Egham Town

Egham Town's clearest title came in 2012–13, when the club won the Combined Counties League Premier Division, and it did it again in 2024–25, taking the Premier Division North and pushing on to the Fifth Round of the FA Vase the same season. Further back, the Spartan League fell to them in 1971–72 and the Athenian League's Division Two the year after.

The line stretches back to Runnymede Rovers, formed in 1877 in red and white, the colours the club still wears. That side became Egham F.C. in 1905 and took the Surrey Senior League title in 1922–23, before the war years closed the club down. It returned on 9 December 1963 as Egham Town, picking the old colours back up rather than starting fresh with new ones.

Mark Butler scored 153 goals in an Egham Town shirt, a club record that has stood the test of time, while Dave Jones passed 850 appearances. Keith Scott, who had played in the Premiership for Swindon Town, also turned out for the club.

Home is Runnymede Stadium, known locally as the Egham Road Recreation Ground, where 5,500 can fit in and 262 have a seat.