The 2018–19 season was the 76th season in the history of Eastern Counties Football League, a football competition in England. The season saw Division One divided into two sections.
Histon were champions, winning their second Eastern Counties Football League title and returned to the Isthmian League after two years in the Eastern Counties League.
Premier Division
The Premier Division featured 16 clubs which competed in the division last season, along with four new clubs: Framlingham Town, promoted from Division One Norwich United, relegated from the Isthmian League Whitton United, promoted from Division One Woodbridge Town, promoted from Division One
League table
Stadia and locations
Team Stadium Capacity Brantham Athletic Brantham Leisure Centre 1,200 Ely City Unwin Sports Ground 1,500 Clacton The Rush Green Bowl 3,000 Framlingham Town Badingham Road Godmanchester Rovers Bearscroft Lane 1,050 Gorleston Emerald Park 3,000 Great Yarmouth Town Wellesley Recreation Ground 3,600 Hadleigh United Millfield 3,000 Haverhill Rovers New Croft 3,000 Histon Bridge Road 4,300 Kirkley & Pakefield Walmer Road 2,000 Long Melford Stoneylands Newmarket Town Cricket Field Road 2,750 Norwich United Plantation Park 3,000 Stowmarket Town Greens Meadow 1,000 Thetford Town Mundford Road 1,500 Walsham-le-Willows Summer Road 1,000 Whitton United King George V Playing Fields 1,000 Woodbridge Town Notcutts Park 3,000 Wroxham Trafford Park 2,000
Division One North
It was the first season Division One was split into two sections. Division One North featured 12 clubs which competed in Division One last season, along with seven new clubs. Clubs relegated or demoted from the Premier Division: Fakenham Town Haverhill Borough Ipswich Wanderers Clubs promoted from the Anglian Combination: Harleston Town Mulbarton Wanderers Plus: Felixstowe & Walton United reserves, joined from the Reserve Division Lakenheath, promoted from the Cambridgeshire County League
League table
Stadia and locations
Team Stadium Capacity AFC Sudbury reserves King's Marsh 2,500 Cornard United Blackhouse Lane 2,000 Debenham LC Maitlands 1,000 Diss Town Brewers Green Lane 2,500 Downham Town Memorial Field 1,000 Fakenham Town Clipbush Park 2,000 Felixstowe & Walton United reserves Dellwood Avenue 2,000 Harleston Town The Recreation Ground Haverhill Borough New Croft (artificial, groundshare with Haverhill Rovers) 3,000 Ipswich Wanderers Humber Doucy Lane 1,000 King's Lynn Town reserves The Walks 5,733 Lakenheath The Nest Leiston reserves Victory Road 2,500 March Town United The GER Sports Ground Mulbarton Wanderers The Common Needham Market reserves Bloomfields 4,000 Norwich CBS FDC Bowthorpe Swaffham Town Shoemakers Lane Wisbech St Mary Beechings Close
Division One South
It was the first season Division One was split into two sections. Division One South featured four clubs which competed in Division One last season, along with 15 new clubs. Clubs relegated from the Essex Senior League: Burnham Ramblers Hackney Wick Clubs joined from the Essex Olympian League: Benfleet Frenford May & Baker Newbury Forest White Ensign Clubs joined from the Essex and Suffolk Border League: Brightlingsea Regent reserves Coggeshall United Harwich & Parkeston Plus: Fire United, joined from the Middlesex County League Hashtag United, new club Lopes Tavares, joined from the Essex Alliance League Wivenhoe Town, relegated from the Premier Division Wormley Rovers, joined from the Hertfordshire Senior County League
League table
Stadia and locations
Team Stadium Capacity Benfleet Park Lane (groundshare with Canvey Island) 4,100 Braintree Town reserves Cressing Road 4,202 Brightlingsea Regent reserves North Road 1,000 Burnham Ramblers Leslie Fields 2,000 Coggeshall United West Street (groundshare with Coggeshall Town) 2,000 Fire United Terence MacMillan Stadium (groundshare with Lopes Tavares) Frenford Jack Carter Centre Hackney Wick The Old Spotted Dog Ground (groundshare with Clapton) Halstead Town Rosemary Lane 1,000 Harwich & Parkeston Royal Oak Hashtag United Coles Park (groundshare with Haringey Borough) 2,500 Holland Dulwich Road Little Oakley Memorial Ground Lopes Tavares Terence MacMillan Stadium (groundshare with Fire United) May & Baker Gale Street (groundshare with Barking RFC) 1,000 Newbury Forest Oakside (groundshare with Redbridge) 3,000 White Ensign Basildon Sports Village Wivenhoe Town Broad Lane 2,876 Wormley Rovers Wormley Playing Fields
References
External links Eastern Counties Football League