Four of the eight Regional Leagues kick off their 2026-27 campaigns tomorrow, Sunday 16 August, with one also having a full midweek program just days later.
The Eastern League Premier Division features a clash between last term’s second and third-place finishers, as Royston Town welcome Wroxham. Newly promoted sides Histon and Brentwood Town visit Haringey Borough and host Dussindale & Hellesdon Rovers respectively, while relegated AFC Sudbury begin at St Albans City.
For the full fixtures of all ERWFL divisions, click here.
In the London & South East League Premier Division, there are tough opening away games for Hammersmith at Millwall Lionesses and Eastbourne Borough at Brentford, who finished third last season. Bromley step up and start against Worthing, who were relegated from the FA WNL.
For the full fixtures of all LSERWFL divisions, click here.
North West League sides have a busy start with two games in three days. Two of the new sides in the Premier Division go head-to-head as Nantwich Town entertain FC St. Helens, while Preston North End begin their new challenge at home to Crewe Alexandra.
For the full fixtures of all NWWRL divisions, click here.
The West Midlands Premier Division has promoted pair Knowle and Lichfield City, hosting Coventry Sphinx and Coundon Court respectively, while Solihull Moors welcome relegated Stourbridge.
For the full fixtures of all WMRWFL divisions, click here.
The other four regional leagues begin their campaigns over the next three weeks.
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