Premier Division Central
After Kings Langley were transferred to the Premier Division South, The Premier Division Central consisted of 21 clubs, all from the previous aborted season.League table
Play-offs
Semi-finals FinalResults
Stadia and locations
Premier Division South
The Premier Division consisted of 22 clubs: 20 clubs from the previous season, and two new clubs: * Kings Langley, transferred from the Premier Division Central * Merthyr Town, returned after one-season absenceLeague table
Play-offs
Semi-finals FinalResults
Stadia and locations
Division One Central
Division One Central consisted of 20 clubs: 14 clubs from the previous season, and six new clubs. *Clubs, transferred from Isthmian League South Central Division: ** FC Romania ** Harlow Town ** Hertford Town ** Waltham Abbey ** Ware *Plus: ** Colney Heath, promoted from the Spartan South Midlands LeagueLeague table
Play-offs
Semi-finals FinalInter-step play-off
Results
Stadia and locations
Division One South
After Moneyfields voluntary relegated from the league, Division One South consisted of 19 clubs: 17 clubs from the previous season, and two new clubs: * Lymington Town, promoted from the Wessex League * Plymouth Parkway, promoted from the Western LeagueLeague table
Play-offs
Semi-finals FinalInter-step play-off
Results
Stadia and locations
Relegation reprieves
Step 3
Seven clubs at Step 3, all four fourth-from-bottom teams and those placed third-from-bottom that are the top three on a points per game (PPG) basis, were reprieved from relegation. The remaining team was relegated to Step 4. The final points-per-game ranking of the third-from-bottom placed teams in Step 3 divisions was as follows: Source:Step 4
Ten of the 16 clubs at Step 4, all eight fourth-from-bottom teams and two clubs placed third-from-bottom, one at the top and the other in third place on a points per game (PPG) basis, were reprieved from contesting relegation play-offs. The FA granted third-placed Sheffield a reprieve after demoting Yorkshire Amateur from the Northern Premier League for non-compliance with Step 4 ground grading requirements. The remaining six teams contested one-off matches with six runners-up from Step 5 that had the fewest PPG at the end of the 2021–22 season. Three winners of their matches stayed at Step 4 for the 2022–23 season, while three others lost theirs and were relegated to Step 5. The final points-per-game ranking of the 3rd-from-bottom-placed teams in Step 4 divisions was also as follows: Source:See also
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