Isthmian Division One South Central
Champions: Hayes & Yeading United · Promoted: Hayes & Yeading, Cheshunt (play-offs)
Split from Isthmian Division One South (2002–2018)
| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hayes & Yeading United | Skyex Community Stadiumopened 1922 | Hayes93,928 people | 6,036 |
| Tooting & Mitcham United | Imperial Fieldsopened 2002 | Mitcham214,709 people | 3,500 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| Ashford Town (Middlesex) | Robert Parker Stadium | Stanwell11,279 people | – |
| Bedfont Sports | Bedfont Recreation Ground | Bedfont | – |
| Bracknell Town | Bottom Meadow | Sandhurst20,373 people | – |
| Chalfont St Peter | – | ||
| Cheshunt | The Stadium Cheshunt | Cheshunt | – |
| Chipstead | High Road | Chipstead3,136 people | – |
| Egham Town | Runnymede Stadium | Egham7,310 people | – |
| FC Romania | – | ||
| Hanwell Town | The Powerday Stadium | London8,982,000 people | – |
| Hertford Town | Hertingfordbury Park | Hertford | – |
| Marlow | – | ||
| Molesey | Walton Road | Molesey19,088 people | – |
| Northwood | – | ||
| South Park | – | ||
| Uxbridge | Honeycroft | London8,982,000 people | – |
| Waltham Abbey | Capershotts | Waltham Abbey22,859 people | – |
| Ware | – | ||
| Westfield | Woking Parkopened 1902 | Woking62,796 people | – |
Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources