The final 20 teams from Watford Observer's junior football photo special
This week the Watford Observer published a special 16-page supplement featuring those clubs and schools who sent us their pictures for inclusion.
The final set of 21 teams are pictured below.
The first batch were published on this website on Saturday and can be seen here, while the second set can be viewed via this link.
Fullerians Kestrels U12's (Image: Supplied)
Hemel Hempstead Town Youth U9 Blues (Image: Supplied)
Kings Langley U9 Whites (Image: Supplied)
Kings Langley U12 Girls (Image: Supplied)
London Colney Youth U10 Pumas (Image: Supplied)
Northwood Green U11's (Image: Supplied)
Northwood Youth FC Girls U11's (Image: Supplied)
Northwood Youth U8 Whites (Image: Supplied)
Northwood Youth U10 Blue (Image: Supplied)
Sarratt CofE School (Image: Supplied)
Sarratt CofE School (Image: Supplied)
Sarratt CofE School (Image: Supplied)
St Hilda's School, Bushey (Image: Supplied)
St Hilda's School, Bushey (Image: Supplied)
St Hilda's School, Bushey (Image: Supplied)
The Grove Academy, Watford (Boys' Team) (Image: Supplied)
The Grove Academy, Watford (Girls' Team) (Image: Supplied)
Watford St John's CofE Primary School (Image: Supplied)
Watford Stags FC U15's (Image: Supplied)
Watford Youth Sports U13's (Image: Supplied)
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