The Southern Counties East Football League has gained a couple of extra teams.

Balham and Tower Hamlets have both been moved from different leagues to make up a 21-team Premier Division.

Balam have moved across from the Combined Counties League Premier Division and play their games at the Mayfield Stadium, Croydon.

London side Tower Hamlets are a former Essex Senior League side and will be playing games at Phoenix Sports home ground for the season after being allocated a 12-month grace.

Both teams have been moved across to the SCEFL as part of the 2020/21 FA allocations. Greenwich Borough dropped out of the league last season.

Last season's planned re-structuring of steps three and four will now take place at the end of the 2020/21 campaign. It means the SCEFL Premier Division winners will be promoted and the second placed team could also go up automatically or face a play-off against a step four side.

There will be four promotion places up for grabs from SCEFL Division 1.

The teams competing in the Premier League next season are: AFC Croydon Athletic, Balham, Bearsted, Beckenham Town, Canterbury City, Chatham Town, Corinthian, Crowborough Athletic, Deal Town, Erith & Belvedere, Erith Town, Fisher, Glebe, Hollands & Blair, K Sports, Lordswood, Punjab United, Sheppey United, Tower Hamlets, Tunbridge Wells and Welling Town.

Division 1 of the SCEFL will be made up of 17 teams.

The teams competing in the first division will be Bridon Ropes, Croydon, FC Elmstead, Forest Hill Park, Greenways, Holmesdale, Kennington, Kent Football United, Lewisham Borough, Lydd Town, Meridian Valley Park, Rochester United, Rusthall, Snodland Town, Sporting Club Thamesmead, Stansfeld and Sutton Athletic.

The Isthmian League Premier Division and South East are unchanged from the 2019/20 season.

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