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2017–18 National League

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Season in English football
Football league season
National League
Season2017–18

The2017–18 National League season, known as the Vanarama National League for sponsorship reasons, was the third season underEnglish football's new title ofNational League, 14th season consisting of three divisions and the 39th season overall.[1]

The National League covers the top two levels ofnon-League football inEngland. The National League is the fifth highest level of theoverall pyramid, while theNational League North andNational League South exist at the sixth level. The top team and the winner of the play-off of the Premier division will be promoted toEnglish Football League Two, while the bottom four are relegated to the North or South divisions. The champions of the North and South divisions will be promoted to the Premier division, alongside the play-off winners from each division. The bottom three in each of the North and South divisions are relegated to the premier divisions of theNorthern Premier League,Isthmian League orSouthern League.

This is the first season to include six teams in the play-offs for each division, with the 4th-7th placed teams participating in the qualifying round and the 2nd and 3rd placed teams qualifying for the semi-finals.[2]

National League

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Football league season
National League
Season2017–18
ChampionsMacclesfield Town
PromotedMacclesfield Town
Tranmere Rovers
RelegatedChester
Guiseley
Torquay United
Woking

The National League consisted of 24 clubs.

Promotion and Relegation

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The following teams changed divisions after the 2016–17 season:

AFC Fylde were the first team to be promoted after a 3–0 win againstBoston United on 22 April 2017 clinched them theNational League North title.Maidenhead United were promoted on 29 April 2017 after a 3–0 win overMargate, competing in the top tier of non-league for the first time.Ebbsfleet United were promoted on 13 May 2017 after beatingChelmsford City 2–1 in theNational League South Playoff Final, returning to the league after a four-year absence. On the same day,FC Halifax Town were also promoted after beatingChorley 2–1 in theNational League North playoff final, securing them an immediate return to the league.

Leyton Orient were relegated fromLeague Two on 22 April 2017 after their 3–0 loss toCrewe Alexandra ending their 112-year stay in the English Football League. On 6 May 2017, despite a 2–1 victory overDoncaster Rovers on the same day,Hartlepool United became the second team to be relegated from League Two followingNewport County's 2–1 victory overNotts County, ending their 96-year stay in the EFL.

The six teams replaceLincoln City,Forest Green Rovers,York City,Braintree Town,Southport andNorth Ferriby United. Lincoln City were promoted to League Two after beating Macclesfield Town 2–1 on 22 April 2017.[3] Forest Green Rovers were promoted after beatingTranmere Rovers 3–1 in the 2016–17 National League Playoff Final on 14 May 2017. They were the league's longest serving club, completing nineteen seasons in the top-flight. This is a mantle that has now been passed to Wrexham, who enter their tenth season in the league.

Southport were the first team to be relegated on 21 April 2017 after a 3–0 loss toDover Athletic, ending their seven-year stay in the league despite surviving several relegation battles over their tenure. North Ferriby United were the second team to be relegated on 24 April 2017 after a 3–1 defeat atBarrow, suffering an immediate return to theNational League North. On the final day of the season, Braintree Town were relegated after losing 2–0 toAldershot, ending their six-year stay in the league, which also confirmed the club's first relegation in their history. York City's 2–2 draw againstForest Green Rovers was also not enough to save them afterGuiseley's last minute equalizer againstSolihull Moors which confirmed back to back relegations for the Yorkshire club.

Team changes

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To National League

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Promoted from2016–17 National League North

Promoted from2016–17 National League South

Relegated from2016–17 League Two

From National League

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Relegated to2017–18 National League North

Relegated to2017–18 National League South

Promoted to2017–18 League Two

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the 2017–18 National League clubs (Greater London shown in more detail below)
Locations of the 2017–18 National League clubs (Greater London)
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
AFC FyldeWeshamMill Farm Sports Village6,000
Aldershot TownAldershotRecreation Ground7,200
BarrowBarrow-in-FurnessHolker Street5,045
Boreham WoodBorehamwoodMeadow Park4,502
BromleyLondon(Bromley)Hayes Lane5,300
ChesterChesterDeva Stadium6,500
Dagenham & RedbridgeLondon(Dagenham)Victoria Road6,078
Dover AthleticDoverCrabble Athletic Ground5,745
EastleighEastleighTen Acres5,250
Ebbsfleet UnitedNorthfleetStonebridge Road4,500
FC Halifax TownHalifaxThe Shay14,061
GatesheadGatesheadGateshead International Stadium11,800
GuiseleyGuiseleyNethermoor Park4,200
Hartlepool UnitedHartlepoolVictoria Park7,856
Leyton OrientLondon(Leyton)Brisbane Road9,271
Macclesfield TownMacclesfieldMoss Rose6,355
Maidenhead UnitedMaidenheadYork Road3,377
Maidstone UnitedMaidstoneGallagher Stadium4,200
Solihull MoorsSolihullDamson Park4,313
Sutton UnitedLondon(Sutton)Gander Green Lane5,013
Torquay UnitedTorquayPlainmoor6,200
Tranmere RoversBirkenheadPrenton Park16,789
WokingWokingKingfield Stadium6,036
WrexhamWrexhamRacecourse Ground10,771

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Macclesfield Town(C, P)46271186746+2192Promotion toEFL League Two
2Tranmere Rovers(O, P)462410127846+3282Qualification for theNational League play-off semi-finals
3Sutton United462310136753+1479
4Boreham Wood462015116447+1775Qualification for theNational League play-off quarter-finals
5Aldershot Town462015116452+1275
6Ebbsfleet United461917106450+1474
7AFC Fylde462013138256+2673
8Dover Athletic462013136244+1873
9Bromley461913147558+1770
10Wrexham461719104939+1070
11Dagenham & Redbridge461911166962+768
12Maidenhead United461713166566−164
13Leyton Orient461612185856+260
14Eastleigh461317166572−756
15Hartlepool United461414185363−1056
16FC Halifax Town461316174858−1055
17Gateshead461218166258+454
18Solihull Moors461412204960−1154
19Maidstone United461315185264−1254
20Barrow461116195163−1249
21Woking(R)46139245576−2148Relegation toNational League South
22Torquay United(R)461012244573−2842
23Chester(R)46813254279−3737Relegation toNational League North
24Guiseley(R)46712274489−4533
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[4]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Play-offs

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Qualifying roundSemi-finalsFinal
2Tranmere Rovers4
5Aldershot Town1 (4)6Ebbsfleet United2
6Ebbsfleet United1 (5)2Tranmere Rovers2
4Boreham Wood1
3Sutton United2
4Boreham Wood24Boreham Wood3
7AFC Fylde1

Qualifying round

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Aldershot Town vEbbsfleet United
2 May 2018Aldershot Town1–1 (a.e.t.)
(4–5p)		Ebbsfleet UnitedRecreation Ground,Aldershot
19:00Kabamba 106'ReportWinfield 119'Attendance: 3,319
Referee: Allan Young
Penalties
Boreham Wood vAFC Fylde
3 May 2018Boreham Wood2–1AFC FyldeMeadow Park,Borehamwood
19:00ReportGrand 30'Attendance: 1,244
Referee: Joseph Johnson

Semi-finals

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Tranmere Rovers vEbbsfleet United
5 May 2018Tranmere Rovers4–2 (a.e.t.)Ebbsfleet UnitedPrenton Park,Birkenhead
12:15
Attendance: 8,898
Referee: P Wright
Sutton United vBoreham Wood
6 May 2018Sutton United2–3Boreham WoodGander Green Lane,Sutton
15:00Attendance: 2,730
Referee: Matt Donohue

Final

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Main article:2018 National League play-off Final
Boreham Wood1–2Tranmere Rovers
Andrade 45+8'ReportCook 6'
Norwood 80'
Attendance: 16,306

Results table

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Home \ AwayFYLALDBRWBORBROCHRD&RDOVEASEBBGATGUIHALHARLEYMACMDHMDSSOLSUTTORTRAWOKWRE
AFC Fylde7–11–02–22–21–12–23–12–21–10–02–12–03–30–16–01–43–01–12–12–05–21–22–0
Aldershot Town2–11–12–01–11–21–10–20–20–01–06–00–12–12–21–21–01–11–02–23–22–13–12–0
Barrow1–33–12–10–31–20–10–03–20–11–10–00–01–22–20–21–10–11–21–11–11–13–01–1
Boreham Wood1–02–10–02–24–21–22–31–00–12–13–11–10–02–00–21–11–04–10–42–02–12–10–1
Bromley0–10–20–03–21–13–12–20–04–20–02–13–02–06–11–12–32–21–00–13–10–12–01–1
Chester1–10–03–21–23–20–40–23–11–11–30–20–01–10–10–22–01–31–02–30–20–20–20–1
Dagenham & Redbridge2–00–22–12–35–13–21–01–23–33–13–23–14–20–01–01–02–11–31–21–00–41–10–1
Dover Athletic0–11–21–10–11–24–01–02–01–13–22–10–04–01–02–01–12–21–00–11–00–13–11–0
Eastleigh2–20–00–20–24–42–22–22–10–13–24–20–04–30–00–22–20–11–21–01–12–02–21–1
Ebbsfleet United3–30–23–20–32–10–11–12–12–20–04–02–03–02–12–21–12–01–00–10–10–02–13–0
Gateshead1–20–11–21–11–23–20–00–02–02–51–00–02–21–33–07–12–12–20–23–01–01–10–0
Guiseley1–01–10–10–00–11–13–51–10–02–20–11–10–11–31–21–30–04–20–23–20–01–20–2
FC Halifax Town2–10–20–12–12–14–02–11–23–31–22–22–02–01–21–43–20–20–02–11–10–20–00–0
Hartlepool United0–20–21–00–02–11–11–00–11–20–12–20–14–01–01–21–23–10–11–11–11–13–20–2
Leyton Orient1–22–34–10–00–12–22–01–11–11–10–24–10–31–20–10–12–03–14–10–11–13–01–0
Macclesfield Town2–12–03–10–00–01–02–01–01–21–01–02–12–11–11–11–01–40–01–01–12–21–34–1
Maidenhead United1–23–30–12–15–23–01–13–23–11–10–33–00–02–10–11–10–01–02–11–21–02–11–2
Maidstone United1–01–10–10–40–21–00–02–22–31–22–21–10–01–20–22–21–11–11–01–02–33–12–1
Solihull Moors0–40–03–30–02–02–02–23–21–41–31–13–10–11–21–00–13–11–00–21–10–23–00–0
Sutton United2–12–13–21–10–33–22–12–22–00–01–14–03–21–12–02–10–21–31–00–11–32–01–1
Torquay United1–30–03–12–40–41–10–30–21–21–11–13–41–00–23–00–14–00–11–22–30–02–10–0
Tranmere Rovers4–12–01–02–21–00–02–00–13–13–04–24–04–21–22–11–43–24–01–20–13–03–10–1
Woking1–01–21–20–00–21–01–01–22–11–02–12–31–31–10–22–31–14–42–12–04–10–12–2
Wrexham0–02–23–30–12–02–01–20–02–12–01–01–11–10–02–20–12–01–01–01–14–02–21–0
Updated to match(es) played on 28 April 2018. Source:The Vanarama National League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals[5]
1Andy CookTranmere Rovers26
2Danny RoweAFC Fylde24
3Macauley BonneLeyton Orient22
4Bruno AndradeBoreham Wood20
James NorwoodTranmere Rovers
6Danny KedwellEbbsfleet United18
7Josh ReesBromley16
Ryan BirdDover Athletic
9Morgan FerrierDagenham /Boreham Wood15
10Scott WilsonMacclesfield14

Monthly Awards

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

MonthPlayer of the MonthClubManager of the MonthClub
August 2017Nathan Vaughan[6]Solihull MoorsJohn Still[6]Dagenham & Redbridge
September 2017Scott Wilson[7]Macclesfield TownJay Saunders[7]Maidstone United
October 2017Josh Rees[8]BromleyCraig Harrison[8]Hartlepool United
November 2017Danny Rowe[9]AFC FyldeLuke Garrard[9]Boreham Wood
December 2017Connor Jennings[10]Tranmere RoversJohn Askey[10]Macclesfield Town
January 2018Sam Wood[11]EastleighMark Yates[11]Solihull Moors
February 2018Elliott Durrell[12]Macclesfield TownDaryl McMahon[12]Ebbsfleet United
March 2018Mitch Walker[13]Dover AthleticMatthew Bates[13]Hartlepool United
April 2018Andy Cook[14]Tranmere RoversAlan Devonshire[15]Maidenhead United

Team of the Season

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At the end of the season, the National League announced its official team of the season.[16]

PositionPlayerClub
GoalkeeperShwan JalalMacclesfield Town
DefenderShaun PearsonWrexham
DefenderSteve McNultyTranmere Rovers
DefenderManny SmithWrexham
MidfielderElliott DurrellMacclesfield Town
MidfielderDanny WhitakerMacclesfield Town
MidfielderCraig EastmondSutton United
MidfielderLouis DennisBromley
ForwardAndy CookTranmere Rovers
ForwardDanny RoweAFC Fylde
ForwardBruno AndradeBoreham Wood

National League North

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Football league season
National League North
Season2017–18
ChampionsSalford City
PromotedSalford City
Harrogate Town
RelegatedNorth Ferriby United
Gainsborough Trinity
Tamworth

Team changes

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To National League North

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Promoted from2016–17 Northern Premier League Premier Division

Promoted from2016–17 Southern League Premier Division

Relegated from2016–17 National League


From National League North

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Relegated to2017–18 Northern Premier League Premier Division

Relegated and voluntarily demoted to2017–18 Midland League Premier Division

Transferred to2017–18 National League South

Promoted to2017–18 National League

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the 2017–18 National League North clubs (Greater Manchester shown in more detail below)
Locations of the 2017–18 National League North clubs (Greater Manchester)
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
AFC Telford UnitedTelfordNew Bucks Head6,300
Alfreton TownAlfretonNorth Street3,600
Blyth SpartansBlythCroft Park4,435
Boston UnitedBostonYork Street6,643
Brackley TownBrackleySt. James Park3,500
Bradford Park AvenueBradfordHorsfall Stadium3,500
ChorleyChorleyVictory Park4,100
Curzon AshtonAshton-under-LyneTameside Stadium4,000
DarlingtonDarlingtonBlackwell Meadows3,300
F.C. United of ManchesterManchesterBroadhurst Park4,400
Gainsborough TrinityGainsboroughThe Northolme4,304
Harrogate TownHarrogateWetherby Road3,800
Kidderminster HarriersKidderminsterAggborough Stadium6,238
LeamingtonLeamingtonNew Windmill Ground3,000
North Ferriby UnitedNorth FerribyGrange Lane2,200
Nuneaton TownNuneatonLiberty Way4,614
Salford CitySalfordMoor Lane5,106
SouthportSouthportHaig Avenue6,008
Spennymoor TownSpennymoorThe Brewery Field2,900[17]
Stockport CountyStockportEdgeley Park10,852
TamworthTamworthThe Lamb Ground4,000
York CityYorkBootham Crescent8,256[18]

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Salford City(C, P)4228778045+3591Promotion toNational League
2Harrogate Town(O, P)42267910049+5185Qualification for theNational League North play-off semi-finals
3Brackley Town42231187237+3580
4Kidderminster Harriers422012107650+2672Qualification for theNational League North play-off quarter-finals
5Stockport County42209137557+1869
6Chorley421814105239+1368
7Bradford (Park Avenue)42189156656+1063
8Spennymoor Town42189157167+463
9Boston United42179166766+160
10Blyth Spartans42192217669+759
11York City421610166562+358
12Darlington421413155858055
13Nuneaton Town421413155057−755
14AFC Telford United42165215569−1453
15Southport42148206072−1250
16FC United of Manchester42148205872−1450
17Alfreton Town42147216771−449
18Curzon Ashton421213175266−1449
19Leamington421310195165−1449
20Gainsborough Trinity(R)42144244773−2646Relegation to theNorthern Premier League Premier Division
21Tamworth(R)42119225577−2242Relegation to theSouthern League Premier Division Central
22North Ferriby United(R)42492925101−7621Relegation to theNorthern Premier League Premier Division
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[4]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Play-offs

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Qualifying roundSemi-finalsFinal
2Harrogate Town2
5Stockport County06Chorley1
6Chorley12Harrogate Town3
3Brackley Town0
3Brackley Town1
4Kidderminster Harriers07Bradford Park Avenue0
7Bradford Park Avenue2

Qualifying round

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Stockport County vChorley
2 May 2018Stockport County0–1ChorleyEdgeley Park,Stockport
19:45 (UTC+01:00)Report 1Report 2Walker 68'Attendance: 6,230
Kidderminster Harriers vBradford Park Avenue
2 May 2018Kidderminster Harriers0–2Bradford Park AvenueAggborough Stadium,Kidderminster
19:45 (UTC+01:00)Report 1Report 2Boyes 10'
Johnson 78'		Attendance: 2,291

Semi-finals

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Harrogate Town vChorley
6 May 2018Harrogate Town2–1ChorleyWetherby Road,Harrogate
15:00 (UTC+01:00)
ReportAttendance: 2,307
Brackley Town vBradford Park Avenue
6 May 2018Brackley Town1–0 (a.e.t.)Bradford Park AvenueSt. James Park,Brackley
ReportAttendance: 923

Final

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Harrogate Town vBrackley Town
13 May 2018Harrogate Town3–0Brackley TownWetherby Road,Harrogate
15:00
Attendance: 3,000

Results table

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Home \ AwayTELALFBLYBOSBRKBPACHOCZADARFCUGAIHARKIDLEANFUNUNSLCSOUSPESTPTAMYOR
AFC Telford United1–22–32–11–31–41–20–30–01–03–21–50–03–23–01–20–21–13–23–22–03–5
Alfreton Town0–12–02–31–11–30–24–01–11–04–11–20–24–11–01–12–30–11–41–32–12–3
Blyth Spartans0–10–15–23–03–02–02–13–11–14–00–21–21–00–16–30–12–02–30–14–20–2
Boston United1–03–12–12–31–22–03–31–14–42–03–03–20–12–11–10–13–20–32–23–12–1
Brackley Town1–11–33–14–10–11–22–23–02–12–00–02–01–13–01–02–14–02–03–20–02–0
Bradford Park Avenue2–13–34–12–12–00–03–10–13–05–03–11–11–00–11–11–21–21–22–33–40–5
Chorley3–21–02–00–10–02–01–14–11–01–00–10–02–02–22–20–10–03–11–11–12–0
Curzon Ashton1–02–20–32–10–21–10–21–01–02–01–21–21–14–02–21–12–21–01–11–04–1
Darlington0–14–13–01–20–32–12–21–03–04–33–12–10–06–00–01–22–41–11–10–11–2
F.C. United of Manchester3–13–21–32–11–14–00–02–01–21–03–21–21–20–22–13–21–02–30–13–11–0
Gainsborough Trinity3–22–12–41–11–20–31–01–03–11–04–51–01–22–00–10–10–34–12–33–01–0
Harrogate Town2–14–35–13–11–11–14–15–03–06–02–02–22–23–04–01–22–01–24–13–02–0
Kidderminster Harriers2–02–15–41–12–11–20–12–23–34–03–00–22–04–03–04–43–02–23–12–02–1
Leamington0–32–31–00–22–22–12–00–02–31–03–01–31–13–01–00–40–14–02–31–22–2
North Ferriby United0–20–31–01–50–50–10–20–11–13–30–10–21–31–10–21–10–30–61–30–01–4
Nuneaton Town0–22–22–21–10–20–01–11–12–11–00–12–11–04–02–20–23–00–11–34–11–0
Salford City3–01–04–11–22–02–20–32–10–22–21–02–13–02–34–03–02–13–22–12–13–2
Southport3–01–30–34–00–10–43–03–12–03–32–21–40–32–02–20–10–11–23–13–01–1
Spennymoor Town1–22–13–10–00–33–01–02–41–24–41–13–11–11–01–10–11–12–11–01–02–4
Stockport County1–01–01–31–00–10–01–13–01–14–11–02–21–24–04–10–12–26–03–23–22–0
Tamworth2–22–30–32–11–10–13–44–10–00–21–21–12–10–34–12–01–23–33–13–11–1
York City0–11–12–31–00–22–11–12–10–00–21–10–21–12–22–04–31–03–22–22–02–3
Updated to match(es) played on 28 April 2018. Source:The Vanarama National League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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As of matches played 24 April 2018[19]
RankPlayerClubGoals
1Jason GilchristSouthport26
2Jason OswellStockport County24
3Aaron WilliamsBrackley Town22
4Reece StycheDarlington21
5Adam BoyesBradford Park Avenue20
Jon ParkinYork City
7Ashley ChambersNuneaton Town19
Joe IronsideKidderminster Harriers
Glen TaylorSpennymoor Town
10Marcus DinangaAFC Telford United17
Jack RedshawSalford City
12Dan MaguireBlyth Spartans16

National League South

[edit]
Football league season
National League South
Season2017–18
ChampionsHavant & Waterlooville
PromotedHavant & Waterlooville
Braintree Town
RelegatedBognor Regis Town
Whitehawk
Poole Town

The National League South consisted of 22 clubs.

Team changes

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To National League South

[edit]

Promoted from2016–17 Southern League Premier Division

Promoted from2016–17 Isthmian League Premier Division

Relegated from2016–17 National League

Transferred from2016–17 National League North


From National League South

[edit]

Relegated to2017–18 Isthmian League Premier Division

Relegated to2017–18 Southern League Premier Division

Promoted to2017–18 National League

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the 2017–18 National League South clubs (Greater London shown in more detail below)
Locations of the 2017–18 National League South clubs (Greater London)
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
Bath CityBath(Twerton)Twerton Park8,840
Bognor Regis TownBognor RegisNyewood Lane4,500
Braintree TownBraintreeCressing Road4,222
Chelmsford CityChelmsfordMelbourne Stadium3,019
Chippenham TownChippenhamHardenhuish Park3,000
Concord RangersCanvey IslandThames Road3,300
DartfordDartfordPrinces Park4,100
East Thurrock UnitedCorringhamRookery Hill4,000
Eastbourne BoroughEastbournePriory Lane4,151
Gloucester CityEveshamJubilee Stadium (groundshare withEvesham United)3,000
Hampton & Richmond BoroughLondon(Hampton)Beveree Stadium3,500
Havant & WaterloovilleHavantWestleigh Park5,300
Hemel Hempstead TownHemel HempsteadVauxhall Road3,152
Hungerford TownHungerfordBulpit Lane2,500
Oxford CityOxford(Marston)Court Place Farm2,000
Poole TownPooleThe BlackGold Stadium2,500
St Albans CitySt AlbansClarence Park4,500
Truro CityTruroTreyew Road3,857
WealdstoneLondon(Ruislip)Grosvenor Vale3,607
Welling UnitedLondon(Welling)Park View Road4,000
Weston-super-MareWeston-super-MareWoodspring Stadium3,500
WhitehawkBrightonThe TerraPura Ground3,126

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Havant & Waterlooville(C, P)42251167030+4086Promotion toNational League
2Dartford4226888144+3786Qualification for theNational League South play-off semi-finals
3Chelmsford City422111106845+2374
4Hampton & Richmond Borough42181865837+2172Qualification for theNational League South play-off quarter-finals
5Hemel Hempstead Town421913107151+2070
6Braintree Town(O, P)421913107355+1869[a]
7Truro City42209137155+1669
8St Albans City42198157158+1365
9Bath City421712136448+1663
10Welling United421710156859+961
11Wealdstone421611156462+259
12Weston-super-Mare42167196673−755
13Chippenham Town42159186470−654
14Gloucester City42158195670−1453
15East Thurrock United421311186884−1650
16Oxford City421310196069−949
17Concord Rangers421210204662−1646
18Eastbourne Borough42137225780−2346
19Hungerford Town42127234568−2343
20Poole Town(R)42119224773−2642Relegation to theSouthern League Premier Division South
21Whitehawk(R)42810245189−3834Relegation to theIsthmian League Premier Division
22Bognor Regis Town(R)42512254178−3727
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[4]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Braintree Town were deducted one point for fielding an ineligible player in matches earlier in the season.[20]

Play-offs

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Qualifying roundSemi-finalsFinal
2Dartford0
5Hemel Hempstead Town0 (2)6Braintree Town1
6Braintree Town0 (3)4Hampton & Richmond Borough1 (3)
6Braintree Town1 (4)
3Chelmsford City0
4Hampton & Richmond Borough34Hampton & Richmond Borough1
7Truro City1

Qualifying round

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Hemel Hempstead Town vBraintree Town
2 May 2018Hemel Hempstead Town0–0 (a.e.t.)
(2–3p)		Braintree TownVauxhall Road,Hemel Hempstead
19:45ReportAttendance: 1,165
Penalties
Parkessoccer ball with check mark
McCallsoccer ball with check mark
Shultonsoccer ball with red X
Moyosoccer ball with red X
Wattsoccer ball with red X		soccer ball with check markBarrington
soccer ball with check mark Allen
soccer ball with red XWright
soccer ball with check markThompson
Hampton & Richmond Borough vTruro City
2 May 2018Hampton & Richmond Borough3–1 (a.e.t.)Truro CityBeveree Stadium,Hampton
19:45Cook 34'
Hudson-Odoi 99',120'		ReportNeal 8'Attendance: 922

Semi-finals

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Dartford vBraintree Town
6 May 2018Dartford0–1Braintree TownPrinces Park,Dartford
ReportAttendance: 1,704
Chelmsford City vHampton & Richmond Borough
6 May 2018Chelmsford City0–1Hampton & Richmond BoroughMelbourne Stadium,Chelmsford
ReportAttendance: 1,651

Final

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Hampton & Richmond Borough vBraintree Town
13 May 2018Hampton & Richmond Borough1–1
(3–4p)		Braintree TownBeveree Stadium,Hampton
15:00Attendance: 3,127

Results table

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Home \ AwayBATBOGBRACHECHICONDAREABETUGLOH&RH&WHEMHUNOXCPOOSACTRUWEAWELWSMWHI
Bath City0–01–11–22–52–01–20–14–05–12–01–20–05–02–11–02–10–00–01–10–21–1
Bognor Regis Town3–22–10–11–31–21–20–10–22–21–20–32–31–20–01–12–10–20–31–31–16–2
Braintree Town0–23–02–22–02–12–23–24–03–02–11–31–25–00–01–01–01–12–21–10–14–3
Chelmsford City1–10–02–22–01–01–05–21–22–01–20–23–31–11–22–10–22–03–04–11–14–2
Chippenham Town0–31–01–13–21–22–24–02–22–03–30–05–11–23–20–13–32–00–01–02–02–1
Concord Rangers0–12–10–10–24–21–12–11–41–11–01–11–01–02–10–11–22–23–10–22–21–0
Dartford2–03–12–13–23–02–04–22–14–11–01–03–21–07–12–12–14–14–34–13–13–1
Eastbourne Borough2–33–02–30–34–23–10–12–20–11–21–40–24–12–00–41–11–31–10–01–21–4
East Thurrock United1–12–05–32–40–22–30–10–03–01–10–10–10–14–12–21–11–21–10–13–44–2
Gloucester City2–13–21–30–21–01–00–11–23–11–10–11–04–00–12–21–40–32–20–11–33–1
Hampton & Richmond Borough3–11–01–11–11–01–12–21–15–11–10–10–03–11–01–01–01–11–11–13–11–1
Havant & Waterlooville1–20–00–01–14–03–20–03–26–12–10–01–12–03–22–22–11–21–02–32–04–0
Hemel Hempstead Town1–13–14–33–13–11–10–33–02–03–11–00–01–22–00–12–01–21–02–21–13–0
Hungerford Town1–21–10–11–12–12–01–00–12–22–32–20–10–21–24–03–10–11–31–42–00–1
Oxford City1–14–01–22–00–11–10–22–13–30–30–00–14–12–02–32–33–13–21–13–30–1
Poole Town0–42–20–30–02–01–10–10–42–30–30–11–32–41–22–00–10–32–12–33–11–1
St Albans City2–01–22–12–12–02–14–02–27–22–31–32–12–20–01–12–10–12–11–23–10–3
Truro City1–21–11–22–01–02–03–10–11–21–11–11–03–32–12–33–11–21–33–23–17–2
Wealdstone2–13–03–10–24–42–11–22–33–01–20–30–11–11–01–14–11–32–11–02–12–1
Welling United0–23–33–00–14–03–32–33–00–32–30–10–10–03–21–32–03–12–21–23–11–0
Weston-super-Mare4–21–01–20–12–21–03–05–12–22–11–21–42–12–14–21–20–20–25–10–21–0
Whitehawk1–12–21–10–21–32–00–40–12–31–11–30–00–50–30–32–21–13–20–12–15–1
Updated to match(es) played on 28 April 2018. Source:The Vanarama National League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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As of matches played 24 April 2018[21]
RankPlayerClubGoals
1Sam HigginsEast Thurrock United25
2Alfie PaveyDartford22
Jason PriorHavant & Waterlooville
4Sam MersonSt Albans City20
Matt PatersonOxford City
6Gethyn HillWeston-super-Mare19
7Philip RobertsBraintree Town18
8Warren BentleyPoole Town17
9Dayle GrubbWeston-super-Mare16

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