A pan-disability football league making football open and accessible for all

The League consists of 16 different clubs based across Kent and South-East London split across nine divisions catering for all ages from 8 years old to adults and including both males and females.

There are over 50 small sided teams regularly taking part in the League making it the one of the largest County Disability Leagues in the country.

The adult divisions are ability banded so players of all abilities can play at an appropriate level based on their skill level and impairment. The junior teams are age banded.

All the clubs meet once a month and play all the other teams in their division in a festival-like event.

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About us

The Kent Disability Football League, or KDFL for short, goes all the way back to 2005. The idea was to provide regular competitive playing opportunities for young players with a disability. Now we are an award winning league providing a safe and positive environment for children, teenagers and adults to play football.

We are an England Football Accredited League

Our clubs

The KDFL consists of 16 different clubs across more than 50 teams offering opportunities for both males and females aged from 8 and over.

No matter where you live in Kent and South-East London, we have a team that can offer you an opportunity.

Our divisions

Teams within the KDFL are split into two sections: the juniors for those aged 8 to 16 and adults for those aged 16+. All divisions have mixed teams of males and females.

The teams come together in their ability or age banded divisions once a month for a festival-like event.

Latest news

Meet our new Ambassador

19 September 2021/

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2021/22 season

27 July 2021/

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Persimmon Homes Community Champions scheme winners!

10 November 2020/

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We’ve achieved Charity Status!

27 September 2020/

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Respect

- we only do positive

Creating the right environments for our players, both on and off the pitch is so important. Even though your role could be slightly different from someone else within your club or league, it’s important that we all play our part in creating a fun, safe and inclusive environment.

The Respect codes of conduct are in place to ensure that everyone involved within an FA Charter Standard club or league is playing their part to give the players a positive experience.