AFC Wimbledon league record by opponent

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AFC Wimbledon is an English professional association football club, based in Wimbledon, Greater London. The club was formed on 30 May 2002 by a group of supporters of Wimbledon Football Club, led by Kris Stewart, Marc Jones and Trevor Williams who strongly opposed the decision of an independent commission appointed by the FA to allow the relocation of Wimbledon F.C. to Milton Keynes, who were subsequently reformed as Milton Keynes Dons in 2004.[1]

AFC Wimbledon's rapid rise through the English football league system between 2002–2019. It took the club just 14 years to progress from the 9th tier to the 3rd.

AFC Wimbledon was accepted into the Premier Division of the Combined Counties League for the 200203 season.[2] The club's average home attendance at league fixtures for their first season exceeded 3,000 – higher than the average attendance in the same season of Wimbledon F.C., who were still playing in the First Division (now the EFL Championship).[3] AFC Wimbledon have also broken the record for the longest run of unbeaten league games at any level of senior football in the United Kingdom.[4] The club remained unbeaten for 78 league matches between 26 February 2003 (a 3–1 away win at Chessington United) and 27 November 2004 (a 2–1 away win at Bashley).[5]

The club went on to achieve 5 promotions in 9 years, ensuring that they were the first club to be formed in the 21st century to make it into the Football League and making them the youngest of the 72 Football League clubs by some distance.[6] On 30 May 2016, AFC Wimbledon achieved their 6th promotion to Football League One after victory in the 2016 Football League Two play-off final, exactly 14 years to the day since the club's formation.[7]

To date, AFC Wimbledon has played more than 800 league fixtures against 168 opponents, maintaining an unbeaten winning record against 42 of them. AFC Wimbledon have faced Oxford United more than any other team in league fixtures, with 22 matches between the sides to date.

Key

  • The records include the results of all non-league matches played in the Combined Counties League (2002–2004), the Isthmian League (2004–2008) and the Football Conference (2008–2011), as well as all professional league matches played in Football League Two (2011–2016) and Football League One (2016–present).
  • All teams are listed under the names by which they originally played AFC Wimbledon in a league match; if they have subsequently changed their name then this is indicated with pink highlighting and explained in the notes section.
  •    Teams with this background and symbol in the "Club" column are competing in 2021–22 EFL League One alongside AFC Wimbledon.
  •    Teams with this background and symbol in the "Club" column are either now defunct or have had a subsequent change of name since they last played a league match against AFC Wimbledon. Details are in the notes section.
  •    Teams with this background in the "Win %" column indicates that AFC Wimbledon have maintained an unbeaten record against that opponent.
  •    Teams with this background in the "Win %" column indicates that AFC Wimbledon have never won a league fixture against that opponent.
  •    ∅ Teams with this background and symbol in the "Notes" column indicates that a league game was cancelled as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom, which brought the 2019–20 EFL League One season to a premature end. The season was decided on a points per game average.
  • P = matches played; W = matches won; D = matches drawn; L = matches lost; GF = Goals scored; GA = Goals conceded; Win% = percentage of total league matches won

All-time league record

Statistics correct as of matches played through 18 September 2021.
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AFC Wimbledon League Record By Opponent
Club P W D L P W D L P W D L GF GA GD Win % First Match Latest Match Notes Ref(s)
Home Away Total
Accrington Stanley 81438206163492028–818.7510 December 201110 April 2021[8][9]
Aldershot Town 20112110412144025.0010 September 201116 March 2013[10][11]
Altrincham 21102200431082+675.0022 August 200926 February 2011[12][13]
Ash United 220022004400149+5100.0026 August 20027 February 2004[14][15]
Ashford Town (Kent) 11001100220092+7100.0014 August 200411 December 2004[A][16][17]
Ashford Town (Middlesex) 220022004400104+6100.0026 September 200612 April 2008[18][19]
Banstead Athletic 11001100220051+4100.0024 August 200425 March 2005[20][21]
Barnet 31113111622268–233.335 November 201120 February 2016[22][23]
Barnsley 10011010201114–30.0018 August 201819 January 2019[24][25]
Barrow 21012011411246–225.0014 November 20092 April 2011[26][27]
Bashley 10101100211021+150.0027 November 200429 January 2005[28][29]
Basingstoke Town 11001100220020+2100.0023 August 200810 April 2009[30][31]
Bath City 220020204220116+550.0030 August 200825 January 2011[32][33]
Bedfont 220022004400213+18100.002 October 200221 February 2004[B][34][35]
Billericay Town 321030126222911–233.338 October 20055 April 2008[36][37]
Bishop's Stortford 11001100220051+4100.0018 October 200827 January 2009[38][39]
Blackburn Rovers 10011100210113–250.0016 September 201727 February 2018[40][41]
Blackpool 42204013823346–225.002 September 20176 March 2021[42][43]
Bognor Regis Town 11001100220082+6100.0016 August 20083 January 2009[44][45]
Bolton Wanderers 40311010504178–10.0013 August 201614 August 2021[46][47]
Boreham Wood 20112011402213–20.0026 August 200629 January 2008[48][49]
Bradford City 53025212105141616050.0024 September 20114 May 2019[50][51]
Braintree Town 21102110422072+550.007 February 200624 January 2009[52][53]
Bristol Rovers 923492161844101627–1122.226 August 201113 March 2021[54][55]
Bromley 4310412184311410+450.0013 November 200413 April 2009[56][57]
Burgess Hill Town 11001100220051+4100.0015 February 200530 April 2005[58][59]
Burton Albion 73227034143561922–321.4226 November 20119 March 2021[60][61]
Bury 4211411283231412+237.5023 November 20135 May 2018[C][62][63]
Cambridge United 411242208332138+537.5012 September 20092 January 2016[64][65]
Carlisle United 21012020412178–125.006 September 201423 February 2016[66][67]
Carshalton Athletic 22002200440081+7100.0019 August 200624 March 2008[68][69]
Charlton Athletic 4121410382241014–425.0017 September 201620 March 2021[70][71]
Chelmsford City 4103410382061112–125.0019 November 200531 January 2009[72][73]
Cheltenham Town 4211402282331211+125.0017 September 20112 May 2015[74][75]
Chessington United 220022004400234+19100.007 December 200214 February 2004[D][76][77]
Chessington & Hook United 220022004400164+12100.002 November 200224 April 2004[78][79]
Chester City 00001001100113–20.0031 October 200931 October 2009[E][80]
Chesterfield 32103012622246–233.3318 August 201221 January 2017[81][82]
Chipstead 20112200421174+350.0021 August 20023 March 2004[83][84]
Cobham 220022004400181+17100.0026 October 20026 March 2004[85][86]
Corinthian Casuals 10101100211041+350.0029 September 200426 February 2005[87][88]
Cove 220022004400173+14100.0024 August 200221 April 2004[89][90]
Coventry City 20203021504156–10.0028 September 201617 September 2019[91][92]
Crawley Town 4211411283231114–337.5022 September 200916 April 2016[93][94]
Cray Wanderers 11001001210132+150.004 December 200423 April 2005[95][96]
Crewe Alexandra 20022020402269–30.0015 October 201123 January 2021[97][98]
Croydon 10101100220060+6100.0011 September 200412 February 2005[99][100]
Croydon Athletic 10101100211053+250.0018 August 200418 December 2004[F][101][102]
Dagenham & Redbridge 52215302105231110+150.0013 August 201119 April 2016[103][104]
Darlington 10011010201102–20.0030 October 20108 January 2011[G][105][106]
Doncaster Rovers 431041128422118+350.0026 August 20177 August 2021[107][108]
Dorchester Town 11001010211031+250.0013 January 200914 March 2009[109][110]
Dorking 11001100220050+5100.0027 December 200428 March 2005[111][112]
Dulwich Hamlet 11001100220030+3100.0020 November 200422 January 2005[113][114]
Eastbourne Borough 22002101430183+575.0011 August 200928 December 2010[115][116]
Eastleigh 10011001200214–30.002 December 200828 March 2009[117][118]
East Thurrock United 320131116312136+750.003 September 200521 March 2008[119][120]
Ebbsfleet United 11001010211052+350.0019 September 200924 November 2009[121][122]
Exeter City 4310410384131412+250.006 November 201228 December 2015[123][124]
Farnham Town 21102200431091+875.0019 October 200224 January 2004[125][126]
Feltham 21012101420252+350.0020 November 200231 January 2004[H][127][128]
Fisher Athletic 22002200440080+8100.0022 October 20051 January 2009[I][129][130]
Fleet Town 11001100220061+5100.002 November 20048 January 2005[131][132]
Fleetwood Town 83148242165561215–331.2520 October 20125 April 2021[133][134]
Folkestone Invicta 321031026312115+650.0020 August 200519 January 2008[135][136]
Forest Green Rovers 21102110422083+550.0010 October 200925 April 2011[137][138]
Frimley Green 220022004400131+12100.0028 September 200223 March 2004[139][140]
Gateshead 22002101430151+475.005 December 200928 January 2011[141][142]
Gillingham 84137331157442520+546.671 October 201117 August 2021[143][144]
Godalming & Guildford 220022004400133+10100.005 October 200213 March 2004[J][145][146]
Grays Athletic 10011100210144050.0031 August 200913 April 2010[147][148]
Grimsby Town 11001001210133050.005 March 201130 April 2011[149][150]
Hampton & Richmond Borough 301230126024311–80.0011 October 200518 April 2009[151][152]
Harlow Town 10011100210143+150.0027 October 200719 April 2008[153][154]
Harrow Borough 320133006501126+683.3321 March 20069 February 2008[155][156]
Hartlepool United 32013003620468–233.3322 October 201325 March 2016[157][158]
Hartley Wintney 220021014301113+875.0031 August 200228 February 2004[159][160]
Hastings United 220021104310113+875.0025 September 20041 March 2008[161][162]
Havant & Waterlooville 11001010211030+350.0021 October 200828 February 2009[163][164]
Hayes & Yeading United 330030126312114+750.0020 September 20081 March 2011[165][166]
Hendon 330032016501126+683.3310 December 20058 March 2008[167][168]
Hereford United 10101001201123–10.0020 August 20113 March 2012[K][169][170]
Heybridge Swifts 32103111632164+250.001 October 200523 February 2008[171][172]
Histon 220022004400131+12100.0026 September 200916 April 2011[173][174]
Horley Town 11001100220062+4100.0016 December 200331 March 2004[175][176]
AFC Hornchurch 11001010211021+150.0010 November 200726 April 2008[177][178]
Horsham 20112110412155025.002 December 200629 March 2008[179][180]
Hull City 10011001200204–40.0020 October 202027 February 2021[181][182]
Ipswich Town 21103021513164+220.0020 August 201928 August 2021[183][184]
Kettering Town 21012200430186+275.0015 August 200921 November 2010[185][186]
Kidderminster Harriers 20022101410325–325.003 October 200912 March 2011[187][188]
Leatherhead 1010101020203300.0014 September 20045 February 2005[189][190]
Leyton 32103210642023–166.673 December 200516 February 2008[L][191][192]
Leyton Orient 11001010211021+150.0028 November 201523 April 2016[193][194]
Lincoln City 20111010302123–10.002 November 20199 May 2021[195][196]
Luton Town 52215212104331313040.008 August 200923 April 2019[197][198]
Macclesfield Town 11001001210125–350.0027 August 201124 January 2012[199][200]
Maidenhead United 11001100220071+6100.0013 September 200817 January 2009[201][202]
Maidstone United 11001100220041+3100.006 October 20075 January 2008[203][204]
Maldon Town 11001100220050+5100.0023 August 20055 November 2005[M][205][206]
Mansfield Town 5311521210523159+650.0016 January 201016 January 2016[207][208]
Margate 31113120623154+133.3311 February 200626 February 2008[209][210]
Merstham 220022004400122+10100.009 November 200217 April 2004[211][212]
Metropolitan Police 11001010211021+150.0023 October 20049 April 2005[213][214]
Millwall 1010101020202200.0022 November 20162 January 2017[215][216]
Milton Keynes Dons 31024022712448–414.2910 December 201630 January 2021[217][218]
Molesey 11001100220050+5100.007 December 20045 March 2005[219][220]
Morecambe 52126222114341620–445.458 October 201111 September 2021[221][222]
Newport (Isle of Wight) 11001100220071+6100.0026 January 200512 March 2005[223][224]
Newport County 53205221105412215+750.0030 August 20107 May 2016[225][226]
North Greenford United 220022004400156+9100.0021 September 200227 April 2004[227][228]
Northampton Town 81348143162771223–1112.5013 September 201127 March 2021[229][230]
Notts County 11001100220041+3100.0019 September 201523 January 2016[231][232]
Oldham Athletic 2020202040402200.0012 November 201621 April 2018[233][234]
Oxford United 12516111282363141937–1826.0829 August 20094 September 2021[235][236]
Peterborough United 53205113104331011–140.0022 October 201620 February 2021[237][238]
Plymouth Argyle 91448413175572023–329.4116 August 201118 September 2021[239][240]
Portsmouth 73047115144191319–628.5716 November 20131 May 2021[241][242]
Port Vale 3210310263121110+150.003 September 20111 April 2017[243][244]
Ramsgate 21102020413042+225.0022 August 200622 December 2007[245][246]
Raynes Park Vale 220022004400203+17100.0021 April 20033 May 2004[247][248]
Reading Town 21102200431093+675.0014 September 20026 May 2004[249][250]
Redbridge 11001100220080+8100.0020 September 200522 November 2005[251][252]
Rochdale 72326420136522118+346.1515 September 201227 April 2021[253][254]
Rotherham United 410340138116712–512.5017 December 201115 February 2020[255][256]
Rushden & Diamonds 21012101420222050.0029 September 200926 March 2011[N][257][258]
Salisbury City 11001100220060+6100.0018 August 20091 December 2009[O][259][260]
Sandhurst Town 220022004400105+5100.0017 August 200210 January 2004[261][262]
Scunthorpe United 4112422083321211+137.5024 August 201330 March 2019[263][264]
Sheffield United 10011001200227–50.0010 September 20164 February 2017[265][266]
Sheffield Wednesday 0000000000000000.00
Shrewsbury Town 71336033131661015–57.6929 October 20112 March 2021[267][268]
Slough Town 211021104220132+1150.0027 August 200531 March 2007[269][270]
Southall 211021104220104+650.003 September 200227 March 2004[271][272]
Southend United 82248503167271621–543.7531 December 20111 January 2020[273][274]
Southport 11001100220060+6100.0014 August 201022 January 2011[275][276]
St Albans City 11001010211041+350.0010 March 200925 April 2009[277][278]
Staines Town 303032106241126+633.3329 August 200529 December 2007[279][280]
Stevenage 300330216024410–60.0028 December 200930 April 2016[281][282]
Sunderland 200240136015311–80.0025 August 201821 August 2021[283][284]
Swindon Town 31203111623164+233.3319 November 201117 April 2021[285][286]
Tamworth 210121104211105+550.005 September 200919 February 2011[287][288]
Team Bath 11001100220041+3100.006 December 20084 April 2009[P][289][290]
Thurrock 11001100220031+2100.0012 August 200821 February 2009[291][292]
Tonbridge Angels 20112110412198+125.0018 November 200626 January 2008[293][294]
Tooting & Mitcham United 1010101020203300.0030 October 200416 April 2005[295][296]
Torquay United 310231116213610–433.3325 October 201111 January 2014[297][298]
Tranmere Rovers 10102011302134–10.0025 October 201421 December 2019[299][300]
Viking Greenford 11001100220090+9100.001 December 200219 April 2003[Q][301][302]
AFC Wallingford 21102101421167–1100.0023 November 20028 May 2004[R][303][304]
Walsall 21023201630389–150.006 August 201612 February 2019[305][306]
Walton Casuals 220022004400162+14100.0021 December 200212 April 2004[307][308]
Walton & Hersham 330031116411118+366.6728 August 200430 December 2006[309][310]
Wealdstone 211022004310144+1075.004 October 200519 February 2008[311][312]
Welling United 10011010201123–10.0015 November 200821 March 2009[313][314]
Westfield (Surrey) 220022004400150+15100.008 February 20033 April 2004[315][316]
Weston-super-Mare 1010101020202200.006 September 20087 March 2009[317][318]
Whyteleafe 10011100210122050.0030 August 20041 January 2005[319][320]
Wigan Athletic 20112110412158–325.0016 December 201716 March 2021[321][322]
Windsor & Eton 10101100211051+450.0029 October 200518 February 2006[S][323][324]
Withdean 2000 210121014202106+450.007 September 200210 April 2004[T][325][326]
Worcester City 11001001210143+150.004 October 200824 February 2009[327][328]
Worthing 10112110412154+125.0017 September 200517 March 2007[329][330]
Wrexham 10112101411244025.0023 January 201022 February 2011[331][332]
Wycombe Wanderers 6240540111641148+654.5522 September 201231 August 2019[333][334]
Yeovil Town 10011010201134–10.0012 September 201530 January 2016[335][336]
York City 64026402128042018+266.6721 November 200919 March 2016[337][338]
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Overall record

Statistics correct as of matches played on 3 May 2025.
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AFC Wimbledon overall league record by division
Competition P W D L P W D L P W D L GF GA GD Win%
Home Away Total
Football League One (2016–2022) 133354749133294064 2666487115285374−89024.06
Football League Two (2011–2016) (2022−present) 184744961184525577 368126104138451467−16034.24
Conference National (2009–2011) 4525812452011149045192614494+5050.00
Conference South (2008–2009) 2117222198442261068636+5061.90
Isthmian League Premier Division (2005–2008) 6332181363331713126653526224120+10451.58
Isthmian League Division One (2004–2005) 21155121145242291039133+5869.04
Combined Counties League Premier Division (2002–2004) 46385346402492787730577+22884.78
Total 421205102114 421177110134 8423822122481,369980+389045.37
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Notes

A. ^ Ashford Town went to administration at the end of 2010, having been suspended from competitive football on account of failure to pay loan fees of more than £2,000 to Ebbsfleet United.[339] The club were believed to have debts over £500,000 when faced with a winding-up order by HM Revenue and Customs.[340] When the club eventually folded, former Ashford Town Director Tony Betteridge subsequently reformed the club as Ashford United in 2011, which became a founding member of the Kent Invicta Football League.[341]
B. ^ Bedfont folded in May 2010 after informing the Combined Counties League that they would be unable to participate the following season on account of financial difficulties.[342] In May 2012 the club merged with Feltham in order to form Bedfont & Feltham, which joined the Combined Counties League Division One for the 2013/14 season.[343]
C. ^ Bury were expelled from Football League One on 27 August 2019, having spent 125 years in the Football League.[344] The club was forced into liquidation for unpaid debts amounting to £5 million after a takeover agreement could not be reached.[345]
D. ^ Chessington United merged with Predators and Fetcham Park United in the summer of 2005, to form Mole Valley Predators.[346] The club competed in the Combined Counties League during the 2005/06 season,[347] but subsequently resigned and disbanded in the summer of 2006.[348]
E. ^ Chester City were expelled from the Conference National on 26 February 2010 for failing to pay off debts believed to be more than £200,000, having already received a 25-point deduction.[349] As a result of this expulsion, Chester City were unable to fulfill their remaining fixtures of the season, meaning that the reverse fixture against AFC Wimbledon (scheduled for 17 April 2010) was never played. On 8 March 2010, it was announced that Chester City would have their league record (P28 W5 D7 L16 GF23 GA42 Pts–3) expunged.[350] On 10 March 2010 the 126-year-old club was officially wound up at a High Court hearing in London.[351]
F. ^ Croydon Athletic were handed a £7,500 fine and a 10-point deduction after a case of financial irregularities was proven on 8 December 2011. A Football Association statement confirmed that the Isthmian League Premier Division club had been charged with 24 breaches of FA Rule E1(b) regarding the payment of players under written contract in relation to the 2009/10 season.[352] All players and management resigned amidst the scandal, leaving the club unable to fulfill a league match against Ramsgate on 10 December 2011. The club was officially wound up on 18 December 2011 after a new buyer could not be found to pay off the club's £100,000 debt.[353] A new club, dubbed AFC Croydon Athletic was subsequently reformed by fans, joining the Combined Counties League Division One for the 2012/13 season.[354]
G. ^ Darlington went into administration for the third time in their history on 3 January 2011, with owner Raj Singh stating ongoing financial losses as the reason for his deciding to end his involvement with the club. The club was handed an automatic 10-point deduction and informed that they could be relegated from the Conference National at the end of the 2011/12 season unless they were able to pay their creditors in full.[355] On 18 January 2012, the club was only saved from immediate liquidation thanks to a last-minute injection of £50,000 worth of funding from supporter's group "Darlington FC 1883 Ltd."[356] Administrators gave the fans group until 30 April to raise the £750,000 they need to buy the club.[357] Darlington FC 1883 Ltd. purchased some of the assets of Darlington from Administrators on 3 May 2012.[358] Despite the best efforts of supporters, however, the club failed to pay off its debts in the allocated time, and were subsequently relegated four divisions, to the Northern League Division One, on the recommendation of The Football Association.[359] In line with its policy of not allowing clubs that go into administration to continue without paying debts, The Football Association decree that when a creditors voluntary agreement (CVA) is not agreed and a club has to be liquidated, then that club cannot continue to operate under its original name. The club was subsequently reformed by supporters as Darlington 1883 following the demise of the 129-year-old Darlington F.C. on 21 June 2012.[360]
H. ^ Feltham agreed to merge with Bedfont in May 2012 in order to form Bedfont & Feltham. However, as Feltham had already registered to compete in the FA Vase and Combined Counties League Division One for the 2012/13 season, it wasn't until the following season that the two clubs were able to amalgamate fully.[361] Bedfont & Feltham competed in the Combined Counties League Division One for the 2013/14 season.[362]
I. ^ Fisher Athletic were officially wound up at a High Court hearing in London on 13 May 2009 after failing to pay off substantial debts. The winding-up order for unpaid income tax had officially been handed down on 13 March 2009, adjourned for 49 days until 22 April, and then adjourned for a further 21 days to 13 May 2009.[363] It transpired that the club hadn't been paying players since November 2008.[364] On 28 May 2009, a supporters trust was formed to help create a new club, dubbed Fisher which would compete in the Kent Football League Premier Division in the 2009/10 season.[365]
J. ^ Godalming & Guilford opted to revert to their original name of Godalming Town at the end of the 2004/05 season.[366] The club registered to compete in the Combined Counties League Premier Division during the 2005/06 season.[367]
K. ^ Hereford United were expelled from the Conference National on 10 June 2014 due to financial irregularities.[368][369] It was revealed a week later that the club's debts ran as high as £1,300,000.[370] The club was accepted into the Southern League Premier Division for the 2014/15 season on 19 June 2014.[371] On 10 December 2014, after failing to fully and properly comply with obligations to respond to questions coming from an Independent Regulatory Commission, the FA suspended Hereford United from all forms of football activity with immediate effect,[372] until the order of the Independent Regulatory Commission was complied with to the full satisfaction of the Commission. The club was wound-up in the High Court in December 2014.[373] Following the winding up of Hereford United on 19 December 2014, the Hereford United Supporters Trust (HUST) vowed to start a new phoenix club.[374] On 22 December 2014, Hereford was unveiled.[375]
L. ^ Leyton were suspended from the Isthmian League Premier Division on 14 January 2011 due to non-payment of a £700 debt on league subscriptions.[376] The Club Chairmen and Secretary then resigned, followed by the team management and players upon learning of the disastrous state of the club's finances. Unable to continue playing first team football, the club's remaining director, Louise Sophocleous, was forced to withdraw Leyton from the league and what remained of the club was disbanded.[377]
M. ^ In September 2009, Maldon Town were taken over by Tiptree United chairman Ed Garty in a move which saw both clubs form under a single umbrella of control. Maldon boss Stuart Nethercott was removed as manager and Tiptree manager Colin Wallington took his place. Both teams would play from Maldon's Park Drive ground while both teams completed their respective seasons.[378] It was announced in April 2010 that Maldon Town would be rebranded as Maldon & Tiptree, with Tiptree United withdrawing from the Essex Senior League. In an effort preserve Tiptree United's name and history, the club were incorporated into Maldon Town, while a new blue and red striped kit was revealed ahead of the 2010–11 season.[379]
N. ^ Rushden & Diamonds were expelled from the Conference National on 11 June 2011.[380] This decision was made due to their unstable financial position, meaning they could not guarantee being able to complete all their fixtures in the 2011–12 season. The club faced a winding up petition on behalf of HMRC in the week commencing 13 June 2011, with reported debts of £750,000.[381] The club subsequently tried to register as a member of the Southern Football League but also failed to convince officials that they would be able to fulfill their fixtures list, ultimately entering administration on 7 July 2011.[382] Fans announced their desire to create a new fan-owned club called AFC Rushden & Diamonds that would go on to compete in the United Counties Football League Division One for the 2012–13 season, having missed the FA deadline for registration for the 2011-12 season.[383]
O. ^ Salisbury City were demoted to the Conference South on 13 June 2014 after missing a deadline to clear outstanding debts, believed to be in the region of £150,000.[384] On 18 September 2014, the club was placed into administration after an application through creditors was granted by the High Court.[385] On 4 December 2014, however, a new company under the name of Salisbury FC Ltd was incorporated and created by a consortium of five (David Phillips, Ian Ridley, Jeremy Harwood, Graeme Mundy, and Steve Claridge). After buying the remaining assets of predecessor club Salisbury City from the administrators, they started the task of creating a football club from scratch.[386] In May 2015, the FA placed Salisbury in the Wessex League Premier Division.[387]
P. ^ On 9 April 2009, Team Bath announced their withdrawal from the Conference South after the Football Conference notified the club that as they were not a limited company, but rather an affiliation to the University of Bath, that they would be henceforth ineligible for further promotions[388] and would no longer be allowed to compete in the FA Cup.[389] The club opted to resign from the Conference at the end of the season rather than restructure.[390]
Q. ^ Viking Greenford competed in the Combined Counties League Premier Division but folded at the end of the 2002-03 season after finishing bottom of the league with a lack of future financial backing.[391]
R. ^ AFC Wallingford had a change of name to Wallingford Town in 2013.[392]
S. ^ Windsor & Eton were officially wound-up by the High Court on 3 February 2011 due to an unpaid tax bill of £240,000.[393] The fans had a strong desire to ensure that football would be continued to play in Windsor, however, and the following day a new company dubbed WFC Football Community Development Ltd was created with the aim of achieving that objective.[394] A new club, Windsor, joined the Combined Counties League Premier Division for the 2011-12 season.[395]
T. ^ Despite finishing as Champions of the 2002-03 Combined Counties League Premier Division, Withdean 2000 were denied promotion to the Isthmian League as their playing facilities were deemed to be inadequate, and in the close season of 2003 their wealthy backer Alan Pook and many of the best players left for then Isthmian League team Worthing. The following season was a year of struggle with the club finishing 21st in the league. Being unable to finance their existence any longer, the club folded at the end of the 2003-04 season.[396]

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