1930 – 1933
2	Sutton Town	17	1909 – 1913 – 1914 – 1924 – 1956 – 1958 – 1960 – 1962 – 1963 – 1964 – 1968 – 1970 – 1972 – 1973 – 1974 – 1975 – 1977
3	Eastwood Town	16	1976 – 1978 – 1979 – 1980 – 1983 – 1984 – 1989 – 1990 – 1992 – 2004 – 2006 – 2007 – 2008 – 2010 – 2011 – 2012
4	Notts County	11	1885 – 1900 – 1901 – 1903 – 1911 – 1912 – 1925 – 1929 – 1934 – 1935 – 1936
5	Arnold Town	10	1961 – 1965 – 1966 – 1969 – 1971 – 1993 – 1996 – 1997 – 1999 – 2005
6	Hucknall Town	6	1985 – 1991 – 1998 – 2000 – 2001 – 2003
7	Basford United	6	1947 – 1988 – 2015 – 2016 – 2018 – 2019
8	Mansfield Town	5	1923 – 1926 – 1927 – 1931 – 1932
9	Retford Town	5	1949 – 1951 – 1955 – 1959 – 1967
10	Carlton Town	4	2013 – 2014 – 2017 – 2022
11	Newark	3	1895 – 1904 – 1906
12	Linby Colliery	3	1950 – 1952 – 1954
13	Notts Rangers	2	1888 – 1889
14	Greenhalghs	2	1892 – 1893
15	Ransome & Marles	2	1948 – 1957
16	Rainworth Miners Welfare	2	1981 – 1982
17	Clipstone Welfare	2	1986 – 194
18	Beeston	1	1890
19	Bulwell United	1	1894
20	Hucknall St Johns	1	1898
21	Sutton Junction	1	1915
22	Welbeck Colliery	1	1922
23	Raleigh Athletic	1	1937
24	Ollerton Colliery	1	1938
25	Players Athletic	1	1939
26	Bestwood Colliery	1	1946
27	Gedling Colliery	1	1953
28	Huthwaite	1	1987
29	Oakham United	1	1995
30	Gedling Town	1	2002
31	Retford United	1	2009

External links

Official website

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