PREMIER DIVISION: LEAGUE TABLE

PREMIER DIVISION:

Updated to include games played on:

January 29th 2011

2010/11 table

2009/10 table

2008/09 table

2007/08 table

Teams will play each other on a home and away basis. 3 points for a win and 1 point for a draw. When a team wins a match via a walk-over they will be awarded 3 points with a 0-0 scoreline allocated. The team with the highest points will be deemed the league winners. The second place team will be promoted and the bottom two teams relegated (except in Division 4 where there is no relegation). In the event of teams being level on points when deciding winners, promotion or relegation then goal difference or average will not take effect. Instead, a two-legged play-off game will determine the outcome of the above matters. Play-off games will be decided via 90min, extra-time and penalties if needed. Imagine this scenario... Lets say Team A play Team B and win 5 -0. Five goals counting to their goal difference. Then further down the season Team B can not field a team against your team or withdraw from the league. Thus not being able to play you. The game will be awarded to you, 3 points and a 0-0 scoreline. Not allowing you to make up the 5 goals that say Team A scored against them. This is why sometimes goal difference is not always as clear as it seems.

The information on the league tables is passed on to the website by the fixture and results secretary Jermaine Wright. The website compiles the tables based on this information only. If you feel there is an error in the league table then you can either 1. E-mail Jermaine and notify him of the error on the league table. or 2. E-mail me and I will chase up if there is an error. Any changes will be directed by league confirmation.