Delphian League

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The Delphian League was an English amateur football league in and around London.

The league was formed in 1951 on the resumption of football after World War II with 14 clubs. The membership fluctuated between 13 and 16 clubs, and was absorbed in 1963 into the Athenian League.

Due to the severe winter of 1962-63, the final league season had to be abandoned and an emergency competition played where the teams were split in to two groups, played each other only once and the two champions, Edmonton and Hertford Town meeting in a two-legged final where the former won by an aggregate score of 5-2. At the end of this season the Delphian League closed with the majority of its clubs joining the Athenian League.

Most of the Delphian League clubs competed in the FA Cup and the FA Amateur Cup, but the only one to reach the first round proper of the FA Cup was Aylesbury United in the league's inaugural season, where they lost to Watford. The best performance in the Amateur Cup was that of Wokingham Town in 1957-58 who reached the Quarter Finals.

Year Champions
1951-52 Brentwood & Warley
1952-53 Dagenham
1953-54 Aylesbury United
1954-55 Bishop's Stortford
1955-56 Dagenham
1956-57 Dagenham
1957-58 Letchworth Town
1958-59 Brentwood & Warley
1959-60 Brentwood & Warley
1960-61 Hertford Town
1961-62 Hertford Town
1962-63 Edmonton
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