Sunday league football is the term used in Britain to describe the amateur football played on parks around the country, typically on a Sunday. The term comes from a time when domestic professional and National Leagues matches all used to take place on a Saturday, before the FA attempted to eradicate away supporters by introducing early and late kick-offs, midweek games and worst of all: the Friday evening kickoff. Sunday league is also known as park football, pub leagues and the Scottish Premier League.