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Isthmian Division One South Central

Champions: Leatherhead · Promoted: Leatherhead, Hanworth Villa (play-offs)

Split from Isthmian Division One South (2002–2018)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Hayes & Yeading UnitedSkyex Community Stadiumopened 1922Hayes93,928 people6,036
KingstonianKingsmeadowopened 1989Kingston upon Thames10,107 people4,850
Harrow BoroughRogers Family Stadiumopened 1934Harrow250,149 people3,070
Capacity not recorded yet
AFC PortchesterWicor Recreation GroundPortchester17,789 people–
Ascot UnitedAscot RacecourseSunninghill and Ascot13,016 people–
Bedfont SportsBedfont Recreation GroundBedfont–
BinfieldHill Farm LaneBinfield9,938 people–
Bognor Regis TownNyewood LaneBognor Regis25,020 people–
Egham TownRunnymede StadiumEgham7,310 people–
Fareham TownCams Alders StadiumFareham42,640 people–
Hanworth VillaHanworth–
Hartley WintneyThe Memorial Playing FieldsHartley Wintney5,925 people–
HendonSilver Jubilee ParkKingsbury29,217 people–
HorndeanThe Stanley Chase StadiumHorndean13,488 people–
LeatherheadFetcham GroveLeatherhead11,316 people–
Littlehampton TownThe SportsfieldLittlehampton32,291 people–
Metropolitan PoliceImber CourtMolesey19,088 people–
MoneyfieldsJohn Jenkins StadiumPortsmouth248,440 people–
Raynes Park ValePrince George's Playing FieldsRaynes Park9,738 people–
South Park–
Southall–
WestfieldWoking Parkopened 1902Woking62,796 people–

Data coverage for Isthmian Division One South Central →

Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources