Click on links for a single match report, usually from Surrey Comet. More newspaper reports will be added in due course.

Notes:

Items shaded in grey are not known or not confirmed.

4 Sep 1920- West London Old Boys- Match was played at Fulham F.C. as their regular home ground that season.
13 Nov 1920- Kildare- Kingstonian were drawn at home but as Leyland Motors were using the ground they offered to play the match away. After negotiations Kildare gave Kingstonian a walk over.
27 Nov 1920- London General Omnibus Company- Drawn at London Generals but the agreed to switch to Kingstonian for a bigger crowd.
8 Dec 1920- London General Omnibus Company- Played at Pearl Assurance Ground, Norbiton (site of Old Kingstonians games before World War One). Abandoned after 50 minutes due to fog. London Generals were winning 2-0 at the time.
11 Dec 1920- West Norwood- Abandoned after 10 minutes of Extra Time due to bad light. There was no scoring during Extra Time.
28 Dec 1920- Walthamstow Grange- After Extra Time. Full Time score was 3-3.
8 Jan 1921- Wimbledon- Originally drawn at Kingstonian but switched to Wimbledon as Leyland Motors had ground priority.
29 Jan 1921- Walton On Thames- After Extra Time. Full Time score was 1-1.
28 Mar 1921- Leyland Motors- Charity match between the two teams sharing the ground. It is not clear who was the home team and responsible for arrangements.
25 Mar 1921- Two games were played on the same day to catch up with outstanding fixtures. Southall was played at 11am and Barnet was played at 3pm.
27 Apr 1921- Kingston Wednesday- Played at Richmond Road to raise funds for Kingston Wednesday and considered a Kingston Wednesday home game. No team was printed in newspapers, but likely to be mainly reserves as the first team had a game on the same day.
7 May 1921- Summerstown- Surrey Comet has C. Hill in the line up while Surrey Advertiser has S. Hall. As there is no other appearance by C. Hill the Surrey Advertiser name seems more likely as Hall was playing regularly in the same position.
14 May 1921- Redhill- Played at Crystal Palace FC.

9 Oct 1920- Woking- Surrey Advertiser gives first goal to Stentiford while the Surrey Comet credits this to Wright with "Stentiford making sure".
At the AGM in was stated Stentiford had scored 25 goals, while in the list above it only adds up to 24 (including giving this goal to Stentiford). Have therefore credited the goal to Stentiford.
29 Jan 1921- Walton on Thames- Surrey Advertiser gives 2nd goal to Stentiford while Surrey Comet appears to give 2nd goal to Laverick "putting the issue beyond all doubt" as it was not clear if Stentiford's
shot had gone over the line. In line with the AGM mentioned above I have credited this goal to Stentiford.

There are a handful of games where the Surrey Advertiser has a different team line up to the Surrey Comet but unless there is any obvious reason for disagreeing with the Surrey Comet I have treated
the Surrey Comet as the "paper of record".