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Southern FL Premier Central

Champions: Harborough Town · Promoted: Harborough Town, Spalding United (play-offs)

Split from Southern FL Premier Division (?–2018)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Worcester CitySixways Stadiumopened 1975Worcester101,891 people12,024
Capacity not recorded yet
AFC SudburyThe Elite Travel StadiumSudbury23,912 people–
AlvechurchLye MeadowAlvechurch5,944 people–
Banbury UnitedBanbury Plant Hire Community StadiumBanbury46,853 people–
BarwellKirkby RoadBarwell9,152 people–
Bishop's StortfordBishop's Stortford40,955 people–
Bromsgrove SportingThe Victoria GroundBromsgrove29,237 people–
Bury TownAtalian Servest StadiumBury St Edmunds41,212 people–
Halesowen TownThe GroveHalesowen60,097 people–
Harborough TownBowden ParkMarket Harborough24,779 people–
Kettering TownLatimer ParkBurton Latimer10,440 people–
LeistonVictory RoadLeiston5,750 people–
Needham MarketEcologic Stadium at BloomfieldsNeedham Market4,745 people–
QuornFarley Way StadiumQuorndon–
Real BedfordMcMullen ParkBedford92,407 people–
Redditch UnitedThe Valley StadiumRedditch81,919 people–
Royston TownGarden WalkRoyston17,444 people–
Spalding UnitedSir Halley Stewart FieldSpalding30,556 people–
St Ives TownWestwood RoadSt Ives16,934 people–
StamfordZeeco StadiumStamford20,742 people–
StourbridgeWar Memorial Athletic GroundStourbridge63,298 people–
Stratford TownThe Arden Garages StadiumStratford-upon-Avon30,495 people–

Data coverage for Southern FL Premier Central →

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