Wessex Premier Division
Champions: Portland United · Promoted: Moneyfields
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| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Newport (Isle of Wight) | St George's Parkopened 1888 | Newport23,957 people | 3,200 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| AFC Portchester | Wicor Recreation Ground | Portchester17,789 people | – |
| Alresford Town | – | ||
| Amesbury Town | Amesbury12,995 people | – | |
| Andover Town | – | ||
| Bashley | Bashley Road | Bashley731 people | – |
| Bemerton Heath Harlequins | Moon Park | Salisbury45,477 people | – |
| Blackfield & Langley | – | ||
| Bournemouth | Victoria Park | Bournemouth187,503 people | – |
| Brockenhurst | Meadens Skoda Arena | Brockenhurst3,484 people | – |
| Cowes Sports | Westwood Park | Cowes10,445 people | – |
| Fareham Town | Cams Alders Stadium | Fareham42,640 people | – |
| Fawley | – | ||
| Hamworthy United | – | ||
| Horndean | The Stanley Chase Stadium | Horndean13,488 people | – |
| Lymington Town | – | ||
| Moneyfields | John Jenkins Stadium | Portsmouth248,440 people | – |
| Portland United | Camp & Satherley Stadium | The Grove | – |
| Sholing | Mackoy Stadium | Southampton271,173 people | – |
| Solent University | – | ||
| Verwood Town | – | ||
| Whitchurch United | – | ||
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