The Leicestershire Church Football League, established in 1986, is a men's football competition for church based teams in Leicestershire

Leicestershire

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. It is one of the six saturday leagues affiliated to the Leicestershire & Rutland County Football Association

Leicestershire & Rutland County Football Association

The Leicestershire & Rutland County Football Association, also simply known as the Leicestershire & Rutland CFA, Leicestershire FAor LRCFA, is the governing body of football in the counties of Leicestershire and Rutland..-Men's Saturday Leagues:...

. Elim Pentecostal Leicester FC have won the most league titles. Under league rules, the teams must field at least seven players who regularly attend church. The league now has only one division, containing nine teams, but during the seaons from 1990–91 to 2008–09, there were two divisions.

Division One winners

• 1986–87: Friar Lane Baptist Church
• 1987–88: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 1988–89: Leicester Christian Fellowship
• 1989–90: Wigston Assemblies of God
• 1990–91: Wigston Assemblies of God
• 1991–92: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 1992–93: Woodhouse Baptist Church
• 1993–94: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 1994–95: Elim Pentecostal Leicester 'A'
• 1995–96: Elim Pentecostal Leicester 'A'
• 1996–97: Coalville Pentecostal Church
• 1997–98: Coalville United Churches
• 1998–99: Elim Pentecostal Leicester

• 1999–2000: Coalville United Churches
• 2000–01: Coalville United Churches
• 2001–02: Loughborough Emmanuel
• 2002–03: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 2003–04: Loughborough University Christian Union
• 2004–05: Loughborough University Christian Union
• 2005–06: Wigston Churches
• 2006–07: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 2007–08: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 2008–09: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 2009–10: Melbourne Hall Evangelical Free Church
• 2010–11: Kingsway FC

Division Two winners

• 1990–91: Fleckney Baptist Church
• 1991–92: Holy Trinity Church Leicester
• 1992–93: Wigston Methodist Church
• 1993–94: Knighton Evangelical Free Church
• 1994–95: Wigston Methodist Church
• 1995–96: Elim Pentecostal Leicester 'B'
• 1996–97: Humberstone Church
• 1997–98: Christchurch Clarendon Park
• 1998–99: Kingsway Church Fellowship
• 1999–2000: Christchurch Clarendon Park

• 2000–01: Wigston Assemblies of God
• 2001–02: Quorn Baptist Church
• 2002–03: Leicester Salvation Army
• 2003–04: Wigston Central Churches
• 2004–05: Melbourne Hall Evangelical Free Church
• 2005–06: Braunstone Evangelical Free Church
• 2006–07: Lutterworth Saints
• 2007–08: Market Harborough Churches
• 2008–09: Loughborough University Christian Union

League Cup Winners

• 1987: Friar Lane Baptist Church
• 1988: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 1989: Melbourne Hall Evangelical Free Church
• 1990: Wigston Assemblies of God / Woodhouse Baptist Church (shared)
• 1991: Leicester Christian Fellowship
• 1992: Woodhouse Baptist Church
• 1993: Woodhouse Baptist Church
• 1994: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 1995: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 1996: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 1997: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 1998: Coalville United Churches
• 1999: Coalville United Churches

• 2000: Wigston Methodist Church
• 2001: Coalville United Churches
• 2002: Loughborough Emmanuel
• 2003: Loughborough Emmanuel
• 2004: Lutterworth Saints
• 2005: Rugby Bilton Evangelical Church
• 2006: Melbourne Hall Evangelical Free Church
• 2007: Melbourne Hall Evangelical Free Church
• 2008: Lutterworth Saints
• 2009: Elim Pentecostal Leicester
• 2010: Loughborough University Christian Union
• 2011: Enderby Mission United