Cup Competitions
In addition to the league, clubs take part in the following cup competitions:
- Don Frost Memorial Cup
Single match between the winners of the Senior League (Mummery) Cup and the winners of the Premier Division from the previous season.
- Senior League Cup
Cup competition for all clubs in the Premier Division and Division 1. The two teams drawn together for each tie play one match with extra-time then penalties separating the sides.
- Junior League Cup
Cup competition for any side competing in Divisions 2,3,4,5 and 6 plus the reserve sides of Eastern Counties League clubs competing in the Norfolk or Suffolk county cups. The two teams drawn together for each tie play one match with extra-time then penalties separating the sides.
- Reserve League Cup
Cup competition for any of the reserve sides in Divisions 2,3,4,5 and 6.
- Norfolk Senior Cup
Norfolk's premier cup competition with all teams from Norfolk that play in the Premier Division, Division 1 and any Norfolk sides that compete in the Eastern Counties League.
- Norfolk Junior County Cup
Main cup competition for junior sides from Norfolk that compete in Divisions 2,3,4,5 and 6 of the league as well as sides from the lower leagues.
- Suffolk Senior County Cup
Open to teams from Suffolk that play in the Premier Division and Division 1 as well as Suffolk teams playing in the Eastern Counties League.
- Suffolk Junior County Cup
Cup competition for teams from Suffolk in Divisions 2,3,4,5 and 6 as well as reserve sides of clubs that are in the Eastern Counties League that are competing in the Suffolk Senior Cup.
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