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Birmingham & District Football League: Leaders Hold Narrow Margins After Matches

Division leaders hold narrow margins after recent matches across local amateur sides.

By Birmingham Sport Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Old Wulfrunians A sit atop Birmingham & District Football League Division 1 with 22 points while Sporting Elite Birmingham trail by one point at 21.

Amateur clubs in the area track these positions closely because weekly fixtures decide promotion paths and local bragging rights before the season advances further. Teams from across the city compete in the same structure that has run for years under the league's established rules.

Division 2 and Division 3 positions

Walsall Phoenix FC 'A' leads Division 2 on 35 points with Birmingham Irish FC and Phoenix Town FC each on 29. Kawala heads Division 3 on 43 points ahead of Galore on 39. These margins show how points from midweek and weekend games have shaped the current order without any side pulling clear by a wide gap.

Lower division snapshot

Real Aston tops Division 6 with 56 points and Solihull Municipal follows on 52 after an adjustment listed in the records. The points totals come directly from verified queue data released for the current round of fixtures.

Greater Birmingham Youth Lacrosse standings appear on LeagueApps but lack detailed team positions in the latest available updates. Local sides continue to monitor all tables through official channels such as fulltime.thefa.com and the league's published links.

Supporters and players can review full results on the Birmingham & District Football League pages or attend upcoming home games to see how the next round alters these numbers.

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