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NPL Premier Division

Champions: Chester · Promoted: Chester, Bradford Park (play-offs)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Hednesford TownKeys ParkHednesford18,702 people6,039
ChesterDeva Stadiumopened 1992Chester87,507 people6,000
Ashton UnitedHurst Cross StadiumAshton-under-Lyne45,198 people4,500
FC United of ManchesterBroadhurst Parkopened 2015Manchester547,627 people4,400
ChorleyVictory Parkopened 1920Chorley38,420 people4,100
Bradford Park AvenueHorsfall Stadiumopened 1931Bradford293,277 people3,500
Stafford RangersMarston Roadopened 1896Stafford70,592 people3,000
Kendal TownPye Motors StadiumKendal29,594 people2,400
Capacity not recorded yet
Burscough–
BuxtonThe SilverlandsBuxton20,048 people–
ChasetownChasetown3,885 people–
Frickley AthleticWestfield LaneSouth Elmsall7,566 people–
Marine–
Matlock TownCauseway LaneMatlock15,519 people–
MickleoverStation RoadMickleover18,000 people–
Nantwich TownSwansway StadiumNantwich14,051 people–
North Ferriby United–
Northwich VictoriaAPEC Taxis StadiumNorthwich22,871 people–
Rushall OlympicDales LaneWalsall67,594 people–
Stocksbridge Park SteelsBracken MoorStocksbridge13,301 people–
Whitby TownTurnbull GroundWhitby13,130 people–
Worksop TownWindsor Foodservice StadiumWorksop44,733 people–

Data coverage for NPL Premier Division →

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