In a surprising turn of events, AFC Whyteleafe clinched the league title in the Combined Counties Premier South after both Jersey Bulls and Redhill were penalized with three-point deductions for fielding an ineligible player. Jersey Bulls topped the league with 96 points but faced sanctions, while Redhill, who finished just below them, experienced a similar fate. Consequently, Whyteleafe, who originally secured 95 points, were awarded the title and promotion to a higher league, marking a significant milestone for the club formed only four years ago. The mixed emotions of the club's manager highlighted the bittersweet nature of the situation.
This season's title in the Combined Counties Premier South was awarded to AFC Whyteleafe due to points deductions for both Jersey Bulls and Redhill for fielding an illegible player.
Whyteleafe manager Kelly Waters expressed mixed emotions regarding the championship win, feeling joy for promotion but sympathy for the affected teams, emphasizing the importance of enforcing the rules.
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