Defunct Football Clubs in Kent
15 entries in the Defunct Football Clubs in Kent compendium.
Alma Swanley F.C.Former Kent League champions and FA Vase quarter-finalists.Brett Sports F.C.Canterbury works team that won the Kent League in 1969.Erith F.C.Kent club that played Arsenal's first match after renaming.Farningham F.C.Short-lived Kent club that set an FA Cup record defeat.Folkestone F.C.Two defunct Kent clubs, spiritual predecessor of Folkestone Invicta.Gravesend United F.C.Kent club that merged to form Gravesend & Northfleet.Gravesham Borough F.C.Kent football club that folded before the 2018–19 season.Kent Football United F.C.Semi-professional club from Dartford, Kent, founded 1999.Maidstone United F.C. (1897)Original Maidstone club that twice won the Alliance Premier League.New Crusaders F.C.Amateur club founded by six Cambridge blue Farnfield brothers.Northfleet United F.C.Kent's most trophy-laden senior club before its 1946 merger.Rochester F.C.Kent club formed in 1868, played under outdated laws initially.Snowdown Colliery Welfare F.C.A Kent colliery club that played in multiple leagues and the FA Cup.Swanley Furness F.C.Kent League champions who later dropped to Division Two and folded.Woodstock Sports F.C.Kent football club dissolved in 2015 after financial difficulties.
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