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Southern FL Premier South

Champions: Walton & Hersham · Promoted: Walton & Hersham, Farnham Town (play-offs)

Split from Southern FL Premier Division (?–2018)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
WeymouthBob Lucas Stadiumopened 1987Weymouth53,046 people6,600
Dorchester TownThe Avenue Stadiumopened 1990Dorchester21,358 people5,009
Walton & HershamStompond Lane Sports GroundWalton-on-Thames66,566 people2,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Basingstoke TownCharters Community StadiumBasingstoke107,355 people–
BerkhamstedBroadwaterBerkhamsted18,781 people–
Bracknell TownBottom MeadowSandhurst20,373 people–
Chertsey TownAlwyns Lane Football GroundChertsey15,967 people–
Evesham UnitedThe Spiers & Hartwell Jubilee StadiumEvesham27,684 people–
Farnham TownThe Memorial GroundFarnham25,604 people–
Gloucester CityMeadow Park, Gloucesteropened 1986Gloucester145,563 people–
Gosport BoroughPrivett ParkGosport71,529 people–
Hanwell TownThe Powerday StadiumLondon8,982,000 people–
Havant & WaterloovilleWestleigh ParkHavant45,826 people–
Hungerford TownBulpit LaneHungerford5,866 people–
Plymouth ParkwayManadon Sports HubPlymouth267,918 people–
Poole TownTatnam GroundPoole144,800 people–
SholingMackoy StadiumSouthampton271,173 people–
Taunton TownCygnet Health Care StadiumTaunton60,479 people–
Tiverton TownThe Slee Blackwell Solicitors Stadium/LadysmeadTiverton22,291 people–
UxbridgeHoneycroftLondon8,982,000 people–
Wimborne TownThe Cuthbury StadiumWimborne Minster9,059 people–
Yate TownThe Jelf StadiumYate23,701 people–

Data coverage for Southern FL Premier South →

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