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Kidderminster Harriers

Locations of the Conference National 2012–13 teams

The 0000-00 Lancashire FA Challenge Trophy (currently known known as the Cooperatives Challenge Cup for sponsorship reasons) was the 000th since the competition's establishment in 1885. Twenty nine clubs entered the competition and it is currently sponsored by The Co-operative Group.

Competing clubs

A total of twenty nine clubs entered the competition from six different leagues.

Conference National (three club) - Accrington Stanley, Morecambe and Southport
Conference North (three club) - Barrow A.F.C., Lancaster City and Leigh RMI
Northern Premier League Premier Division (three clubs) - Burscough, Marine and Radcliffe Borough
Northern Premier League First Division (six clubs) - Bamber Bridge, Chorley, Clitheroe, Fleetwood Town, Kendal Town and Rossendale United
North West Counties Football League First Division (seven clubs) - Atherton Collieries, Atherton Laburnum Rovers, Bacup Borough, Colne, Ramsbottom United, Skelmersdale United and Squires Gate
North West Counties Football League Second Division (seven clubs) - Blackpool Mechanics, Daisy Hill, Darwen, Great Harwood Town, Holker Old Boys, Nelson and Padiham

Early rounds

Final

First round

Twenty six clubs entered the competition in the first round, with the other three clubs all receiving byes to the second round - Accrington Stanley, Bamber Bridge and Burscough.