League History

The London Unity Football League was formed in 2006 by the then manager of the London Falcons Football Club, Craig Randall. Inviting other friends of the club across the capital and even as far as Bournemouth, four teams competed in the inugral season - London Falcons, London Romans, Stonewall 3rds and GFC Bournemouth.

Season 2006/07 was a successful league campaign with GFC Bournemouth winning the title with a game remaining. Bournemouth also went on to win in all competitions that year including the national G.F.S.N. League, G.N.L. Cup and London Tournament For All.

Season 2007/08 saw London Titans enter into the league to replace champions GFC Bournemouth. Falcons entered an A and B team to make up five teams with fixtures ranging from September to May, home and away. The London Falcons A team went on to win the league this year with two games remaining as well as the national G.F.S.N. League.

Season 2008/09 shaped up with 5 teams with the introduction of new team London Pheonix FC. he Pheonix team will replace the Falcons A team after the club decided to only enter one team into this season's league.