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2018–19 National League

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This article is about the season of the football league in England. For the Swiss Ice Hockey league's season, see2018–19 National League (ice hockey) season.
Football league season
National League
Season2018–19

The2018–19 National League season, known as theVanarama National League for sponsorship reasons, was the fourth season underEnglish football's new title ofNational League, fifteenth season consisting of three divisions and the fortieth season overall.[1]

National League

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Football league season
National League
Season2018–19
ChampionsLeyton Orient
PromotedLeyton Orient
Salford City
RelegatedBraintree Town
Maidstone United
Gateshead
Havant & Waterlooville

The National League consists of 24 clubs.

Promotion and relegation

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Despite a 2–1 defeat toBoston United on 21 April 2018,Salford City became2017–18 National League North champions afterHarrogate Town lost 3–1 toBradford Park Avenue.Havant & Waterlooville were crowned2017–18 National League South champions on 28 April after a 3–2 victory overConcord Rangers. On 13 May,Harrogate Town were promoted after a 3–0 win againstBrackley Town in the2017–18 National League North playoff final. All three teams played in the National League for the first time in their histories. On the same day as Harrogate's promotion,Braintree Town were also promoted after beatingHampton & Richmond 4–3 on penalties after a 1–1 draw in the2017–18 National League South playoff final, securing an instant return to the National League.

On 24 April, after 97 years as anEFL club,Chesterfield were relegated to the National League followingMorecambe's 0–0 draw againstCambridge United. On 5 May 2018, despite a 3–0 victory against Chesterfield,Barnet became the second club to be relegated fromLeague Two followingMorecambe's 0–0 draw againstCoventry City, ending their three-year stay in the EFL.

These teams replacedMacclesfield Town,Tranmere Rovers,Chester,Guiseley,Torquay United andWoking.Macclesfield Town were crowned2017–18 National League champions and promoted toLeague Two on 21 April after a 2–0 victory overEastleigh, ending their six-year absence from the EFL.Tranmere Rovers were promoted to League Two on 12 May after a 2–1 victory overBoreham Wood in theplayoff final and returned to the EFL after a three-year absence. Boreham Wood andSutton United were invited to compete in the2018–19 Scottish Challenge Cup in a new expansion of that competition as the highest-finishing remaining teams in the division.[2]

Chester were the first team to be relegated from National League on 8 April after a 2–0 loss toTranmere Rovers. Despite staying up on the final day for the past two seasons, it was not to be third time lucky forGuiseley who joined them on 17 April after a 1–0 loss to relegation rivalsBarrow.Torquay United became the third team to be relegated from the National league on 21 April after a 1–1 draw withHartlepool United, confirming the club's first ever relegation to the sixth tier. The fourth and final team to suffer relegation wasWoking, who were relegated on 28 April following a 2–1 defeat toDover Athletic, ending their five-year stay in the National League.

Team changes

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The following clubs changed divisions after the 2017–18 season:

To National League

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Promoted from2017–18 National League North

Promoted from2017–18 National League South

Relegated from2017–18 League Two

From National League

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Promoted to2018–19 League Two

Relegated to2018–19 National League North

Relegated to2018–19 National League South

Stadiums and locations

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Locations of the 2018–19 National League clubs (Greater London shown in more detail below)
Locations of the 2018–19 National League clubs (Greater London)
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
AFC FyldeWeshamMill Farm Sports Village6,000
Aldershot TownAldershotRecreation Ground7,200
BarnetLondon(Edgware)The Hive Stadium6,418
BarrowBarrow-in-FurnessHolker Street5,045
Boreham WoodBorehamwoodMeadow Park4,502
Braintree TownBraintreeCressing Road4,085
BromleyLondon(Bromley)Hayes Lane5,300
ChesterfieldChesterfieldProact Stadium10,504
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
Harrogate TownHarrogateWetherby Road3,800
Hartlepool UnitedHartlepoolVictoria Park7,856
Havant & WaterloovilleHavantWest Leigh Park5,300
Leyton OrientLondon(Leyton)Brisbane Road9,271
Maidenhead UnitedMaidenheadYork Road3,377
Maidstone UnitedMaidstoneGallagher Stadium4,200
Salford CitySalfordMoor Lane5,108
Solihull MoorsSolihullDamson Park4,313
Sutton UnitedLondon(Sutton)Gander Green Lane5,013
WrexhamWrexhamRacecourse Ground10,771

Personnel and sponsoring

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TeamManager1CaptainKit manufacturerShirt sponsor
AFC FyldeDave ChallinorLewis MontroseKappaVetPlus
Aldershot TownGary WaddockKarleigh OsborneAdidasBridges Estate Agents
BarnetDarren CurrieCallum ReynoldsJakoCanon
BarrowIan EvattJosh GraniteBLKJF Hornby & Co.
Boreham WoodLuke GarrardMark RickettsErreàBarnet and Southgate College
Braintree TownDanny SearleBen KillipHummelAndreas carter sports
BromleyNeil SmithJack HollandMacronSouthwark Metals
ChesterfieldJohn SheridanJonathan SmithPumaG.F. Tomlinson
Dagenham & RedbridgePeter Taylor[3]Ben NunnSondicoWest & Co
Dover AthleticAndy HessenthalerMitch BrundleBLKGomez
EastleighBen StrevensDanny HollandsMacron[4]Utilita
Ebbsfleet UnitedGarry HillDave WinfieldMacronMitsubishi Electric
FC Halifax TownJamie FullartonMatty BrownAdidas[5]Northern Powerhouse Developments (Home)
Pennine Pneumatic Services Ltd (Away)
Architectural Cladding Products Limited (Third)
GatesheadBen ClarkeRobbie TinklerSondicoSevcon[6]
Harrogate TownSimon WeaverJosh FalkinghamKappaStrata
Hartlepool UnitedCraig HignettAndrew DaviesBLKUtility Alliance Limited
Havant & WaterloovilleLee BradburyBrian StockJomaBishops Printers
Leyton OrientJustin EdinburghJobi McAnuffNikeThe Sun Dream Team
Maidenhead UnitedAlan DevonshireAlan MasseyBLK[7]Utility Alliance Limited
Maidstone UnitedJohn StillWill de HavillandMacronBritelite
Salford CityGraham AlexanderLiam HoganUmbro[8]Soccer Saturday Super 6
Solihull MoorsTim FlowersKyle StorerSurridgeJohn Shepherd Estate Agents
Sutton UnitedPaul DoswellJamie CollinsJomaAngel Plastics
WrexhamBryan HughesShaun PearsonMacronIfor Williams Trailers

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
ChesterfieldJack LesterDismissed24 April 2018Pre-seasonMartin Allen15 May 2018
WrexhamAndy DaviesEnd of Interim Contract2 May 2018Sam Ricketts2 May 2018
Salford CityAnthony Johnson
Bernard Morley		Resigned8 May 2018Graham Alexander14 May 2018
BarnetMartin Allen10 May 2018John Still18 May 2018
Dagenham & RedbridgeJohn Still17 May 2018Peter Taylor[3]5 June 2018
BarrowAdrian PennockDismissed18 May 2018Ian Evatt15 June 2018
Solihull MoorsMark YatesSigned byMacclesfield Town19 June 2018Tim Flowers20 June 2018
Maidstone UnitedJay SaundersMutual consent28 August 201819thHarry Wheeler11 September 2018
Dover AthleticChris KinnearDismissed5 October 201824thAndy Hessenthaler8 October 2018
Braintree TownBrad QuintonMutual agreement7 October 2018Andy Porter7 October 2018
EastleighAndy HessenthalerSigned byDover Athletic8 October 201810thBen Strevens8 October 2018
Braintree TownAndy PorterResigned10 October 201824thHakan Hayrettin10 October 2018
Ebbsfleet UnitedDaryl McMahonDismissed7 November 201810thGarry Hill8 November 2018
Hartlepool UnitedMatthew Bates28 November 201812thRichard Money11 December 2018
WrexhamSam RickettsSigned byShrewsbury Town3 December 20184thGraham Barrow3 December 2018
ChesterfieldMartin AllenDismissed27 December 201822ndJohn Sheridan9 January 2019
BarnetJohn StillRetired29 December 201813thDarren Currie29 December 2018
GatesheadSteve WatsonAppointed as manager ofYork City10 January 20198thBen Clark10 January 2019
Maidstone UnitedHarry WheelerResigned13 January 201923rdJohn Still24 January 2019
Hartlepool UnitedRichard MoneyResigned23 January 201915thCraig Hignett23 January 2019
Braintree TownHakan HayrettinAppointed as assistant manager ofMaidstone United23 January 201924thDanny Searle23 January 2019
WrexhamGraham BarrowResigned2 February 20193rdBryan Hughes6 February 2019

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Leyton Orient(C, P)46251477335+3889Promotion toEFL League Two
2Solihull Moors462511107343+3086Qualification for theNational League play-off semi-finals
3Salford City(O, P)462510117745+3285
4Wrexham46259125839+1984Qualification for the National League play-off quarter-finals
5AFC Fylde46221597241+3181
6Harrogate Town462111147857+2174
7Eastleigh46228166263−174
8Ebbsfleet United461813156450+1467
9Sutton United461714155560−565
10Barrow461713165251+164
11Bromley461612186869−160
12Barnet461612184550−560
13Dover Athletic461612185864−660
14Chesterfield461417155553+259
15FC Halifax Town461320134443+159
16Hartlepool United461514175662−659
17Gateshead(R)46199185248+457[a]Relegation toNational League North
18Dagenham & Redbridge461511205056−656
19Maidenhead United46166244570−2554
20Boreham Wood461216185365−1252
21Aldershot Town461111243867−2944[b]
22Havant & Waterlooville(R)46913246284−2240Relegation toNational League South
23Braintree Town(R)46118274878−3038[c]
24Maidstone United(R)4697303782−4534
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[12]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Gateshead were deducted 9 points for breach of financial regulations.[9]
  2. ^Gateshead were demoted to the National League North on 8 June 2019 because of financial irregularities. As a result, Aldershot Town were given a reprieve from relegation.[10]
  3. ^Braintree Town were deducted 3 points for fielding an ineligible player in a game against AFC Fylde.[11]


Play-offs

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Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
2Solihull Moors0
5AFC Fylde35AFC Fylde1
6Harrogate Town15AFC Fylde0
3Salford City3
3Salford City1 (4)
4Wrexham07Eastleigh1 (3)
7Eastleigh(a.e.t.)1

Quarter-finals

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AFC Fylde vHarrogate Town
1 May 2019 (2019-05-01)AFC Fylde3–1Harrogate TownMedlar-with-Wesham
Report
Stadium:Mill Farm Sports Village
Attendance: 1,560
Wrexham vEastleigh
2 May 2019 (2019-05-02)Wrexham0–1 (a.e.t.)EastleighWrexham
ReportStadium:Racecourse Ground
Attendance: 6,723

Semi-finals

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Solihull Moors vAFC Fylde
4 May 2019 (2019-05-04)Solihull Moors0–1AFC FyldeSolihull
Philliskirk 2'Stadium:Damson Park
Attendance: 3,681
Salford City vEastleigh
5 May 2019 (2019-05-05)Salford City1–1
(4–3p)		EastleighSalford
ReportStadium:Moor Lane
Attendance: 2,963
Referee: Leigh Doughty (Lancashire)
Penalties

Final

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Main article:2019 National League play-off Final
AFC Fylde0–3Salford City
Report
Attendance: 8,049
Referee: James Oldham

Results table

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Home \ AwayFYLALDBRNBRWBORBRABROCHEDAGDOVEASEBBHALGATHARHATHAVLEYMDHMDSSALSOLSUTWRE
AFC Fylde—3–01–00–02–13–02–10–11–14–04–22–00–21–00–04–26–21–32–12–00–23–12–22–0
Aldershot Town0–0—0–00–21–11–03–20–22–12–01–30–23–00–20–21–12–01–20–00–10–10–32–10–0
Barnet1–12–0—3–11–11–11–10–22–12–01–20–31–11–21–00–02–20–01–00–21–32–00–11–2
Barrow1–12–10–2—1–21–01–13–20–12–30–30–00–01–22–21–03–02–32–01–03–21–22–10–0
Boreham Wood1–10–21–01–1—1–12–11–01–00–13–30–02–11–12–40–41–31–03–10–12–32–21–20–2
Braintree Town2–10–14–00–21–1—2–41–32–02–11–20–40–22–00–41–13–41–50–20–11–00–32–20–1
Bromley3–22–20–12–10–22–4—3–30–22–20–15–12–21–01–14–04–02–11–02–00–20–22–12–0
Chesterfield0–03–00–10–03–21–01–1—2–00–02–33–31–00–30–11–10–00–11–34–12–00–43–01–1
Dagenham & Redbridge2–11–10–10–04–41–03–01–1—1–32–01–31–10–22–11–23–12–12–21–20–01–11–01–2
Dover Athletic2–11–01–20–21–13–01–10–00–2—1–21–12–11–22–32–14–30–02–03–11–40–23–00–1
Eastleigh0–01–20–30–11–02–11–01–11–02–2—0–10–11–02–13–22–11–12–02–01–11–23–21–3
Ebbsfleet United1–33–11–01–03–24–21–20–10–10–13–0—4–00–10–20–01–12–03–01–10–10–10–14–2
FC Halifax Town0–00–03–02–01–10–02–21–12–11–00–10–0—1–01–11–20–01–10–13–00–02–00–12–1
Gateshead0–13–02–10–21–10–12–01–02–02–10–11–11–1—2–32–10–01–10–11–02–11–20–01–1
Harrogate Town1–24–12–04–20–13–11–01–11–12–24–01–21–22–0—3–13–20–31–02–20–13–12–20–0
Hartlepool United1–21–11–30–02–02–11–21–01–23–21–10–12–12–12–2—1–11–12–11–23–20–12–31–0
Havant & Waterlooville1–12–10–22–00–02–10–31–23–00–02–23–32–10–11–21–2—1–27–05–21–10–11–22–3
Leyton Orient2–00–03–12–21–00–03–13–11–03–03–21–12–22–02–00–04–0—0–13–00–33–00–11–0
Maidenhead United0–64–30–11–11–00–12–22–01–11–02–01–13–01–31–20–12–10–2—3–20–31–21–00–2
Maidstone United1–10–22–11–01–20–20–11–10–30–11–30–20–12–30–21–12–01–22–4—0–21–30–11–1
Salford City0–14–00–03–13–12–22–13–21–21–30–21–12–11–13–23–03–01–13–01–0—2–02–02–0
Solihull Moors1–21–02–20–10–02–15–02–22–02–24–12–10–01–02–00–13–20–01–05–00–0—2–21–0
Sutton United0–02–10–00–10–40–31–01–11–02–21–01–01–14–22–12–22–21–20–12–22–12–2—3–0
Wrexham0–02–01–01–33–03–12–21–01–00–12–04–10–03–12–11–01–00–21–01–05–11–01–0—
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.

Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1Danny RoweAFC Fylde26
2Paul McCallumEastleigh25
3Macauley BonneLeyton Orient22
4Adam RooneySalford City20
5Scott BodenGateshead /Chesterfield19
6Jack MuldoonHarrogate Town16
7Michael CheekEbbsfleet United15
8Adi YussufSolihull Moors14
9Adrian CliftonMaidenhead United13
JJ HooperBromley
Liam NobleHartlepool United
Alfie RutherfordHavant & Waterlooville
13Jermaine HyltonSolihull Moors12
Danny KedwellEbbsfleet United

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 2018Akil Wright[13]WrexhamJamie Fullarton[14]FC Halifax Town
September 2018Marvin Ekpiteta[15]Leyton OrientGraham Alexander[16]Salford City
October 2018Mike Williamson[17]GatesheadSam Ricketts[18]Wrexham
November 2018Elliot Justham[19]Dag & RedJustin Edinburgh[20]Leyton Orient
December 2018Michael CheekEbbsfleet UnitedIan EvattBarrow
January 2019Kevin Lokko[21]Dover AthleticTim Flowers[21]Solihull Moors
February 2019Paul McCallum[22]EastleighAlan Devonshire[22]Maidenhead United
March 2019Carl Piergianni[23]Salford CityJustin Edinburgh[23]Leyton Orient
April 2019Mo Sagaf[24]Braintree TownAndy Hessenthaler[25]Dover Athletic

Team of the Season

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At the end of the season, the National League announced its official team of the season.[26]

PositionPlayerClub
GoalkeeperDean BrillLeyton Orient
DefenderJosh HareEastleigh
DefenderCarl PiergianniSalford City
DefenderShaun PearsonWrexham
DefenderDan JonesBarrow
MidfielderDarren CarterSolihull Moors
MidfielderJamey OsborneSolihull Moors
MidfielderJobi McAnuffLeyton Orient
ForwardPaul McCallumEastleigh
ForwardMacauley BonneLeyton Orient
ForwardDanny RoweAFC Fylde

National League North

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Football league season
National League North
Season2018–19
ChampionsStockport County
PromotedStockport County
Chorley
RelegatedNuneaton Borough
Ashton United
F.C. United of Manchester

Team changes

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To National League North

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Promoted from2017–18 Northern Premier League Premier Division

Promoted from2017–18 Southern League Premier Division

Relegated from2017–18 National League


From National League North

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Promoted to2018–19 National League

Relegated to2018–19 Northern Premier League Premier Division

Relegated to2018–19 Southern League Premier Division Central

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the 2018–19 National League North clubs (Greater Manchester shown in more detail below)
Locations of the 2018–19 National League North clubs (Greater Manchester)
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
AFC Telford UnitedTelfordNew Bucks Head6,300
Alfreton TownAlfretonNorth Street3,600
AltrinchamAltrinchamMoss Lane6,085
Ashton UnitedAshton-under-LyneHurst Cross4,500
Blyth SpartansBlythCroft Park4,435
Boston UnitedBostonYork Street6,643
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
F.C. United of ManchesterManchesterBroadhurst Park4,400
GuiseleyGuiseleyNethermoor Park4,200
HerefordHerefordEdgar Street4,913
Kidderminster HarriersKidderminsterAggborough Stadium6,238
LeamingtonLeamington SpaNew Windmill Ground2,300
Nuneaton BoroughNuneatonLiberty Way4,614
SouthportSouthportHaig Avenue6,008
Spennymoor TownSpennymoorThe Brewery Field3,150[27]
Stockport CountyStockportEdgeley Park10,852
York CityYorkBootham Crescent8,256[28]

Personnel and sponsoring

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TeamManager1CaptainKit manufacturerShirt Sponsor
AFC Telford UnitedGavin CowanShane SuttonHummelCapgemini
Alfreton TownBilly HeathLuke ShielsSK KitsImpact
AltrinchamPhil ParkinsonSK KitsJ Davidson Scrap Metal
Ashton UnitedJody BanimJomaRol-Lite-Blinds
Blyth SpartansAlun ArmstrongRobbie DaleErreàCommunity Foundation
Boston UnitedCraig ElliottNikeKia Motors
Brackley TownKevin WilkinJomaGoing Plural
Bradford (Park Avenue)Mark BowerKappaT&P Print (Home), Ideal Student Room (Away)
ChesterAnthony Johnson
Bernard Morley		Scott BurtonPumaMBNA
ChorleyJamie VermiglioChorley SportCruise 118
Curzon AshtonJohn FlanaganJakoBromleys
DarlingtonTommy WrightPumaEBAC
F.C. United of ManchesterTom GreavesErreàNone
GuiseleyMarcus Bignot
Russ O'Neill		MacronShelving Superstore
HerefordMarc RichardsMacronCentral Roofing
Kidderminster HarriersSteve MacFarlaneKappa25 KHITC
LeamingtonPaul HolleranTony BreedenPumaBPS
Nuneaton BoroughJimmy GinnellyCameron BelfordJomaStuart
SouthportLiam WatsonKappaME Group
Spennymoor TownJason AinsleyErreàMotif8
Stockport CountyJim GannonJomaPioneer Group
York CitySteve WatsonAvecBenenden

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Stockport County(C, P)42241087736+4182Promotion toNational League
2Chorley(O, P)4224998341+4281Qualification for theNational League North play-off semi-finals
3Brackley Town42221197240+3277
4Spennymoor Town422210107848+3076Qualification for the National League North play-off quarter-finals
5Altrincham422011118556+2971
6Blyth Spartans42209137462+1269
7Bradford (Park Avenue)421811137161+1065
8AFC Telford United421714116455+965
9Chester421614126062−262
10Kidderminster Harriers42179166862+660
11Boston United42177186260+258
12York City421610165863−558
13Leamington421315145760−354
14Southport421314155855+353
15Alfreton Town421312175367−1451
16Darlington421214165662−650
17Hereford421116154758−1149
18Curzon Ashton421310194471−2749
19Guiseley42917164660−1444
20Ashton United(R)4298254386−4335Relegation to theNorthern Premier League Premier Division
21FC United of Manchester(R)42810244982−3334
22Nuneaton Borough(R)4247313896−5819Relegation to theSouthern League Premier Division Central
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[12]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated


Play-offs

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Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
2Chorley1 (3)
5Altrincham2 (7)5Altrincham1 (1)
6Blyth Spartans2 (6)2Chorley1 (4)
4Spennymoor Town1 (3)
3Brackley Town0 (4)
4Spennymoor Town14Spennymoor Town0 (5)
7Bradford (Park Avenue)0

Quarter-finals

[edit]
Altrincham vBlyth Spartans
1 May 2019 (2019-05-01)Altrincham2–2
(7–6p)		Blyth SpartansAltrincham
ReportStadium:Moss Lane
Attendance: 1,698
Spennymoor Town vBradford (Park Avenue)
1 May 2019 (2019-05-01)Spennymoor Town1–0Bradford (Park Avenue)Spennymoor
ReportStadium:The Brewery Field
Attendance: 1,509

Semi-finals

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Chorley vAltrincham
5 May 2019 (2019-05-05)Chorley1–1
(3–1p)		AltrinchamChorley
ReportStadium:Victory Park
Attendance: 3,446
Referee: Elliott Swallow
Penalties
Brackley Town vSpennymoor Town
5 May 2019 (2019-05-05)Brackley Town0–0
(4–5p)		Spennymoor TownBrackley
ReportStadium:St. James Park
Attendance: 1,271

Final

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Chorley1–1 (a.e.t.)Spennymoor Town
Report
Penalties
4–3
Attendance: 3,594
Referee: Sam Barrott

Results table

[edit]
Home \ AwayTELALFALTASHBLYBOSBRABRDCHECHOCURDARUOMGUIHERKIDLEANUNSOUSPESTOYOR
AFC Telford United—0–01–12–11–11–02–10–23–11–13–13–11–31–11–10–14–13–11–02–11–12–1
Alfreton Town1–1—0–72–03–11–10–10–12–22–10–10–02–30–11–13–31–23–13–11–71–12–3
Altrincham3–13–1—3–01–10–21–21–14–05–30–23–31–21–11–12–12–24–01–00–20–13–0
Ashton United3–40–21–1—0–31–11–50–20–30–51–22–21–01–00–00–12–10–01–23–00–60–2
Blyth Spartans1–01–12–12–0—3–01–31–28–11–23–20–10–32–02–33–30–24–12–12–23–22–1
Boston United2–20–11–22–14–0—1–32–20–20–24–10–22–11–03–10–21–12–11–20–21–32–0
Brackley Town3–13–11–23–11–12–0—3–02–22–22–02–41–02–02–03–12–23–12–04–11–00–0
Bradford (Park Avenue)1–21–12–33–21–11–01–0—2–01–02–22–22–31–21–01–22–11–02–21–01–11–3
Chester2–13–21–24–12–04–10–05–3—0–00–13–10–01–13–03–11–13–20–00–00–62–2
Chorley1–13–14–10–12–41–12–03–20–0—2–03–24–03–01–03–03–02–04–01–22–01–0
Curzon Ashton2–13–20–62–41–31–31–11–10–30–1—1–13–11–00–11–11–10–10–30–50–21–0
Darlington3–00–10–32–11–11–00–21–00–11–11–2—2–00–02–23–01–11–20–01–20–15–1
F.C. United of Manchester1–21–11–23–41–20–31–12–20–21–42–01–2—3–32–20–10–20–41–11–31–23–3
Guiseley1–10–12–21–11–34–52–11–51–10–21–01–03–0—1–10–01–12–10–11–11–11–1
Hereford1–12–11–10–23–00–20–21–22–01–11–24–21–31–0—1–02–12–20–30–32–21–1
Kidderminster Harriers0–00–13–23–33–11–22–03–04–10–41–15–21–21–22–1—1–24–11–42–12–11–2
Leamington2–23–13–01–01–22–00–04–21–01–10–12–22–22–22–20–4—3–01–00–20–10–1
Nuneaton Borough1–21–20–20–11–31–51–30–62–30–12–41–21–01–30–01–10–2—1–40–20–32–2
Southport0–42–11–32–20–12–30–02–23–05–32–20–00–01–01–02–25–11–1—1–10–11–2
Spennymoor Town2–31–14–45–02–21–02–10–22–01–00–02–22–03–20–22–11–03–11–1—1–33–0
Stockport County3–20–12–02–10–10–21–13–01–13–02–02–05–11–11–11–03–12–23–21–0—3–1
York City1–01–20–12–02–02–22–11–40–01–41–14–02–04–21–20–32–22–01–02–31–0—
Source:National League North Match 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.

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
ChorleyMatt JansenResigned22 June 2018Pre-seasonJamie Vermiglio23 June 2018
York CityMartin GrayDismissed19 August 2018Sam Collins20 August 2018[29]
F.C. United of ManchesterTom GreavesResigned28 August 2018[30]Neil Reynolds18 October 2018[31]
HerefordPeter BeadleDismissed13 September 201812thMarc Richards2 October 2018[32]
York CitySam CollinsMutual consent5 January 2019Steve Watson10 January 2019
DarlingtonTommy WrightMutual consent27 April 201916thAlun Armstrong27 May 2019

Top scorers

[edit]
RankPlayerClubGoals
1Glen TaylorSpennymoor Town21
2Daniel UdohAFC Telford United17
3Jake BeesleyBradford (Park Avenue)16
Colby BishopLeamington
Matthew WarburtonStockport County
6Joshua HancockAltrincham15
Reece StycheAlfreton Town
Kurt WilloughbyF.C. United of Manchester
9Dan MaguireBlyth Spartans14
Josh WilsonChorley
10Ashley ChambersKidderminster Harriers13

Monthly awards

[edit]

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

MonthPlayer of the MonthClubManager of the MonthClub
August 2018Matthew StensonLeamingtonJamie VermiglioChorley
September 2018Ed Williams[33]Kidderminster HarriersJason Ainsley[34]Spennymoor Town
October 2018Gary Roberts[35]ChesterPhil Parkinson[36]Altrincham
November 2018David Morgan[37]SouthportLiam Watson[38]Southport

National League South

[edit]
Football league season
National League South
Season2018–19
ChampionsTorquay United
PromotedTorquay United
Woking
RelegatedWeston-super-Mare
East Thurrock United
Truro City

The National League South consisted of 22 clubs.

Team changes

[edit]

To National League South

[edit]

Promoted from2017–18 Isthmian League Premier Division

Promoted from2017–18 Southern League Premier Division

Relegated from2017–18 National League


From National League South

[edit]

Promoted to2018–19 National League

Relegated to2018–19 Isthmian League Premier Division

Relegated to2018–19 Southern League Premier Division South

Stadia and locations

[edit]
Locations of the 2018–19 National League South clubs (Greater London shown in more detail below)
Locations of the 2018–19 National League South clubs (Greater London)
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
Bath CityBath(Twerton)Twerton Park8,840
Billericay TownBillericayNew Lodge3,500
Chelmsford CityChelmsfordMelbourne Stadium3,019
Chippenham TownChippenhamHardenhuish Park3,000
Concord RangersCanvey IslandThames Road3,300
DartfordDartfordPrinces Park4,100
Dulwich HamletLondonChampion Hill(began season groundsharing withTooting & Mitcham United)3,000
East Thurrock UnitedCorringhamRookery Hill4,000
Eastbourne BoroughEastbournePriory Lane4,151
Gloucester CityEveshamJubilee Stadium (groundshare withEvesham United)3,000
Hampton & RichmondLondon(Hampton)Beveree Stadium3,500
Hemel Hempstead TownHemel HempsteadVauxhall Road3,152
Hungerford TownHungerfordBulpit Lane2,500
Oxford CityOxford(Marston)Court Place Farm2,000
Slough TownSloughArbour Park2,000
St Albans CitySt AlbansClarence Park4,500
Torquay UnitedTorquayPlainmoor6,500
Truro CityTruroPlainmoor (groundshare withTorquay United6,500
WealdstoneLondon(Ruislip)Grosvenor Vale3,607
Welling UnitedLondon(Welling)Park View Road4,000
Weston-super-MareWeston-super-MareWoodspring Stadium3,500
WokingWokingKingfield Stadium6,036

League table

[edit]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Torquay United(C, P)4227789341+5288Promotion toNational League
2Woking(O, P)42239107649+2778Qualification for theNational League South play-off semi-finals[a]
3Welling United42237127047+2376
4Chelmsford City42219126850+1872
5Bath City422011115836+2271Qualification for the National League South play-off quarter-finals
6Concord Rangers42201396948+2170[b][c]
7Wealdstone421812126250+1266Qualification for the National League South play-off quarter-finals
8Billericay Town42198157265+765
9St Albans City421810146764+364
10Dartford421810145258−664
11Slough Town421712135650+663
12Oxford City42175206463+156
13Chippenham Town42167195764−755
14Dulwich Hamlet421310195265−1349
15Hampton & Richmond Borough421310194966−1749
16Hemel Hempstead Town421212185267−1548
17Gloucester City421211193554−1947Transferred toNational League North
18Eastbourne Borough421012205265−1342
19Hungerford Town42119224572−2742
20Truro City(R)42912216387−2439Relegation to theSouthern League Premier Division South
21East Thurrock United(R)42107254263−2137Relegation to theIsthmian League Premier Division
22Weston-super-Mare(R)42811235080−3035Relegation to theSouthern League Premier Division South
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[12]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Chelmsford City received a bye to the semi-finals, after Concord Rangers were barred from the play-offs.
  2. ^Concord Rangers were deducted three points for infringing league rules.
  3. ^Concord Rangers were barred from the play-offs due to failing ground size regulations.[39]


Play-offs

[edit]
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
         
2Woking3
7Wealdstone2
5Bath City1
7Wealdstone3
2Woking1
3Welling United0
3Welling United3
4Chelmsford City2

Quarter-final

[edit]
Bath City vWealdstone
1 May 2019 (2019-05-01)Bath City1–3WealdstoneBath
ReportStadium:Twerton Park
Attendance: 2,201

Semi-finals

[edit]
Woking vWealdstone
5 May 2019 (2019-05-05)Woking3–2WealdstoneWoking
ReportStadium:Kingfield Stadium
Attendance: 2,917
Referee: James Durkin
Welling United vChelmsford City
5 May 2019 (2019-05-05)Welling United3–2Chelmsford CityWelling
Report
Stadium:Park View Road
Attendance: 1,912

Final

[edit]
Woking1–0Welling United
Report
Attendance: 4,865

Results table

[edit]
Home \ AwayBATBILCHECHICONDARDULEASEABGLOHAMHEMHUNOXFSLOSTATORTRUWEAWELWESWOK
Bath City—1–22–05–01–11–22–11–01–03–01–00–14–11–02–00–33–21–11–10–22–01–1
Billericay Town0–2—0–11–21–11–11–13–22–01–01–32–11–22–33–23–20–23–21–02–04–20–4
Chelmsford City1–05–1—1–02–22–12–21–03–22–02–02–14–12–10–12–40–00–20–30–02–22–0
Chippenham Town2–22–00–1—4–11–21–22–02–31–03–21–13–10–11–00–02–12–13–11–41–32–2
Concord Rangers2–12–23–01–1—2–00–01–13–02–04–02–14–00–12–22–10–13–02–20–53–01–1
Dartford3–02–11–02–12–1—2–12–03–22–03–21–02–13–22–13–23–22–14–31–02–12–0
Dulwich Hamlet0–22–21–32–00–12–0—2–12–10–10–23–33–10–10–11–00–23–21–12–13–31–3
East Thurrock United1–02–12–02–10–22–20–0—0–12–00–01–22–10–11–02–41–22–20–14–12–30–1
Eastbourne Borough0–00–21–12–11–26–02–10–2—1–22–23–03–12–22–41–22–42–20–31–01–11–2
Gloucester City0–01–40–03–21–21–21–11–02–2—0–01–10–01–01–20–00–00–20–00–11–33–4
Hampton & Richmond Borough0–10–21–12–11–40–12–01–00–00–1—1–20–32–41–10–10–32–22–12–13–10–3
Hemel Hempstead Town0–30–23–54–22–21–21–03–23–22–11–1—0–02–11–11–11–41–10–11–10–20–2
Hungerford Town0–02–20–62–12–11–01–21–12–01–22–00–3—1–11–25–00–21–41–10–10–11–1
Oxford City1–22–31–31–12–02–14–13–10–00–13–52–11–2—1–32–11–04–03–00–13–01–2
Slough Town0–02–11–02–21–02–21–23–11–11–21–11–02–02–0—2–20–01–20–11–02–10–1
St Albans City0–22–13–12–32–02–01–02–11–11–22–32–13–21–03–2—0–42–20–02–02–01–1
Torquay United1–02–23–10–14–12–05–22–02–02–10–22–00–17–24–04–1—4–23–23–11–22–2
Truro City1–10–40–31–21–33–13–21–32–01–20–21–22–32–03–32–11–3—1–22–23–30–1
Wealdstone3–31–12–31–01–11–11–33–00–32–02–12–11–00–20–32–20–33–0—1–34–11–0
Welling United2–10–32–02–10–12–02–02–01–03–14–01–13–13–22–12–22–05–31–1—3–13–3
Weston-super-Mare0–22–30–30–11–23–11–11–10–10–00–21–20–01–12–02–32–21–10–50–1—2–4
Woking1–32–11–12–01–20–11–23–02–01–23–13–13–03–20–12–13–33–10–22–02–1—
Source:National League South Match 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.

Top scorers

[edit]
RankPlayerClubGoals
1Jamie ReidTorquay United29
2Rhys MurphyChelmsford City25
3Kabongo TshimangaOxford City24
4Tyler HarveyTruro City22
5Alex WallConcord Rangers21
6Moses EmmanuelBillericay Town17
Saikou JannehTorquay United
Nathaniel JarvisChippenham Town
9Chris DicksonHampton & Richmond Borough16
Jack MidsonConcord Rangers

Monthly awards

[edit]

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

MonthPlayer of the MonthClubManager of the MonthClub
August 2018Jake Robinson[40]Billericay TownAlan Dowson[40]Woking
September 2018Jack Turner[41]Slough TownIan Allinson[42]St Albans City
October 2018Moses Emmanuel[43]Billericay TownGary Johnson[44]Torquay United
November 2018Josh Casey[45]WokingLeigh Robinson[46]Truro City
December 2018Shaun MacDonald[47]Torquay UnitedMark Jones[48]Oxford City
January 2019Jack Giddens[49]East Thurrock UnitedJerry Gill[50]Bath City
February 2019Chris Whelpdale[51]Chelmsford CityJamie Coyle
Adam Flanagan[52]		Dartford
March 2019Marvel Ekpiteta[53]Hungerford TownNeil Baker
Jon Underwood[54]		Slough Town
April 2019Fabien Robert[55]Gloucester CityMike Cook[56]Gloucester City

Step 3 Super Playoffs

[edit]

With the introduction of a new division at Step 3 of theNational League System, an altered promotion playoff process was implemented for the 2018–19 season for clubs to reach the National LeaguesNorth andSouth for the 2019–20 season.[57]

As per prior seasons, 3 teams were relegated each from the North and South leaving 6 vacancies to fill. Each of the winners of the four Step 3 leagues were automatically promoted to the National Leagues North & South for 2019–20.

The Champions of the Step 3 leagues are:

Each of the four leagues ran a playoff involving the teams finishing from second to fifth. The winners of these playoffs proceeded to the Super Playoffs.The playoff winners are:

The winners of the following two fixtures were promoted:

Warrington Town vKing's Lynn Town
11 May 2019Warrington Town2–3 (a.e.t.)King's Lynn Town
15:00
Metropolitan Police vTonbridge Angels
11 May 2019Metropolitan Police2–3 (a.e.t.)Tonbridge Angels
15:00

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