The 2025–26 Midland Football League season is the twelfth in the history of the Midland Football League, a football competition in England. The Midland League operates four divisions in the English football league system, the Premier Division at Step 5, Division One at Step 6, Division Two at Step 7 and Division Three at Step 8; these four divisions are covered by this article.
The allocations for Steps 3 to 6 for this season were announced by The Football Association on 15 May 2025.
Premier Division This division comprises 18 teams, the same amount as the previous season. AFC Wulfrunians, who competed in the division the previous season, were renamed to AFC Wolverhampton City
The following 5 clubs left the division before the season: Atherstone Town - transferred to the United Counties League Premier Division South Lichfield City - promoted to the Northern Premier League Division One West OJM CFC - relegated to Division One Shifnal Town - promoted to the Northern Premier League Division One West Wolverhampton Casuals - relegated to the North West Counties League Division One South
The following 5 clubs joined the division: Abbey Hulton United - promoted from the North West Counties League Division One South Coton Green - promoted from Division One Hanley Town - relegated from the Northern Premier League Division One West Lye Town - relegated from the Northern Premier League Division One Midlands Winsford United - promoted from the North West Counties League Division One South
Premier Division table
Play-offs
Semifinals
Final
Results table
Stadia and locations
ClubLocationStadiumCapacity 1874 Northwich Barnton The Offside Trust Stadium 3,000 Abbey Hulton United Abbey Hulton Birches Head Road AFC Wulfrunians Wolverhampton Castlecroft Stadium 2,000 Brocton Brocton Silkmore Lane 1,500Coton Green Fazeley New Mill Lane Dudley Town Willenhall Asprey Arena Hanley Town Stoke-on-Trent Potteries Park 1,300Highgate United Shirley The Coppice 2,000 Lye Town Lye Lye Sports Ground 1,000Northwich Victoria Runcorn APEC Taxis Stadium Romulus Birmingham Castle Vale Stadium 2,000Stone Old Alleynians Meir Heath King's Park Stourport Swifts Stourport-on-Severn Walshes Meadow 2,000Studley Studley The Beehive Tividale Tividale The Beeches 2,000Uttoxeter Town Uttoxeter Oldfields Whitchurch Alport Whitchurch Yockings Park Winsford United Winsford Barton Stadium 3,000
Division One This division comprises 22 teams, the same amount as the previous season.
The following 3 clubs left the division before the season: Coton Green - promoted to the Premier Division Nuneaton Town - promoted to the United Counties League Premier Division South Paget Rangers - relegated to Division Two
The following 3 clubs joined the division: AFC North Kilworth - promoted from the Leicestershire Senior League Premier Division Knowle - promoted from Division Two Birmingham OJM - relegated from the Premier Division and renamed from OJM CFC
Division One table
Play-offs
Semifinals
Final
Results table
Stadia and locations
ClubLocationStadiumCapacityAFC Bridgnorth Bridgnorth Crown Meadow AFC North Kilworth North Kilworth North Kilworth Sports and Football Club Allexton & New Parks Leicester New College LeicesterBilston Town Bilston Queen Street 4,000Birmingham OJM Birmingham Triplex Sports Ground Birstall United Birstall Meadow Lane Chelmsley Town Coleshill Pack Meadow Coventry Copsewood Coventry Allard Way 2,000Cradley Town Cradley Beeches View Gornal Athletic Lower Gornal Garden Walk Stadium 1,500Heather St John's Heather St John's Park 2,050Ingles Thringstone Homestead Road 2,050Kirby Muxloe Kirby Muxloe Ratby Lane 3,000Knowle Knowle Robins' Nest Leicester St Andrews Aylestone Canal Street 1,000Lutterworth Athletic Lutterworth Hall Park Nuneaton Griff Nuneaton Pingles Stadium 4,000Saffron Dynamo Cosby Kings Park Smethwick Rangers Boldmere Trevor Brown Memorial Ground 2,500Stapenhill Stapenhill Edge Hill 1,500Sutton United Sutton Coldfield Coleshill Road Wednesfield Wednesfield Cottage Ground
Division Two This division comprises 16 teams, one more than the previous season.
The following 2 clubs left the division before the season: Knowle - promoted to Division One Littleton - transferred to Herefordshire Football League Premier Division
The following 3 clubs joined the division: Boldmere Sports & Social Falcons - promoted from Division Three Paget Rangers - relegated from Division One Wake Green Amateur - promoted from Division Three
Division Two table
Stadia and locations
ClubLocationStadiumAFC SolihullEarlswoodRumbush Lane Birmingham UnitedBirminghamCastle Vale Boldmere Sports & Social FalconsSutton ColdfieldBoldmere Sports & Social ClubBolehall SwiftsBolehallRene RoadCadbury AthleticBirminghamMoseley Rugby ClubCentral AjaxBudbrookeAjax ParkCoventriansKeresley EndColliery Sports GroundCoventry AlvisCoventryAlvis Sports & Social ClubEarlswood TownEarlswoodThe PavilionsFairfield VillaFairfieldStourbridge RoadHamptonSolihullField LaneInkberrowInkberrowSands Road Lane HeadBloxwichSomerfield RoadNorthfield TownNorthfieldShenley LanePaget RangersBirminghamCastle Vale Wake Green AmateurShirleyThe Holloway
Division Three This division comprises 16 teams, one more than the previous season. Balsall/Berkswell changed their name to AFC Balsall, and Solihull Sporting changed their name to Arden Forest Sporting.
The following 4 clubs left the division before the season: Boldmere Sports & Social Falcons - promoted to Division Two Feckenham - dissolved. Meadow Park Wake Green Amateur - promoted to Division Two
The following 5 clubs joined the division: Coventry Colliery - promoted from Coventry Alliance Football League Premier Division Coventry Dunlop (Community) - promoted from Coventry Alliance Football League Premier Division Diamonds Academy - transferred from Birmingham & District Football League Division Three Solihull Youth Academy - new team Walsall Wood - resigned from Northern Premier League Division One Midlands
Division Three table
Stadia and locations
ClubLocationStadiumAFC BalsallCoventryMassey Ferguson Sports GroundAFC BirminghamHalesowenIlley LaneArden Forest SportingFordbridgeTudor Grange Academy KingshurstBNJSSmethwickHadley StadiumBirmingham TigersCastle Vale TownCastle ValeVale Stadium Continental StarPerry BarrHolford DriveCoventry CollieryAllesleyHawkesmill Sports ClubCoventry Dunlop (Community)CoventryDunlop Sports and Social ClubDiamonds AcademyWalsallUniversity of Wolverhampton Walsall CampusGornalWombourneWombourne Leisure CentreKenilworth SportingKenilworthGypsy LaneLeamington HibernianSolihullField Lane SilhillSharmans Cross RoadSolihull Youth AcademyTudor Grange Academy SolihullWalsall WoodWalsallJohn Sylvester Stadium
References
External links Midland Football League