Play-off final in the 2007–08 season where they lost to Oxford City 1–0. The club switched to Division One Central in the Southern League at the start of the 2010–11 season and in the 2011–12 season they finished Fourth qualifying for the Play-offs, but lost 2–1 to Bedworth United in the semi-final. There was success in cup competition with the club winning back to back Middlesex Charity Cup's in 2013 and 2014 and winning it again in 2019. In the 2018–2019 season the club joined the Isthmian League Division One South Central. After thirteen years in charge of the club, Choules stepped aside in May 2019. His replacement was former Chalfont St Peter boss Danny Edwards. Ground Uxbridge play their games at Honeycroft, Horton Road, Yiewsley. The ground used to be a former works Sports & Social Club, and was named "Honeycroft" after their former ground in Cowley. It has been designated as a 'C' Grade stadium. Ground history 1871–72 to 1883-84 - Uxbridge F.C. and from 1874, Uxbridge Crescents F.C. play home games on Uxbridge Common. However, Uxbridge F.C.'s last home game before being dissolved on the 18 November 1874 is played on the Uxbridge Cricket Club ground against Harrow Chequers on 10 October 1874. 1884–85 to 1885-86 - Uxbridge Common and 'Mr Light's Meadow/Field', Uxbridge. Mr Light's Field is thought to be close to where the Rockingham Recreation Ground is today as reference is made to the 'Waterworks end'. Uxbridge Water Works stood where the Rushes Mead cul-de-sac is today, on the north-west side of the park. 1886-87 - The amalgamated team is called Uxbridge Crescents for one season. In October home games are played at 'Mr Light's Field'. Reference is then made to the tenancy of Mr. Johnson's field. 1887-88 to 1888-89 - Tenancy of Mr. Johnson's field. Reference is made to the 'Gas Works goal'. Uxbridge Gas Works was situated off Cowley Mill Road, where the Uxbridge Royal Mail sorting office and Uxbridge Trade Park is today. 1889-90 - 'Uxbridge Football Club ground' - reference made to the 'Waterworks goal.' This would indicate a return to Mr. Light's Field for one season. 1890–91 to 1899-1900 - Colne Farm ground, Uxbridge Moor The Colne Farm ground was renowned for its heavy soil. It was situated between two arms of the River Colne, next to Upper Colham Mill. Today this is the location of the Riverside Way Industrial