Sussex County League Division One
Champions: Littlehampton Town · Promoted: Dorking Wanderers
Defunct · last season 2014-15 · renamed to Southern Combination Premier Division →
| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eastbourne Town | The Saffronsopened 1884 | Eastbourne101,689 people | 3,000 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| Arundel | – | ||
| Broadbridge Heath | High Wood Hill Sports Ground | Broadbridge Heath6,355 people | – |
| Chichester City | Oaklands Park | Chichester29,407 people | – |
| Crawley Down | – | ||
| Dorking Wanderers | Meadowbank Stadium, Dorking | Dorking11,158 people | – |
| East Preston | – | ||
| Eastbourne United | The Oval | Eastbourne101,689 people | – |
| Hailsham Town | – | ||
| Hassocks | The Beacon | Hassocks8,499 people | – |
| Horsham YMCA | Gorings Mead | Horsham50,934 people | – |
| Lancing | Culver Road | Lancing19,357 people | – |
| Littlehampton Town | The Sportsfield | Littlehampton32,291 people | – |
| Loxwood | – | ||
| Newhaven | Fort Road | Newhaven12,691 people | – |
| Pagham | – | ||
| Ringmer | – | ||
| Selsey | – | ||
| Shoreham | – | ||
| St Francis Rangers | – | ||
Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources