Everything you need to know about the current season are in the sections below and our Website & Systems Guide is a useful summary. For guides regarding the FA's Club Portal click here.
Our dedicated registration pages will take you through the process step by step, but we understand you may have questions about joining that are specific to your circumstances, so you can make an enquiry there too. Please remember you must talk with your current league if you have one.
All clubs must submit a signed and dated Rule 10 Agreement (previously Rule 7) or have a duly authorised Club Officer sign electronically when registering the Club with SSYFL.
All team contacts register in our team contacts member system to ensure data is stored and shared securely. To submit your contact details and gain access to others, register on this system.
Yes, we have used a third party membership system which ensures your data is stored and shared securely. Find out more about how we use data and your rights on the SSYFL data privacy notice.
We will be pleased to consider late entries, even after the season has started. Whether we can help depends on the nature of your enquiry, how far our season has progressed, and your current circumstances e.g. if you are a new team, or an existing team playing elsewhere. If interested, make sure your Club Committee are aware and support your intentions, and then submit an enquiry form to register@ssyfl.org and we will get back to you. If your team already plays in another league, it is important that you discuss your situation with your current league before contacting us, this may be able to address your reasons for considering a move.
Officially it’s 31st March with management committee discretion to approve later.
Standard fixture formats, match durations, pitch, and equipment information etc. for all age groups are covered in the league rules and The FA's grassroots guide.
All fixtures and results are maintained on the FA's Full-Time system. Simply select your age group and division in the dropdown.
Our Referee page provides information on Referee arrangements, covering responsibilities, appointment tools, fees, and more.
Our key points covering responsibilities, SMS result texts, published and unpublished results, and more.
Yes, sin bins are mandatory for all and coaches/managers/officials must have attended a course through their County FA. More information on the Surrey FA's website.
A summary of IFAB rules can be found here.