Defunct Football Clubs in London
40 entries in the Defunct Football Clubs in London compendium.
AC London F.C.Expelled from the Combined Counties League in November 2018.Acton F.C.Short-lived London club active in the early FA Cup.Argonauts F.C.Two London clubs shared the Argonauts name.Brentwood F.C. (1877)Essex club that became Crusaders and reached the FA Cup last eight.British Airways F.C.Former works team that rose to the Combined Counties League.Brondesbury F.C.Short-lived London club that played in the early FA Cup.Bush Hill Rangers F.C.Enfield club that merged and later reformed before dissolving.Catford Southend F.C.London League club from Lewisham, folded 1927.City Ramblers F.C.Amateur club formed from a cricket club in 1881.Clapham Common ClubMid-19th century amateur club playing both association and rugby codes.Clapham Rovers F.C.A hybrid club playing both association and rugby football.Clarence F.C. (England)A short-lived Battersea club that entered the FA Cup twice.Corinthian F.C.Amateur club that popularised football worldwide.Croydon Athletic F.C.London club undone by spot-fixing scandal.Croydon Common F.C.Croydon club that won the Southern League Second Division before World War I.Crusaders F.C. (1859)Founder member of the Football Association, based in London.Crusaders F.C. (1877)London club that reached the FA Cup quarter-finals in 1886.Crystal Palace F.C. (1861)Amateur founder of the FA and early FA Cup competitor.Dingley Dell F.C.Early London football club active before the Football Association.Dreadnought F.C.London football club active from 1875 to the mid-1880s.Ealing Association F.C.Amateur club from Ealing, FA Amateur Cup finalist in 1904.East Ham United F.C.A London club that merged with Barking in 2001.Edmonton F.C. (England)London club formed by merger, later merged again in 1973.Eltham Palace F.C.Defunct football club based in Chislehurst, Greater London.Eton Mission F.C.Football club of the Eton Mission in Hackney Wick.Feltham F.C. (1946)Semi-professional club from Feltham, active 1946–1991.Finchley F.C.London club that merged to form Wingate & Finchley.Wanderers F.C.Dominant early FA Cup winners with five titles.Upton Park F.C.Amateur club that won Olympic gold and shaped football's rules.Old St Paul's F.C.Amateur club of St Paul's School alumni, active in the 1880s.Pilgrims F.C.London club that twice reached the FA Cup third round.Old Brightonians F.C.Amateur old boys' club from London, active in the FA Cup.Casuals F.C.Amateur London club that merged to form Corinthian-Casuals.Woodford Town F.C. (1937)A fluctuating non-league club from northeast London.Lausanne F.C.A dual-code club and Rugby Football Union founder.N.N. ClubFounding member of the Football Association in 1863.Shepherd's Bush F.C.Founder member of the Southern League and later tenant of Loftus Road.Kildare F.C.Works side of William Whiteley Limited, founded 1877.Thames Polytechnic F.C.London football club that competed from the early 20th century until 2003.Trojans F.C. (1869)Short-lived Leyton club with legal connections and two FA Cup scratches.
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