Midland League Premier Division
Champions: Ilkeston Town · Promoted: Ilkeston
Not verified yet · Details
Replaced Midland Alliance (2004–2014)
| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Worcester City | Sixways Stadiumopened 1975 | Worcester101,891 people | 12,024 |
| Coventry United | Nick Newbold Stadiumopened 2004 | Coventry362,690 people | 4,000 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| AFC Wulfrunians | – | ||
| Boldmere St Michaels | Boldmere Community Stadium | Boldmere | – |
| Coventry Sphinx | Sphinx Drive | Coventry362,690 people | – |
| Dunkirk | – | ||
| Highgate United | – | ||
| Ilkeston Town | New Manor Ground | Ilkeston40,953 people | – |
| Long Eaton United | Grange Park | Long Eaton37,760 people | – |
| Loughborough Students | Loughborough University Stadium | Loughborough64,880 people | – |
| Lye Town | Lye12,346 people | – | |
| Quorn | Farley Way Stadium | Quorndon | – |
| Romulus | – | ||
| Shepshed Dynamo | – | ||
| South Normanton Athletic | – | ||
| Sporting Khalsa | Willenhall51,429 people | – | |
| Stourport Swifts | Walshes Meadow | Stourport-on-Severn20,654 people | – |
| Walsall Wood | – | ||
| Westfields | allpay.park | Hereford53,113 people | – |
| Wolverhampton Sporting | – | ||
Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources