West Midlands Football
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About West Midlands Football
The West Midlands and the Black Country are heartlands of English football. Birmingham is home to Aston Villa (1874) and Birmingham City (1875), while Wolverhampton Wanderers (1877) and West Bromwich Albion (1878) hail from the Black Country. Below the professional level, the Midland Football League, West Midlands (Regional) League and Staffordshire leagues provide a strong non-league pyramid. Many clubs were founded by factory workers and churchgoers in the industrial heyday of the region.
West Midlands Football — FAQ
The West Midlands has hundreds of football clubs across all levels. Birmingham alone has dozens of non-league clubs competing in the Midland League, Birmingham & District League and various county leagues.
The Midland Football League operates at Steps 5-6 of the NLS and covers clubs primarily from the West Midlands, Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire.