Charlton topped the Under-11 and Under-13 sections while their Under-16 teams finished fourth and sixth respectively.

Barry Simmons, Charlton Athletic Community Trust's Disabled and Mental Health Officer, said: "We've enjoyed another successful season, on and off the pitch, with all the teams doing well.

"We're already looking forward to next season, especially as we're introducing a new Under-16 team."

The Kent Junior Disability League is a small-sided, pan disability league which caters for youth players aged 8 to 16 years old. The league operates three age groups _ Under-11s, 13s and Under 16s.

Each age group is ability banded and operates a maximum four year age banding. The league is open to boys and girls.

The Football Association has granted dispensation to allow girls to play in the Under-11, Under-13 and Under-16 divisions in mixed gender teams.

Matches are played at Kicks Soccer Centre, Strood Leisure Centre, Watling Street, Strood, Rochester.

For further information on the Kent Junior Disability League or on other disability football initiatives in Kent. Contact Stephanie Gadd on 01622 792140 or e-mail Stephanie.gadd@kentfa.com