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1987–88 Combined Counties Football League

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Combined Counties Football League
Season1987–88

The 1987–88 Combined Counties Football League season was the tenth in the history of the Combined Counties Football League, a football competition in England, which operates at levels 9–10 of the English football league system.

The league was won by British Aerospace (Weybridge) for the third time.

League table

The league remained at 18 clubs after Virginia Water left the league, and one new club joined:[1]

Template:Fb cl header |- |1||align=left|British Aerospace (Weybridge) (C) ||34||22||6||6||83||43||+40||72 |- |2||align=left|Merstham||34||22||3||9||85||34||+51||69 |- |3||align=left|Farnham Town||34||20||9||5||73||33||+40||69 |- |4||align=left|Cobham||34||20||3||11||68||45||+23||63 |- |5||align=left|Godalming Town||34||16||12||6||59||32||+27||60 |- |6||align=left|Malden Town||34||18||6||10||73||50||+23||60 |- |7||align=left|Chipstead||34||14||12||8||64||40||+24||54 |- |8||align=left|Malden Vale||34||14||11||9||87||53||+34||53 |- |9||align=left|Horley Town||34||15||6||13||58||53||+5||51 |- |10||align=left|Hartley Wintney||34||12||12||10||49||50||–1||48 |- |11||align=left|Bedfont||34||10||10||14||59||61||–2||40 |- |12||align=left|Cove||34||10||10||14||51||55||–4||40 |- |13||align=left|Ash United||34||9||11||14||43||55||–12||38 |- |14||align=left|Farleigh Rovers||34||10||8||16||46||61||–15||38 |- |15||align=left|Chobham||34||11||5||18||50||72||–22||38 |- |16||align=left|Cranleigh||34||9||10||15||50||52||–2||37 |- |17||align=left|Frimley Green||34||4||4||26||34||102||–68||16 |- |18||align=left|Westfield||34||0||2||32||10||151||–141||2 |} The system of using goal difference to separate two teams tied on points was used.

References

  1. ^ "1987–88 Combined Counties League". fchd. Retrieved 24 August 2017.