Mumbai Premier League, formerly known as the MFA Elite Division or MDFA Elite Division, is the second tier of the Mumbai Football League competition.History: The Harwood League . wifa.in. Retrieved 17 August 2021. In March 2022, the Mumbai Premier League was rechristened as the Harwood Premier League, on the lines of the name that was once associated with the Mumbai's top division football stretching back to 1902. Most matches are played at Neville D'Souza Football Turf in Bandra.
Clubs (2024)
TeamsLocationAmbernath United–Bombay MuslimsAmbernathMumbai CentralMighty Young Joe–Goalorious MotherMaladBorivaliPIFA ColabaColabaMaharashtra OranjePowaiCommunity Football Club India (CFCI)DahisarHope United (Karnataka Sports Association)Churchgate SellebrityBandraMumbai KenkreMahimMillat FCJogeshwariDK PharmaBadlapurMumbai Knights (JMJ Sports)BandraSilver Innings (Protrack)Mira RoadIron Born–RudraAndheriKalina Rangers CFFSantacruzReliance FYCNavi MumbaiICL Payyade Mumbai FCBorivali
Champions SeasonChampionshttps://www.rsssf.org/tablesi/indiabomchamp.htmlNote1902 Oxfordshire Light Infantry1903 Royal Garrison Artillery1904 Cheshire Regiment1905 Yorkshire Regiment1906 Royal Scots190719081909 Gloucestershire Regiment1910 Royal Garrison Artillery1911 Royal Warwickshire Regiment1912 Royal Army Temperance Association1913 Sherwood Foresters19141915 Royal Garrison Artillery1916–1920NoneNot held1921 King's Shropshire Light Infantry19221923 Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers1924 West Yorkshire Regiment19251926 South Staffordshire Regiment1927 Cheshire Regiment1928 Royal Ulster Rifles1929 Royal Warwickshire Regiment1930 Duke of Wellington's Regiment19311932 King's Own Scottish Borderers1933 Royal Irish Fusiliers1934 Royal Artillery (Colaba)1935 Durham Light Infantry19361937 Cheshire Regiment19381939 South Lancashire Regiment1940 Welch Regiment1941 Y.M.C.A.1942 Western India Automobile Association StaffFirst native club to win the league.19431944 Embarkation Headquarters1945 Tata Sports Club1946 Trades India Sports Club1947Trades India Sports Club1948Tata Sports Club1949Trades India Sports Club1950Tata Sports Club1951India Culture League19521953Tata Sports Club1954Indian Navy1955None1956Burmah-Shell Sports Club1957Indian Navy1958Tata Sports Club1959Western Railway SC1960Tata Sports Club19611962Western Railway SC1963Central Railway1964Tata Sports Club1965Central Railway1966Tata Sports Club19671968Mafatlal Group19691970Mahindra & Mahindra1971Mafatlal Group19721973Tata Sports Club1974–751975–76Mafatlal Group19761977Orkay Mills1978–79Mafatlal Group1979Tata Sports Club1980Orkay Mills1981Century Rayon FC1982Mahindra & Mahindra1983Mafatlal Mills1984Mahindra & Mahindra19851986Bank of India (Mumbai)1987Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers1988Orkay Mills1989Union Bank of India1990Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers1991United Boys (Sahar)1992Central Railway1993ONGC1994Carmelites SC1995Central Railway1996Royal Caterers1997Abandoned1998Village Amboli1999unknown (Holy Family/Chembur English/Rhino)2000Mahindra United2001–022002200320042005Maharashtra State Police2006–07Mahindra United2007–082008–092009–10Air India2010–11Mumbai2011–12ONGC2012–13None2013–14Air India2014–152015–16ONGC2016–17Air India2017–18ONGC2018–19Mumbai Customs2019–20Karnataka Sporting Association2020–21Cancelled due to COVID-192021–22Ambernath United Atlanta2022–23Ambernath United Atlanta 2023–24 MYJ–GMSC 2024–25 India On Track
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