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National League South

Champions: Torquay United · Promoted: Torquay United, Woking (play-offs)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Bath CityTwerton Parkopened 1909Bath94,092 people8,840
Torquay UnitedPlainmooropened 1921Torquay48,563 people6,500
WokingKingfield Stadiumopened 1922Woking62,796 people6,036
St Albans CityClarence Parkopened 1894St Albans82,146 people5,007
Eastbourne BoroughPriory Laneopened 1988Eastbourne101,689 people4,134
DartfordPrinces Parkopened 2006Dartford51,240 people4,100
Dulwich HamletChampion Hillopened 1912Dulwich3,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Billericay TownAGP ArenaBillericay28,562 people–
Chelmsford CityMelbourne StadiumChelmsford115,369 people–
Chippenham TownHardenhuish Park Cricket GroundChippenham36,762 people–
Concord RangersThames RoadCanvey Island38,327 people–
East Thurrock United–
Gloucester CityMeadow Park, Gloucesteropened 1986Gloucester145,563 people–
Hampton & RichmondBeveree StadiumHampton20,000 people–
Hemel Hempstead TownFocus Community ArenaHemel Hempstead94,932 people–
Hungerford TownBulpit LaneHungerford5,866 people–
Oxford CityRAW Charging StadiumOxford147,500 people–
Slough TownArbour ParkSlough119,070 people–
Truro CityTruro Sports HubTruro21,555 people–
WealdstoneGrosvenor Valeopened 1947Ruislip58,217 people–
Welling UnitedPark View Roadopened 1925Welling247,258 people–
Weston-super-MareThe Optima StadiumWeston-super-Mare76,143 people–

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