Town Bedfont Bedfont Town Bethnal Green United Bexley United (now defunct) Bishop's Stortford Boreham Wood Briggs Sports (now defunct) Brimsdown Rovers Bromley Carshalton Athletic Casuals (became Corinthian-Casuals) Clapham Rovers Clapton Cockfosters Colliers Wood United Corinthian (became Corinthian-Casuals) Corinthian-Casuals Cray Wanderers Croydon Croydon Athletic Croydon Common (now defunct) Dagenham (became Dagenham & Redbridge) Dulwich Hamlet Enfield Enfield Town Erith & Belvedere Erith Town Farnborough Town Finchley Fisher Fisher Athletic (now defunct) Greenwich Borough Hampton & Richmond Borough Hanwell Town Haringey & Waltham Development Haringey Borough Harrow Borough Hayes (became Hayes & Yeading United) Hayes & Yeading United Hendon Hillingdon Borough Hitchin Town Ilford Kingsbury London Tigers Kingstonian Leatherhead Leyton (now defunct) Leytonstone (became Dagenham & Redbridge) London All Peoples Sports Association London Caledonians (now defunct) London Welsh Metropolitan Police F.C. North Greenford United Northwood Old Castle Swifts (became West Ham United) Redbridge Redbridge Forest (became Dagenham & Redbridge) Royal Ordnance Factories (now defunct) St. Albans City Seven Acre & Sidcup Shepherd's Bush (now defunct) Southall South Kilburn Sporting Bengal United Staines Town Surbiton (now defunct) Sutton United Thames (now defunct) Thames Ironworks (became West Ham United) Thamesmead Town Tooting & Mitcham United Upton Park (now defunct) Uxbridge Waltham Abbey Waltham Forest Walthamstow Avenue (became Dagenham & Redbridge) Walton & Hersham Wealdstone Welling United Wingate & Finchley Wanderers Woking Yeading (became Hayes & Yeading United)) Clubs in the Premier League and The Football League that have competed in the London FA's London Charity Cup or are located in the Greater London area include: AFC Wimbledon Arsenal Barnet Brentford Charlton Athletic Chelsea Crystal Palace Dagenham & Redbridge Fulham Leyton Orient Millwall Queens Park Rangers Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United Wimbledon (now defunct) County Cup competitions Today the London Football Association runs 9 different County Cup competitions: The London Senior Cup; The London Intermediate Cup – commenced in 1914–15; The London Junior Cup; The London FA Women's Cup – first contested in 1994–95.; The London Women's Junior Cup The London Veterans Cup; The London Sunday Intermediate Cup; The London Sunday Junior Cup; and The London Sunday Challenge Cup. Turnham Green Trophy Jack Morgan Cup Marcus Lipton Cup Presidents Charity Cup The LFA also formerly ran the following competitions: London Charity Cup – discontinued in 1975 London Challenge Cup – discontinued in 2000 List of recent London Cup winners Source List of recent London Sunday and Veterans Cup winners Source Members of council President Lionel