National League South

• England

Champions: Lewes · Promoted: Lewes, Eastbourne Borough

Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
Newport County	Rodney Paradeopened 1877	Newport159,600 people	9,097
Bath City	Twerton Parkopened 1909	Bath94,092 people	8,840
Sutton United	Gander Green Laneopened 1912	Sutton58,880 people	7,032
Hayes & Yeading United	Skyex Community Stadiumopened 1922	Hayes93,928 people	6,036
Dorchester Town	The Avenue Stadiumopened 1990	Dorchester21,358 people	5,009
St Albans City	Clarence Parkopened 1894	St Albans82,146 people	5,007
Bromley	Hayes Laneopened 1938	London8,982,000 people	5,000
Braintree Town	Cressing Roadopened 1923	Braintree43,215 people	4,151
Eastbourne Borough	Priory Laneopened 1988	Eastbourne101,689 people	4,134
Fisher Athletic	Champion Hillopened 1912	London8,982,000 people	3,000
Lewes	The Dripping Panopened 1885	Lewes16,714 people	3,000
Maidenhead United	York Roadopened 1871	Maidenhead63,580 people	3,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Basingstoke Town	Charters Community Stadium	Basingstoke107,355 people	–
Bishop's Stortford		Bishop's Stortford40,955 people	–
Bognor Regis Town	Nyewood Lane	Bognor Regis25,020 people	–
Cambridge City	Sawston Community Stadium	Sawston7,271 people	–
Eastleigh	Ten Acresopened 1957	Eastleigh78,716 people	–
Hampton & Richmond	Beveree Stadium	Hampton20,000 people	–
Havant & Waterlooville	Westleigh Park	Havant45,826 people	–
Thurrock			–
Welling United	Park View Roadopened 1925	Welling247,258 people	–
Weston-super-Mare	The Optima Stadium	Weston-super-Mare76,143 people	–

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