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2020–21 National League

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Football league season
National League
Season2020–21
Dates3 October 2020 – 29 May 2021
ChampionsSutton United
PromotedHartlepool United
RelegatedN/A
Top goalscorerMichael Cheek (21 goals)
Biggest home winChesterfield 6–0Barnet
(12 December 2020)
Biggest away winWealdstone 0–6Maidenhead United
(20 April 2021)
Highest scoringWealdstone 2–7Hartlepool United
17 April 2021)

The2020–21 National League season, known as theVanarama National League for sponsorship reasons, was the sixth season underEnglish football's new title of theNational League, the seventeenth season consisting of three divisions, and the forty-second season overall.

The season followed the curtailed2019–20 season, in which the league phase was uncompleted due to theCOVID-19 pandemic[1] and the play-offs only completed by 2 August 2020.[2] Reflecting the late end to the previous season and aiming at maximising the likelihood of fans being present in stadiums when the season starts, the 2020–21 National League began on 3 October 2020.[3] The planned increase of the North and South divisions to 24 teams was scheduled to take place for 2021–22, meaning only two from the North and one from the South were to be relegated to the premier divisions of theNorthern Premier League,Southern League Central or South, orIsthmian League.[4] However, owing to the cessation and voidance of the 2020–21 seasons for the North and South divisions, promotion and relegation was suspended.[5] For that reason, the expansion plans were deferred to 2022–23,[6] when they would be implemented before that season.

National League

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Football league season
National League
Season2020–21

On 16 September 2020,Macclesfield Town folded as a result of debts, and were expelled from the National League on 29 September.[7] As the club folded before the season started, no records were expunged.[8]

Due to Macclesfield's closure, only 23 clubs took part in the 2020–21 season and a maximum of three clubs were to be relegated instead of the usual four. However, on 26 March 2021, having not fulfilled a fixture since 30 January, Dover Athletic's results were expunged and the club deducted 12 points for the 2021–22 season. Therefore the season is set to complete with 22 clubs playing fixtures.

Additionally, following the National League North and South divisions being declared null and void on 18 February, no teams were relegated this season.[5]

Promotion and relegation

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Team changes

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To National League

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Promoted from2019–20 National League North

Promoted from2019–20 National League South

Relegated from2019–20 League Two

From National League

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Promoted to2020–21 League Two

Relegated to2020–21 National League North

Relegated to2020–21 National League South

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the 2020–21 National League clubs (Greater London shown in more detail below)
Locations of the 2020–21 National League clubs (Greater London)
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
Aldershot TownAldershotRecreation Ground7,200
AltrinchamAltrinchamMoss Lane7,700
BarnetLondon(Canons Park)The Hive Stadium6,418
Boreham WoodBorehamwoodMeadow Park4,502
BromleyLondon(Bromley)Hayes Lane5,300
ChesterfieldChesterfieldProact Stadium10,504
Dagenham & RedbridgeLondon(Dagenham)Victoria Road6,078
Dover AthleticDoverCrabble Athletic Ground5,745
EastleighEastleighTen Acres5,250
FC Halifax TownHalifaxThe Shay10,400
Hartlepool UnitedHartlepoolVictoria Park7,856
King's Lynn TownKing's LynnThe Walks8,200
Maidenhead UnitedMaidenheadYork Road4,000
Notts CountyNottinghamMeadow Lane19,588
Solihull MoorsSolihullDamson Park5,500
Stockport CountyStockportEdgeley Park10,852
Sutton UnitedLondon(Sutton)Gander Green Lane5,013
Torquay UnitedTorquayPlainmoor6,500
WealdstoneLondon(Ruislip)Grosvenor Vale4,085
WeymouthWeymouthBob Lucas Stadium6,600
WokingWokingKingfield Stadium6,036
WrexhamWrexhamRacecourse Ground10,771
Yeovil TownYeovilHuish Park9,566

Personnel and sponsoring

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TeamManager1CaptainKit manufacturerShirt sponsor
Aldershot TownDanny SearleLewis KinsellaErreàBridges Estate Agents
AltrinchamPhil ParkinsonJake MoultSK KitsJ Davidson Ltd
BarnetSimon BasseyJames DunneJakoCanon
Boreham WoodLuke GarrardMark RickettsPumaBarnet and Southgate College
BromleyAndy WoodmanJack HollandMacronSouthwark Metals
ChesterfieldJames RoweJonathan SmithPumaTechnique Learning Solutions
Dagenham & RedbridgeDaryl McMahonKenny ClarkNikeWest & Coe
Dover AthleticAndy HessenthalerSam WoodKappaGSH Group
EastleighBen StrevensDanny HollandsKappaUtilita
FC Halifax TownPete WildNathan ClarkeAdidas[9]CORE Facility Services (Home)
Nuie (Away)
Hartlepool UnitedDave ChallinorRyan DonaldsonO'NeillsPrestige Group Ltd
King's Lynn TownIan CulverhouseAaron JonesKappaBarsby Produce
Maidenhead UnitedAlan DevonshireAlan MasseyUhlsportG&L Scientific
Notts CountyIan BurchnallMichael DoylePumaSharpes of Nottingham
Solihull MoorsMark YatesKyle StorerSurridgeJohn Shepherd Estate Agents
Stockport CountySimon RuskSam MinihanPumaPioneer Group
Sutton UnitedMatt GrayCraig EastmondMacronAngel Plastics
Torquay UnitedGary JohnsonAsa HallNikeNo Sponsor
WealdstoneStuart MaynardJerome OkimoMacronGPF Lewis
WeymouthBrian StockJosh WakefieldUmbroTerras Family
WokingAlan DowsonJosh CaseyMacronAbstract Plans
WrexhamDean KeatesShaun PearsonMacronIfor Williams Trailers
Yeovil TownDarren SarllVacant1MacronAdam Stansfield Foundation
  1. ^ Yeovil Town club captainLee Collins died on 31 March 2021 at the age of 32.[10]

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
BarnetDarren CurrieResigned12 August 2020Pre-seasonPeter Beadle22 August 2020
WeymouthMark MolesleySigned bySouthend United13 August 2020Brian Stock4 September 2020
ChesterfieldJohn PembertonSacked18 November 202021stJames Rowe26 November 2020
BarnetPeter Beadle13 December 202020thTim Flowers14 December 2020
Stockport CountyJim Gannon21 January 20214thSimon Rusk27 January 2021
WealdstoneDean BrennanResigned2 February 202118thStuart Maynard11 March 2021
Solihull MoorsJames ShanSacked10 March 202117thMark Yates11 March 2021
BarnetTim Flowers22ndSimon Bassey7 April 2021
Notts CountyNeal Ardley24 March 20216thIan Burchnall25 March 2021
BromleyNeil Smith25 March 20217thAndy Woodman29 March 2021

National League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Sutton United(C, P)4225987236+3684Promotion toEFL League Two
2Torquay United42231186839+2980Qualification for theNational League play-off semi-finals
3Stockport County42211476932+3777
4Hartlepool United(O, P)422210106643+2376Qualification for the National League play-off quarter-finals
5Notts County422010126241+2170
6Chesterfield42216156043+1769
7Bromley421912116353+1069
8Wrexham421911126443+2168
9Eastleigh421812124940+966
10FC Halifax Town42198156354+965
11Solihull Moors42197165848+1064
12Dagenham & Redbridge42179165348+560
13Maidenhead United421511166260+256
14Boreham Wood421316135248+455
15Aldershot Town42157205966−752
16Yeovil Town42157205868−1052
17Altrincham421211194660−1447
18Weymouth42116254571−2639
19Wealdstone42107254999−5037
20Woking4289254269−2733
21King's Lynn Town42710255098−4831Reprieved from relegation[a]
22Barnet4287273788−5131
23Dover Athletic00000000[b]Results expunged
24Macclesfield Town00000000[c]Club expelled and folded
Source:National League official site
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Number of matches won; 5) Head-to-head results[11]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted
Notes:
  1. ^Due to the cancellation of both the National North and South seasons, there was no relegation from the National League in the 2020-21 season.
  2. ^Dover Athletic refused to play matches due to a lack of promised funding starting with their fixture on 30 January 2021. On 26 March 2021, it was announced the club would play no part in the rest of the season and all results would be expunged.
  3. ^Macclesfield were deducted 17 points for entering into an insolvency event the previous season, before being expelled from the league on 29 September 2020. At the time of their expulsion before the 2020–21 National League Season, they had played no matches.


Results table

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Home \ AwayALDALTBRNBORBROCHEDAGEASHALHARKINMDHNOTSOLSTOSUTTORWEAWEYWOKWREYEO
Aldershot—2–12–13–32–30–12–11–31–31–31–10–01–01–31–21–21–42–00–23–03–02–0
Altrincham1–2—2–32–30–13–20–11–10–11–13–02–01–10–21–10–40–02–00–01–01–24–3
Barnet3–11–2—0–31–30–20–21–52–10–00–22–01–40–21–22–00–20–01–00–20–21–4
Boreham3–20–10–0—1–10–00–11–20–02–25–11–42–22–20–30–00–03–11–01–02–32–3
Bromley2–03–12–21–1—1–21–01–21–21–02–02–21–01–00–21–31–22–23–22–21–11–2
Chesterfield0–01–06–00–01–2—2–11–01–21–24–11–22–31–01–20–10–20–01–04–02–13–0
Dagenham & R0–20–11–22–21–02–2—2–03–00–13–22–10–03–20–21–21–01–01–13–11–10–0
Eastleigh2–21–13–01–01–20–13–0—1–02–10–10–12–01–11–01–02–12–00–00–01–11–0
Halifax1–03–25–20–11–21–22–03–1—1–14–22–31–11–00–12–21–20–13–21–00–41–1
Hartlepool U2–11–11–01–20–03–12–10–03–1—2–02–42–02–04–01–00–53–14–01–00–12–1
King's Lynn4–42–05–10–31–41–20–32–11–12–2—0–00–11–10–40–10–02–32–23–20–22–2
Maidenhead2–40–10–00–12–22–02–10–11–20–42–3—0–43–10–00–34–14–00–12–12–24–2
Notts C0–13–14–20–12–20–13–10–11–20–12–22–3—2–01–03–20–03–03–01–01–02–0
Solihull Moors1–04–01–01–00–12–10–12–02–12–05–01–12–1—0–50–01–23–02–12–11–05–1
Stockport C0–02–22–11–10–02–01–13–02–11–14–02–20–00–0—0–22–24–01–21–12–01–0
Sutton Un3–12–21–02–03–20–11–13–01–03–05–13–00–14–11–1—0–14–12–03–20–02–1
Torquay2–11–22–21–10–02–10–13–12–30–11–02–12–22–01–00–0—1–12–11–03–16–1
Wealdstone3–41–05–11–00–13–20–50–01–22–73–10–60–11–42–53–31–2—2–10–14–30–2
Weymouth0–32–10–21–32–11–22–31–11–51–02–12–10–10–01–00–13–44–0—0–12–30–3
Woking0–11–14–10–03–41–42–00–00–03–03–00–02–42–11–40–10–22–42–4—0–41–1
Wrexham1–00–10–02–13–00–02–22–20–00–05–30–10–12–10–34–00–14–12–02–0—3–0
Yeovil T3–02–03–11–01–20–11–01–30–31–33–10–02–23–00–11–22–12–23–12–10–1—
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source:National League Results Grid
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
For upcoming matches, an "a" indicates there is an article about the rivalry between the two participants.

Play-offs

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Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
2Torquay United4
5Notts County35Notts County2
6Chesterfield22Torquay United1 (4)
4Hartlepool United1 (5)
3Stockport County0
4Hartlepool United34Hartlepool United1
7Bromley2

Quarter-finals

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Notts County vChesterfield
5 June 2021 (2021-06-05)Notts County3–2ChesterfieldNottingham
16:00
ReportStadium:Meadow Lane
Attendance: 4,569
Hartlepool United vBromley
6 June 2021 (2021-06-06)Hartlepool United3–2BromleyHartlepool
14:30
Report
Stadium:Victoria Park
Attendance: 1,700[12]

Semi-finals

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Torquay United vNotts County
12 June 2021 (2021-06-12)Torquay United4–2 (a.e.t.)Notts CountyTorquay
12:00
ReportStadium:Plainmoor
Attendance: 1,709
Stockport County vHartlepool United
13 June 2021 (2021-06-13)Stockport County0–1Hartlepool UnitedEdgeley
12:00Report
Stadium:Edgeley Park
Attendance: 2,758

Final

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Main article:2021 National League play-off Final
Torquay United1–1 (a.e.t.)Hartlepool United
Report
Penalties
4–5
Attendance: 6,606
Referee: Simon Mather

Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1Michael CheekBromley21
2Danilo Orsi-DadomoMaidenhead United19
3Kabongo TshimangaBoreham Wood18
4Alex ReidStockport County16
5Sam BarrattMaidenhead United15
Paul McCallumDagenham & Redbridge
Kyle WoottonNotts County
8Rhys OatesHartlepool United14
Isaac OlaofeSutton United
John RooneyStockport County

Hat-tricks

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PlayerForAgainstResultDate
EnglandJohn RooneyStockport CountyWealdstone5–213 October 2020
England Danny ParishWealdstoneKing's Lynn Town3–227 October 2020
EnglandSam BarrattMaidenhead UnitedSolihull Moors3–131 October 2020
EnglandDanny WrightTorquay UnitedHartlepool United5–031 October 2020
EnglandIsaac OlaofeSutton UnitedKing's Lynn Town5–114 November 2020
NetherlandsAkwasi AsanteChesterfieldBarnet6–012 December 2020
Republic of IrelandRhys MurphyYeovil TownWeymouth3–123 February 2021
EnglandJosh ReesAldershot TownMaidenhead United4–223 February 2021
EnglandJimmy KnowlesNotts CountyWoking4–25 April 2021
WalesJordan DaviesWrexhamFC Halifax Town4–013 April 2021
EnglandRichie BennettHartlepool UnitedWealdstone7–217 April 2021
EnglandDanilo Orsi-DadomoMaidenhead UnitedWealdstone6–020 April 2021
BermudaJustin DonawaSolihull MoorsYeovil Town5–124 April 2021
Republic of IrelandJoe QuigleyYeovil TownSolihull Moors3–027 April 2021
EnglandKabongo TshimangaBoreham WoodKing's Lynn Town5–13 May 2021
EnglandSam BarrattMaidenhead UnitedHartlepool United4–28 May 2021
Republic of IrelandJim O'BrienNotts CountyMaidenhead United4–011 May 2021

Monthly awards

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Each month the Motorama National League announces their official Player of the Month and Manager of the Month.

MonthPlayer of the MonthClubManager of the MonthClub
October 2020ScotlandBen House[13]EastleighEnglandGary Johnson[13]Torquay United
November 2020EnglandLuke Young[14]WrexhamEnglandDean Keates[14]Wrexham
December 2020EnglandLuke Summerfield[15]FC Halifax TownEnglandLuke Garrard[15]Boreham Wood
January 2021Albania Albi Skendi[16]Yeovil TownEnglandNeal Ardley[16]Notts County
February 2021EnglandCraig Eastmond[17]Sutton UnitedEnglandMatt Gray[17]Sutton United
March 2021ColombiaÁngelo Balanta[18]Dagenham & RedbridgeEnglandJames Rowe[18]Chesterfield
April 2021Republic of IrelandGavan Holohan[19]Hartlepool UnitedEnglandGary Johnson[19]Torquay United
May 2021PortugalRúben Rodrigues[20]Notts CountyEnglandAndy Woodman[20]Bromley

National League North

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Football league season
National League North
Season2020–21
ChampionsGloucester City

The National League North in 2020-21 consisted of 22 teams. Due to the initially anticipated expansion to 24 teams for 2021–22, only two teams instead of the usual four were expected to be relegated. However, the knock-on effect of Macclesfield Town's closure might have caused the number of relegated teams to be reduced even further.

The league was declared null and void on 18 February 2021. As a result, all records were expunged and no teams were promoted or relegated.[5]

Team changes

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Following the COVID-19 pandemic-related cancellation of the four step 3 leagues' 2019–20 seasons, no teams were promoted to or relegated from the National League North.[21]

To National League North

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Relegated from2019–20 National League


From National League North

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Promoted to2020–21 National League

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the 2020–21 National League North clubs
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
AFC FyldeWeshamMill Farm Sports Village6,000
AFC Telford UnitedWellingtonNew Bucks Head6,300
Alfreton TownAlfretonNorth Street3,600
Blyth SpartansBlythCroft Park4,435
Boston UnitedBostonJakemans Community Stadium5,061
Brackley TownBrackleySt. James Park3,500
Bradford (Park Avenue)BradfordHorsfall Stadium3,500
ChesterChesterDeva Stadium6,500
ChorleyChorleyVictory Park4,100
Curzon AshtonAshton-under-LyneTameside Stadium4,000
DarlingtonDarlingtonBlackwell Meadows3,300
Farsley CelticFarsleyThe Citadel3,900
GatesheadGatesheadGateshead International Stadium11,800
Gloucester CityGloucesterMeadow Park3,600
GuiseleyGuiseleyNethermoor Park4,200
HerefordHerefordEdgar Street5,213
Kettering TownBurton LatimerLatimer Park (groundshare withBurton Park Wanderers)2,400
Kidderminster HarriersKidderminsterAggborough Stadium6,238
LeamingtonLeamingtonNew Windmill Ground2,300
SouthportSouthportHaig Avenue6,008
Spennymoor TownSpennymoorThe Brewery Field4,300[22]
York CityYorkBootham Crescent8,256

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
Gloucester CityJames RoweSigned byChesterfield24 November 20201stPaul Groves8 December 2020
Spennymoor TownJason AinsleyMutual consent10 December 20209thTommy Miller10 December 2020

National League North table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1Gloucester City1810533622+1435
2AFC Fylde159332616+1030
3Chester178453225+728
4Brackley Town167632219+327
5Kidderminster Harriers157442417+725
6Boston United136522010+1023
7Chorley186572124−323
8York City136432217+522
9Leamington155732220+222
10Gateshead146351715+221
11Farsley Celtic175662126−521
12Hereford135532016+420
13Spennymoor Town135531814+420
14AFC Telford United175481723−619
15Bradford (Park Avenue)164662630−418
16Curzon Ashton174581826−817
17Southport144461619−316
18Kettering Town143652123−215
19Darlington114161711+613
20Guiseley153391722−512
21Alfreton Town152671527−1212
22Blyth Spartans1413101036−266
Source:National League official site
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Number of matches won; 5) Head-to-head results[23]


Results

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Home \ AwayFYLTELALFBLYBOSBRABPACHECHOCURDARFARGATGLOGUIHERKETKIDLEASOUSPEYOR
AFC Fylde—2–13–34–01–02–03–21–0
AFC Telford United0–2—0–13–01–20–11–11–02–01–1
Alfreton Town1–1—0–21–10–23–13–31–1
Blyth Spartans1–1—0–11–12–20–30–30–3
Boston United3–22–0—0–00–21–12–2
Brackley Town2–1—1–12–12–22–03–21–10–21–0
Bradford (Park Avenue)1–22–01–1—3–30–02–01–21–30–24–2
Chester3–03–0—1–22–11–21–05–33–2
Chorley3–1—1–13–21–21–00–21–2
Curzon Ashton2–01–10–33–0—0–32–10–10–3
Darlington1–26–00–1—1–30–0
Farsley Celtic2–00–42–21–0—1–02–21–11–1
Gateshead0–12–21–0—1–01–00–14–11–3
Gloucester City4–16–10–04–42–11–11–2—3–13–21–0
Guiseley4–01–31–42–21–2—0–14–2
Hereford2–12–00–22–20–1—3–33–1
Kettering Town0–02–13–11–21–1—0–1
Kidderminster Harriers3–02–01–21–01–10–2—1–12–2
Leamington1–14–30–41–11–11–10–0—2–1
Southport1–10–11–02–20–10–0—0–22–3
Spennymoor Town2–22–13–12–12–20–2—
York City1–30–02–13–11–02–01–1—
Source:National League North results grid
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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[25]

RankPlayerClubGoals
1Matt McClureGloucester City12
2Lenell John-LewisHereford9
Lewis KnightBradford (Park Avenue)
Sam OsborneLeamington /AFC Fylde
5Akwasi AsanteGloucester City8
Glen TaylorSpennymoor Town
7Danny ElliottChester7
Dominic KnowlesCurzon Ashton
Sean NewtonYork City
10Shane ByrneBrackley Town6
Nick HaughtonAFC Fylde
Ashley HemmingsKidderminster Harriers
Connor KennedyKettering Town
Callum PowellKettering Town
Jimmy SpencerFarsley Celtic
Ben TollittAFC Fylde

Hat-tricks

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PlayerForAgainstResultDate
Northern IrelandMatt McClureGloucester CityBlyth Spartans6–117 October 2020
EnglandGerard GarnerGatesheadSouthport4–121 November 2020
EnglandBen TollittAFC FyldeChorley4–02 January 2021

Monthly awards

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Each month the Motorama National League announces their official Player of the Month and Manager of the Month.

MonthPlayer of the MonthClubManager of the MonthClub
October 2020Northern IrelandMatt McClure[26]Gloucester CityEnglandJim Bentley[26]AFC Fylde
November 2020EnglandSam Osborne[27]LeamingtonEngland Jamie Vermiglio[27]Chorley
December 2020EnglandRoss Fitzsimons[28]Boston UnitedEnglandKevin Wilkin[28]Brackley Town
January 2021EnglandGeorge Glendon[29]ChesterEngland Paul Holleran[29]Leamington

National League South

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Football league season
National League South
Season2020–21
ChampionsDorking Wanderers

The National League South consisted of 21 teams. FollowingBury's expulsion from theEnglish Football League in 2019, and the completion of the 2019–20 National League with two northern and one southern teams in the relegation zone, the division was left one team short. With the initially anticipated expansion to 24 teams for 2021–22, only one team was expected to be relegated.

The league was declared null and void on 18 February 2021. As a result, all records were expunged and no teams were promoted or relegated.[5]

Team changes

[edit]

Following the COVID-19 pandemic-related cancellation of the four step 3 leagues' 2019–20 seasons, no teams were promoted to or relegated from the National League South.[21]

To National League South

[edit]

Relegated from2019–20 National League


From National League South

[edit]

Promoted to2020–21 National League

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the 2020–21 National League South clubs (Greater London area shown in more detail below)
Locations of the 2020–21 National League South clubs (Greater London area)
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
Bath CityBath(Twerton)Twerton Park8,840
Billericay TownBillericayNew Lodge3,500
Braintree TownBraintreeCressing Road4,085
Chelmsford CityChelmsfordMelbourne Stadium3,019
Chippenham TownChippenhamHardenhuish Park3,000
Concord RangersCanvey IslandThames Road3,300
DartfordDartfordPrinces Park4,100
Dorking WanderersDorkingMeadowbank Stadium3,000
Dulwich HamletLondon(East Dulwich)Champion Hill3,000
Eastbourne BoroughEastbournePriory Lane4,151
Ebbsfleet UnitedNorthfleetStonebridge Road4,800
Hampton & Richmond BoroughLondon(Hampton)Beveree Stadium3,500
Havant & WaterloovilleHavantWest Leigh Park5,300
Hemel Hempstead TownHemel HempsteadVauxhall Road3,152
Hungerford TownHungerfordBulpit Lane2,500
Maidstone UnitedMaidstoneGallagher Stadium4,200
Oxford CityOxford(Marston)Court Place Farm2,000
Slough TownSloughArbour Park2,000
St Albans CitySt AlbansClarence Park4,500
Tonbridge AngelsTonbridgeLongmead Stadium3,000
Welling UnitedLondon(Welling)Park View Road4,000

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
Braintree TownGeorge BorgResigned16 November 202021stRyan Maxwell18 November 2020
Billericay TownJamie O'HaraSacked3 December 202015thKevin Watson7 January 2021
Welling UnitedBradley Quinton13 January 202121stSteve Lovell14 January 2021

National League South table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1Dorking Wanderers1812334017+2339
2Dartford1910452617+934
3Eastbourne Borough199643626+1033
4Oxford City179533517+1832
5St Albans City159512210+1232
6Hampton & Richmond Borough179262416+829
7Hungerford Town199282728−129
8Ebbsfleet United188462624+228
9Havant & Waterlooville146262521+420
10Hemel Hempstead Town1862102838−1020
11Maidstone United135442418+619
12Dulwich Hamlet134451517−216
13Chelmsford City164482125−416
14Tonbridge Angels145181623−716
15Billericay Town174492635−916
16Chippenham Town144461322−916
17Concord Rangers143561624−814
18Bath City134181623−713
19Braintree Town1641111934−1513
20Slough Town123361624−812
21Welling United142661830−1212
Source:National League official site
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Number of matches won; 5) Head-to-head results[30]


Results table

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Home \ AwayBATBILBRACHECHICONDARDORDULEABEBBHAMH&WHEMHUNMAIOXFSLOSTATONWEL
Bath City—2–01–42–11–20–2
Billericay Town—3–13–30–12–01–22–61–21–32–02–20–2
Braintree Town—1–02–10–40–33–41–21–21–1
Chelmsford City3–44–2—0–20–10–11–01–10–2
Chippenham Town1–11–0—1–11–21–20–32–2
Concord Rangers3–2—1–32–21–11–1
Dartford1–03–01–0—2–30–10–02–11–12–00–11–02–2
Dorking Wanderers1–2—0–02–00–12–12–23–23–14–15–0
Dulwich Hamlet0–00–21–4—2–1
Eastbourne Borough4–24–01–11–13–10–3—1–13–22–30–12–1
Ebbsfleet United2–11–1—2–10–33–20–00–1
Hampton & Richmond Borough1–00–01–11–21–22–1—0–30–2
Havant & Waterlooville3–13–11–21–2—2–34–22–22–10–0
Hemel Hempstead Town1–41–31–31–11–42–0—0–13–51–2
Hungerford Town3–01–01–22–00–30–1—2–11–4
Maidstone United1–10–26–00–24–1—2–1
Oxford City2–04–11–11–01–10–24–0—0–04–00–0
Slough Town2–13–20–21–01–32–3—4–4
St Albans City2–10–23–03–21–01–10–0—3–1
Tonbridge Angels0–24–02–02–20–31–20–2—
Welling United2–20–40–14–30–2—
Source:National League official site
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1Jason PriorDorking Wanderers15
2Ryan SeagerHungerford Town14
3Jake RobinsonBillericay Town12
4James RobertsOxford City11
Chris WhelpdaleEastbourne Borough
6Rakish BinghamEbbsfleet United9
Shaun JeffersSt Albans City
Charlie SheringhamChelmsford City /Dartford
9Harvey BradburyOxford City8
Tommy WrightHavant & Waterlooville

Hat-tricks

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PlayerForAgainstResultDate
EnglandJake RobinsonBillericay TownHemel Hempstead Town4–13 November 2020
EnglandJason PriorDorking WanderersTonbridge Angels4–114 November 2020
England Tommy WrightHavant & WaterloovilleChelmsford City3–15 December 2020
EnglandCharlie SheringhamDartfordBillericay Town3–012 January 2021

Monthly awards

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Each month the Motorama National League announces their official Player of the Month and Manager of the Month.

MonthPlayer of the MonthClubManager of the MonthClub
October 2020England Mike Jones[32]Hungerford TownEngland Steve King[32]Dartford
November 2020EnglandJason Prior[33]Dorking WanderersEnglandIan Allinson[33]St Albans City
December 2020England Tommy Wright[34]Havant & WaterloovilleEnglandDavid Oldfield[34]Oxford City
January 2021England Ben Dudzinski[35]Oxford CityEnglandRobbie Simpson[35]Chelmsford City

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