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2002–03 Football Conference

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Football league season
Football Conference
Season2002–03[1][2]
ChampionsYeovil Town (1stFootball Conference title)
Direct promotionYeovil Town
Promoted through play-offsDoncaster Rovers
FA Trophy winnersBurscough
(Northern Premier League Premier Division) (1stFA Trophy title)
Relegated toLevel 6Kettering Town,
Nuneaton Borough,
Southport
Matches462
Goals1,342 (2.9 per match)
Top goalscorerPaul Barnes(Doncaster Rovers), 25
Biggest home winYeovil –Southport 6–0 (5 October 2002)
Biggest away winWoking –Morecambe 0–6 (22 February 2003)
Highest scoringBurton Albion –Telford 4–7 (8 February 2003)
Longest winning run?
Longest unbeaten run?
Longest losing run?
Highest attendanceYeovil Town vChester City, 8,111 (26 April 2003)
Lowest attendance?
Average attendance1,616 (+ 18% compared with the previous season)

The 2002–03 Football Conference season was the 24th season of theFootball Conference.

Overview

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This season the number of teams promoted to theFootball League Division Three was increased from one to two, andplay-offs were introduced to determine the second team to be promoted, along with the Conference champions. The bottom three, as usual, were relegated to either theNorthern Premier League, theSouthern Premier League or theIsthmian League.

Yeovil Town clinched the league title and won promotion to theFootball League Division Three.

Doncaster Rovers also earned promotion toDivision Three following their 3–2 play-off win overDagenham & Redbridge, duringextra time with asudden death goal in the 110th minute.

The regular season began on 17 August 2002, and ended on 26 April 2003.

Changes since the previous season

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Final league table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1Yeovil Town(C, P)422811310037+6395Promotion to theFootball League Third Division
2Morecambe42239108642+4478Qualification for theFootball Conference play-offs
3Doncaster Rovers(O, P)42221287347+2678
4Chester City42211295931+2875
5Dagenham & Redbridge42219127159+1272
6Hereford United42197166451+1364
7Scarborough421810146354+964
8Halifax Town421810145051−164
9Forest Green Rovers42178176162−159
10Margate421511166066−656
11Barnet421314156568−353
12Stevenage Borough421410186155+652
13Farnborough Town421312175756+151
14Northwich Victoria421312176672−651
15Telford United42147215469−1549
16Burton Albion421310195277−2549
17Gravesend & Northfleet421212186273−1148
18Leigh RMI42146224471−2748
19Woking421114175281−2947
20Nuneaton Borough(R)42137225178−2746Relegation to theSouthern League Premier Division
21Southport(R)421112195469−1545Relegation to theNorthern Premier League Premier Division
22Kettering Town(R)4287273773−3631Relegation to theIsthmian League Premier Division
Source:[1]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Locations

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Locations of theFootball Conference 2002–2003 teams
Locations of theFootball Conference London teams 2002–2003

Results

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Home \ AwayBARBRTCHED&RDONFARFGRGRNHALHERKETLEIMARMORNORNUNSCASOUSTBTELWOKYEO
Barnet2–20–32–11–21–22–01–40–02–10–24–00–11–13–42–13–03–10–23–00–02–1
Burton Albion0–32–00–01–22–02–31–12–22–02–00–10–11–41–11–01–11–01–24–70–21–1
Chester City1–12–15–21–00–20–11–12–00–10–02–15–02–12–31–20–02–02–04–12–22–2
Dagenham & Redbridge5–11–21–03–31–03–14–00–01–03–13–13–01–12–01–21–00–33–21–11–10–4
Doncaster Rovers2–11–00–05–11–01–04–10–01–03–13–13–01–12–01–21–00–33–21–11–10–4
Farnborough Town2–25–11–21–00–00–31–13–02–20–11–04–12–33–20–21–12–10–12–25–02–4
Forest Green Rovers4–42–00–25–21–23–12–10–21–31–04–14–11–01–06–10–00–20–31–13–22–1
Gravesend & Northfleet2–23–20–11–22–20–01–11–03–00–21–31–23–21–14–15–21–32–10–24–22–4
Halifax Town2–40–10–03–32–11–01–12–11–04–01–02–21–00–53–12–13–41–02–01–12–3
Hereford United4–04–00–02–12–42–11–13–01–12–00–12–31–21–22–10–10–22–22–05–00–0
Kettering Town1–21–20–11–30–21–42–31–10–12–30–11–13–22–23–01–31–01–02–40–30–1
Leigh RMI4–24–20–41–30–23–21–00–00–20–22–22–01–01–11–10–21–12–10–31–02–4
Margate2–20–00–10–12–10–03–04–22–10–22–22–01–14–41–13–11–01–11–12–11–2
Morecambe1–15–01–12–13–01–14–02–02–03–11–02–13–03–13–23–13–03–11–05–01–2
Northwich Victoria1–11–31–10–21–22–22–11–20–22–21–20–11–03–23–10–22–11–12–11–31–2
Nuneaton Borough3–21–21–01–30–30–23–20–12–00–31–00–13–21–11–41–13–23–01–01–11–1
Scarborough1–14–10–10–12–51–03–03–20–12–14–12–03–21–04–14–12–21–21–41–12–1
Southport2–12–21–32–30–40–02–21–12–01–20–04–20–22–31–11–01–13–21–15–10–1
Stevenage Borough1–20–10–12–02–35–00–01–00–10–22–03–11–31–12–23–11–13–01–31–12–2
Telford United2–10–20–11–24–40–20–12–11–20–12–01–11–00–31–01–20–22–01–31–00–5
Woking0–02–21–00–02–21–11–02–32–11–22–13–01–50–62–32–12–11–11–53–01–1
Yeovil Town0–06–11–12–21–12–01–02–23–04–04–03–12–12–02–13–21–06–02–13–04–0
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source:[1] Soccerbase
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Play-offs

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Main article:2003 Football Conference play-off Final

TheConference National play-offs determine the second team that will be promoted to theFootball League Division Three. The teams placed second through fifth qualify for the play-offs. The semi-finals are played in a two-leg, home and away format, while the final is played as one leg, and this season it was held on 10 May 2003 atBritannia Stadium,Stoke, before a crowd of 13,092.

Semi-finals
1st leg – 1 May 2003; 2nd leg – 5 May 2003		Final atBritannia Stadium,
Stoke-on-Trent 10 May 2003
        
3rdDoncaster Rovers (pen.)112 (4)
4thChester City112 (3)
3rdDoncaster Rovers (a.e.t.),golden goal)3
5thDagenham & Redbridge2
2ndMorecambe123 (2)
5thDagenham & Redbridge (pen.)213 (3)

Source:[1]

Semifinals

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1st Leg
Doncaster Rovers1–1Chester City
Report
Attendance: 6,857
2nd Leg
Chester City1–1 (a.e.t.)Doncaster Rovers
Report
Penalties
3–4
Attendance: 5,702
Referee: Atkinson

Doncaster Rovers win 4–3 on penalties after tying 2–2 on Aggregate.

1st Leg
Dagenham & Redbridge2–1Morecambe
Report
Attendance: 3,447
2nd Leg
Morecambe2–1 (a.e.t.)Dagenham & Redbridge
Report
Penalties
2–3
Attendance: 5,405
Referee: Foster

Dagenham & Redbridge win 3–2 on penalties after tying 3–3 on Aggregate.

Play-Off Final

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Dagenham & Redbridge2–3 (a.e.t.)Doncaster Rovers
Attendance: 13,092

Top scorers in order of league goals

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RankPlayerClubLeaguePlay-offsFA CupFA TrophyLDVTotal
1Paul BarnesDoncaster Rovers25120028
2Kirk JacksonYeovil Town24011127
3Gregg BlundellDoncaster Rovers20002022
4Junior AgogoBarnet20000020
5Wayne CurtisMorecambe18000018
6Dino MaamriaStevenage Borough17010018
=Daryl ClareChester City17000017
8Mark SteinDagenham & Redbridge16302021
=Christian MooreBurton Albion16020018
=Steve WestDagenham & Redbridge16001017
=David BrownTelford United16001017
12Neil GraysonForest Green Rovers15005020
=Mark QuayleChester City15010016
14Warren PatmoreWoking14002016
=Paul MooreTelford United14001015
16Kayode OdejayiForest Green Rovers13012016
=Lee ElamMorecambe13011015
=Kevin GallYeovil Town13001014
=Steve GuinanHereford United13000013

Source:[1]

References

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  1. ^abcdSky Sports Football Yearbook 2003–2004. Glenda Rollin & Jack Rollin (eds.), Headline, 2003.
  2. ^Soccerbase

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