1993–94 Combined Counties Football League

March 2026 The 1993–94 Combined Counties Football League season was the 16th in the history of the Combined Counties Football League, a football competition in England. The league was won by Peppard for the second time, successfully defending their championship win the previous season. League table Combined CountiesFootball League 1993–94 Peppard 420 1459 1992–93 1994–95 The league was increased from 19 clubs to 21 after Steyning Town joined the Sussex County League, and three new clubs joined: Eton Wick, joining from the Chiltonian League. Farnham Town, rejoining from the Isthmian League after one season. They resigned before the start of the previous season due to ground grading and financial problems, but had been too late to rejoin the Combined Counties League in readiness for that season. Virginia Water, joining from the Surrey County Premier League. They had previously been members of the Combined Counties League, having left in 1987. main WDL PR PEP Peppard AFT Ashford Town ETO Eton Wick CRA Cranleigh CHI Chipstead BAS D.C.A. Basingstoke ASH Ash United WES Westfield VIR Virginia Water SAN Sandhurst Town COB Cobham FRV Farleigh Rovers BED Bedfont GOD Godalming & Guildford HAR Hartley Wintney VIK Viking Sports MER Merstham FRN Farnham Town HOR Horley Town DIT Ditton FRI Frimley Green 35 2 3 128 33 31 4 5 102 37 20 9 11 97 57 20 9 11 89 73 19 11 10 79 54 19 11 10 78 61 18 9 13 84 72 17 11 12 56 42 18 7 15 74 68 17 9 14 65 63 15 7 18 69 70 12 13 15 72 77 10 16 14 47 47 11 13 16 50 62 12 8 20 61 90 11 8 21 58 77 9 11 20 54 90 10 8 22 47 87 10 6 24 54 105 8 9 23 55 87 3 9 28 40 107 #ffcccc Resigned to the Surrey County Premier League SCPL SCPL SCPL #ffcccc Resigned to the Surrey Intermediate League SCIL 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored. complete fchd nonleaguematters References External links Combined Counties League Official Site https://web.archive.org/web/20131030224205/http://www.combinedcountiesleague.co.uk/ 2013-10-30 1993-94 Category:1993–94 in English men's football leagues