Park Road (A) League, Sat 29 Nov 2008.
Mid-table obscurity six-pointer!

Hope Eagles (H) League, Sat 13 Dec 2008.
Oppo formally OTC Eagles but with cunning name change to throw their opponents :-)

New Life C (A) League, Sat 3 Jan 2009.
No room for post-New Year lethargy!

New Life C (H) League, Sat 10 Jan 2009.
Didn't we play you lot last week?

E. Lightning (A) League, Sat 24 Jan 2009.
Purley Way... Scene of many a capitulation over the years

River Church (H) League, Sat 31 Jan 2009.
Another team with a subtle name change... This lot were Ramsden last year

UCF Reserves (A) League, Sat 7 Feb 2009.
A welcome return to Stanhope Grove and its tea-at-half-time!

West Croydon (H) League, Sat 14 Feb 2009.
Yellow Titans do battle again!

C.C.Chislehurst (H) League, Sat 28 Feb 2009.
This fixtue traditionally is moved from a sodden Harvington to somewhere else where CCC muller us

Coptic Pharaohs (A) League, Sat 7 Mar 2009.
This year, Couldson Bypass, we will not be confused by you!

Park Road (H) League, Sat 14 Mar 2009.
Pendle catalogue photo opportunity...

Hope Eagles (A) League, Sat 21 Mar 2009.
Goddington Park... again... joy oh joy

Christ Church Beckenham's football team originated in the late 1970s and in 1980 they joined the newly-formed Bromley + Croydon Christian League. They are one of only two teams from those early days still taking part today.

The team has enjoyed great success over the years in both the league and it's cup competition. The team won Division 2 in 1989/90 and the following season won Division 1 at the first attempt. Cup wins followed in 1993 and 1995 to make up for three previous defeats in the final. We have won the league's sportsmanship trophy on several occasions over the years, most recently in 2007/8 where we broke the record for the highest ever average mark!

The team are currently in Division 3 of the BCCL, which is an FA-affiliated league for church-based sides in the local area. There is a great emphasis on fair play. Players do not have to be church-goers but all players respect the Christian aspect of the league, which (most of the time!) leads to enjoyable football for players, officials and spectators alike.