Football South Premier League
The FootballSouth Premier League or ODT FootballSouth Premier League for sponsorship reasons is a New Zealand Association football league competition administered by FootballSouth involving football (soccer) clubs from the lower half of the South Island, New Zealand, including eight from Dunedin and one from Queenstown. The league has also previously included one club from Invercargill and an Otago youth development team.
Until 2009, the league was known as the SoccerSouth Premier League.
Read more about Football South Premier League: ODT FootballSouth Premier League Clubs – 2012, ODT FootballSouth Premier League Final Standings – 2012
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