Morton Rangers was an association football club based in Shepherd's Bush.

The club entered the FA Cup once, in 1881–82, losing to the Old Foresters in the first round.

The club's starting eleven was made up of seven players who had played for St Peter's Institute the previous season, and four from the newly-defunct Clarence.

[2] The club was a founder member of the London Football Association in 1882 and lost 1–0 to Somerset in the first round of the London Senior Cup in 1884,[3] its last reported match under the name being a win in Southend against the obscure Rochford Hundred in 1886.

[6] The club played on the Uxbridge Road in Shepherd's Bush, using the Coningham Arms as its headquarters.