Arsenal's academy is one of the most successful in England, having won seven FA Youth Cups and six Premier Academy League crowns in total. The academy and reserve teams have produced a number of international players. Arsenal had a reserve team from 1887, when they were situated in Plumstead as Royal Arsenal F.C. They moved to New Barnet in north London in 1892. They were renamed North American Football Club in 1899, before re-adopting their original name in 1902. They played their first competitive match on 15 October 1887, which ended in a 1–1 draw with Oxford University A.F.C. The club was disbanded at the end of the 1889–90 season after finishing last. They were reformed for the 1890–91 season and have been playing regularly since then without interruption. In all, they have won seven FA Youth Cups and six Premier Academy League titles. The current arrangement between Arsenal and Chelsea regarding their youth teams was agreed in 2011, just before the two clubs met in the 2011 FA Youth Cup final. It runs until the end of 2015/16, with Chelsea having the right to offer new contracts to some of the younger players. Under the terms of the agreement, any player who plays for both sides during this period will be required to make a choice when he signs his professional contract. If he picks Chelsea, he can't play for Arsenal again until his existing deal expires.