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NPL Division One South

Champions: Shaw Lane · Promoted: Shaw Lane, Witton Albion (play-offs)

Defunct · last season 2017-18

Split from NPL Division One (?–2007)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Leek TownHarrison ParkLeek20,768 people3,600
Witton AlbionWincham Parkopened 1989Northwich22,871 people2,300
Lincoln UnitedAshby AvenueLincoln97,541 people2,200
Capacity not recorded yet
AFC Rushden & Diamonds–
Basford UnitedGreenwich AvenueNottingham289,301 people–
Bedworth UnitedBedworth31,090 people–
Belper TownChristchurch MeadowBelper21,440 people–
Carlton TownBill Stokeld StadiumNottingham289,301 people–
ChasetownChasetown3,885 people–
Gresley Rovers–
Kidsgrove AthleticHollinwood RoadKidsgrove23,467 people–
Loughborough DynamoNanpantan Sports GroundLoughborough64,880 people–
Market Drayton TownGreenfields Sports GroundMarket Drayton12,588 people–
Newcastle TownLyme Valley StadiumNewcastle-under-Lyme75,082 people–
Northwich VictoriaAPEC Taxis StadiumNorthwich22,871 people–
Romulus–
Rugby TownButlin RoadRugby70,627 people–
Shaw Lane–
SheffieldHome of Football GroundSheffield518,090 people–
Spalding UnitedSir Halley Stewart FieldSpalding30,556 people–
StamfordZeeco StadiumStamford20,742 people–
Stocksbridge Park SteelsBracken MoorStocksbridge13,301 people–

Data coverage for NPL Division One South →

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