National League Standings & Stats

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National League

Season runs Aug 9, 2025May 10, 2026
24
Teams
598
Matches
598
Played
2.86
Avg goals
Season highlights
Defending champion
Barnet
Most titles
Barnet
Standings
#TeamPWDLGoalsGDPts
1York City463394114:41+73108
2Rochdale46337688:41+47106
3Carlisle United46298987:51+3695
4Boreham Wood462791095:58+3790
5Scunthorpe United4623131077:62+1582
6Southend United4623121183:47+3681
7Forest Green Rovers4623121182:52+3081
8Halifax Town4620101669:66+370
9Hartlepool United4618141454:59-568
10Woking4616151569:54+1563
11Tamworth4617111863:71-862
12Boston United4615141763:67-459
13Altrincham461762355:65-1057
14Solihull Moors4614141871:72-156
15Wealdstone4615112067:74-756
16Yeovil Town461562548:68-2051
17Eastleigh4613112257:80-2350
18Gateshead461482454:90-3650
19Sutton United4611142159:79-2047
20Aldershot Town461372669:87-1846
21Brackley Town4610122440:75-3542
22Morecambe469112666:103-3738
23Braintree Town468122638:76-3836
24Truro City468102842:72-3034
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National League 25/26 — Table & Predictions

The National League 25/26 season, the fifth tier of English football, concluded with 24 teams competing across 598 matches. York City topped the final standings, securing the championship and automatic promotion with a dominant 108 points. This page provides the complete table, title race analysis, season stats, and match predictions.

National League Table

The final table saw York City crowned champions, finishing just two points ahead of Rochdale. The top seven sides earned either automatic promotion or a playoff spot, with York City taking the direct route to League Two. Rochdale, Carlisle United, Boreham Wood, Scunthorpe United, Southend United, and Forest Green Rovers qualified for the promotion playoffs. The closeness of the race is highlighted by the narrow margins: Rochdale (106 points) and Carlisle United (95 points) both posted impressive campaigns, but York City’s 33 wins and +73 goal difference proved decisive.

Favorites & Title Chances

Based on the final standings, York City had a 100% chance of winning the title after matchday 46, having mathematically secured the championship. Rochdale entered the final day with a slim mathematical hope, but their chances were reduced to 0% once the season concluded. Carlisle United finished third, 13 points adrift, and never had a realistic title shot once the gap became insurmountable. The title probabilities were shaped by York City’s relentless consistency—only four defeats all season—and Rochdale’s inability to close the gap in the final weeks.

Season Stats

The 25/26 National League campaign produced 598 matches with an average of 2.86 goals per game. Barnet, the most successful club in the league’s history, were the reigning champions from the previous season but did not finish in the top seven this term. The overall goal tally and competitive balance ensured a thrilling season, with the top seven clubs all scoring over 70 goals.

National League Match Predictions

Our match predictions are based on a blend of historical data, current form, head-to-head records, and betting odds. While the 25/26 season has concluded, the insights and models used to forecast outcomes remain relevant for upcoming fixtures and the next campaign. For every National League match, we provide outcome probabilities and recommended bets, ensuring you stay ahead of the action.

National League — FAQ

Who is top of the National League table?
York City finished top of the National League 25/26 table with 108 points from 46 matches, winning the title and automatic promotion.
Who will win the National League? What are the favorites' chances?
York City won the 25/26 National League title, so their chances of winning were 100% after the final matchday. Rochdale finished second with 106 points, giving them a 0% chance once the season ended, despite a close title race.
Where can I find National League match predictions?
You can find expert National League predictions on our site, featuring statistical analysis, odds comparison, and outcome probabilities for every fixture.
How many teams play in the National League?
The National League consists of 24 teams. In the 25/26 season, all 24 clubs played 46 matches each, totalling 598 games.
What is the average goals per game in the National League 25/26?
The average goals per game in the National League 25/26 season was 2.86, based on 598 matches played.
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