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The league was formed to allow teams and players the opportunity enjoy competitive, social football in an accepting and sporting environment. | The league was formed to allow teams and players the opportunity enjoy competitive, social football in an accepting and sporting environment. | ||
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For the 2012–13 season the league will include 15 teams from the UK, in three divisions as follows: | For the 2012–13 season the league will include 15 teams from the UK, in three divisions as follows: | ||
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*[[Wolverhampton Harts]] | *[[Wolverhampton Harts]] | ||
| − | + | ==The knock-out comepetition== | |
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| + | The 2012 knock-out cup competition will include the 15 teams above plus further three teams: Stonewall of London, Village Manchester's second team, and London Unity League club Phoenix. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 20 May 2012
The GFSN National League, organised by the Gay Football Supporters Network, claims to be the world's only 11-a-side national football league for LGBT-friendly teams.
The league was formed to allow teams and players the opportunity enjoy competitive, social football in an accepting and sporting environment.
Contents
The league
For the 2012–13 season the league will include 15 teams from the UK, in three divisions as follows:
Division 1
Division 2
- Trowbridge Tigers
- Newcastle Panthers
- Saltire Thistle
- Bristol Panthers
- Cardiff Dragons or Nottingham Ballbois
Division 3
- Cardiff Dragons or Nottingham Ballbois
- Leftfooters FC
- Birmingham Blaze
- Merseyside Marauders
- Wolverhampton Harts
The knock-out comepetition
The 2012 knock-out cup competition will include the 15 teams above plus further three teams: Stonewall of London, Village Manchester's second team, and London Unity League club Phoenix.
