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NPL Division One East

Champions: Redcar Athletic · Promoted: Redcar Athletic, Emley (play-offs)

Split from NPL Division One North (?–2018), NPL Division One South (?–2018), NPL Division One North West (2019–2021), NPL Division One South East (2019–2021)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Bradford Park AvenueHorsfall Stadiumopened 1931Bradford293,277 people3,500
Lincoln UnitedAshby AvenueLincoln97,541 people2,200
HallamSandygateopened 1804Sheffield518,090 people700
Capacity not recorded yet
AshingtonWoodhorn LaneAshington28,280 people–
Bishop AucklandHeritage ParkBishop Auckland16,131 people–
Blyth SpartansCroft ParkBlyth39,769 people–
Blyth Town–
Bridlington TownQueensgateBridlington35,026 people–
Brighouse TownSt Giles RoadBrighouse32,360 people–
ConsettBelle View StadiumConsett25,812 people–
DunstonWellington RoadGateshead196,151 people–
EmleyThe Welfare GroundEmley1,434 people–
Garforth TownWheatley ParkGarforth19,811 people–
Grimsby BoroughThe Bradley Football Development CentreGrimsby88,243 people–
Heaton StanningtonGrounsell ParkHeaton–
Matlock TownCauseway LaneMatlock15,519 people–
Newton Aycliffe–
North Ferriby United–
Ossett UnitedOssett21,861 people–
Pontefract CollieriesThe Hunters StadiumPontefract30,881 people–
Redcar AthleticGreen LaneRedcar37,073 people–
SilsdenRegal Interiors StadiumSilsden8,708 people–

Data coverage for NPL Division One East →

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