Classificação
# Equipe Total V E D +/- Pts
1 Aldershot Aldershot 46 31 8 7 +34 101
2 Cambridge Utd Cambridge Utd 46 25 11 10 +27 86
3 Torquay Torquay 46 26 8 12 +26 86
4 Exeter Exeter 46 22 17 7 +25 83
5 Burton Burton 46 23 12 11 +23 81
6 Stevenage Stevenage 46 24 7 15 +27 79
7 Histon Histon 46 20 12 14 +9 72
8 Forest Green Forest Green 46 19 14 13 +17 71
9 Oxford Utd Oxford Utd 46 20 11 15 +8 71
10 Grays Grays 46 19 13 14 +11 70
11 Ebbsfleet Ebbsfleet 46 19 12 15 +4 69
12 Salisbury City Salisbury City 46 18 14 14 +10 68
13 Kidderminster Kidderminster 46 19 10 17 +17 67
14 York York 46 17 11 18 -3 62
15 Crawley Crawley 46 19 9 18 +6 60
16 AFC Rushden & Diamonds AFC Rushden & Diamonds 46 15 14 17 0 59
17 Woking Woking 46 12 17 17 -8 53
18 Weymouth Weymouth 46 11 13 22 -20 46
19 Northwich Victoria Northwich Victoria 46 11 11 24 -26 44
20 Halifax Halifax 46 12 16 18 -9 42
21 Altrincham Altrincham 46 9 14 23 -26 41
22 Farsley Farsley 46 10 9 27 -38 39
23 Stafford Stafford 46 5 10 31 -57 25
24 Droylsden Droylsden 46 5 9 32 -57 24
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The Conference National, also known as the English Football League Two, is the highest level of the English Football League System and the fifth tier in the English football league pyramid. The predecessor to the Conference National was the Alliance Premier League, established in 1979 with the aim of creating a national football league beneath the English Football League, bringing teams together from both the Northern Premier League and the Southern League to significantly improve the quality and financial revenue of lower-tier clubs. In 1986, the English Football League recognized the Conference National, allowing clubs from its lowest division—then the Fourth Division—to join the Conference National, where they were now eligible for direct promotion or relegation. Starting with the 2002/03 season, the Conference National added an additional promotion spot, allowing teams to move up to the Football League through a playoff system alongside the league champions. Previously, if a promoted team’s stadium facilities did not meet the required standards, their promotion would be revoked; starting that same year, if such a situation arose, the promotion spot could be transferred to a suitable team. In the 2004/05 season, the Conference National expanded to include two new lower divisions—the Conference North League and the Conference South League—and the bottom three teams in the Conference National table were relegated to either the Conference North League or the Conference South League. However, in 2006, the Conference National was expanded from 22 teams to 24. The team ranked first in the league will directly qualify for the next season’s EFL League Two, while the four teams ranked fourth through seventh will compete in promotion play-offs. The two winners of these play-offs will face each other in the promotion semi-finals and final, respectively. All matches are single-leg fixtures, with the goal of securing qualification for the next season’s EFL League Two. The bottom four teams in the league will be relegated to lower-level competitions.