Original sentence: Following their formation, both Hinckley AFC and Leicester Road attempted to secure the right to use Leicester Road Stadium.In 2021 the club were promoted and transferred to the Premier Division South of the United Counties League based on their results in the abandoned 2019–20 and 2020–21 seasons.Leicester Road were ultimately successful in purchasing the stadium, with Hinckley AFC having to groundshare at Heather St John's.They were runners-up in their first season, earning promotion to Division One, where they would play Hinckley AFC for the first time.When Hinckley United folded in October 2013, two clubs were formed to replace them; Hinckley AFC were established in October, while Leicester Road were established on 4 November 2013
Edited sentence: Directors of Leicester Road did meet with officials of Hinckley AFC in May 2014 and offered them the opportunity to groundshare but the offer was rejected outright.Establishing Leicester Road Football Club as the official Phoenix Club enabled all the squads (over 100 youths and juniors) to continue their football development seamlessly without any impact from the liquidation to complete an otherwise successful season.Following the demise of Hinckley United Football Club after they went into voluntary liquidation in October 2013, Leicester Road Football Club was formed on 9th October 2013 and incorporated on 4th November 2013  by the four surviving directors of the former club.In 2021 the club were promoted and transferred to the Premier Division South of the United Counties League based on the results from the null and void 2019–20 and 2020–21 curtailed seasons.Leicester Road Football still has four players from the 2014 treble winning Youth Team that are members of the senior squad.Local agitators aligned to Hinckley AFC then attempted to provoke a number claims which all paled into insignificance  leaving Hinckley AFC homeless until they agreed to groundshare at Heather St John's.The former club's Head of Football Development and all his staff were inherited along with the U21, U18, U16, U15 and U14 squads into the newly formed Leicester Road Football Club family.The senior squad was established from the U21’s and applied for membership of the National League System.Their core belief was that they should be allowed to use Leicester Road for their home games and attempted to secure the right to use Leicester Road Stadium.There are also eight players who have played over 250 games for the club.This allowed the U18 Youth Team to complete an unprecedented treble consisting of the Midland Floodlit Youth League Premier Division North, Midland Floodlit Youth League Cup and Leicestershire County Cup whilst both the U16's and U15's reached the finals of their respective Midland Junior Premier League Cups.We finished runners-up in our first season, earning promotion to Division One, where we would play Hinckley AFC for the first time.Whilst Leicester Road Football Club started life firmly based a Leicester Road Stadium which was immediately renamed as such due to the demised relationship between the brewery and the former club, another club called Hinckley AFC was formed by supporters reportedly with an affinity to the former Hinckley Athletic Football Club