The Football League North and Football League South divisions of the Football League were created for one season starting in 1945.

The two Leagues consisted of all the members of The First and Second Divisions of the Football League split on a purely geographical basis. The season was instituted as a precursor to the resumption of the previous divisional split in force prior to World War II. As the war had only just finished many of the players were still away and the teams often included guests.

Sheffield United were the Champions of League North and Birmingham City were the Champions of League South.

Results and players' contributions do not tend to be included in official statistics.