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National League North

Champions: Alfreton Town · Promoted: Alfreton, AFC Telford (play-offs)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Worcester CitySixways Stadiumopened 1975Worcester101,891 people12,024
Boston UnitedYork Streetopened 1933Boston64,600 people6,643
Stalybridge CelticBower FoldStalybridge26,830 people6,500
AFC Telford UnitedNew Bucks Headopened 2003Telford142,723 people6,300
Hinckley UnitedDe Montfort Parkopened 2005Hinckley50,712 people4,329
Gainsborough TrinityThe NortholmeGainsborough20,536 people4,304
GuiseleyNethermoor Parkopened 1909Guiseley64,000 people4,200
Harrogate TownWetherby Roadopened 1920Harrogate73,576 people3,800
Alfreton TownNorth Streetopened 1959Alfreton8,794 people3,600
Solihull MoorsDamson ParkSolihull206,674 people3,050
DroylsdenButcher's Arms GroundDroylsden23,689 people3,000
Stafford RangersMarston Roadopened 1896Stafford70,592 people3,000
WorkingtonBorough Parkopened 1937Workington25,448 people2,500
Capacity not recorded yet
Blyth SpartansCroft ParkBlyth39,769 people–
Corby TownSteel ParkCorby62,341 people–
Eastwood TownCoronation ParkEastwood18,887 people–
Gloucester CityMeadow Park, Gloucesteropened 1986Gloucester145,563 people–
Hyde United–
Ilkeston TownNew Manor GroundIlkeston40,953 people–
Nuneaton TownLiberty Way Sports GroundsNuneaton86,552 people–
Redditch UnitedThe Valley StadiumRedditch81,919 people–
Vauxhall Motors–

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