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The 2025/26 campaign has officially concluded, marking an historic achievement as the division finalizes its promotion and relegation spots. Bromley have been confirmed as champions, securing their first-ever promotion to League One after a dominant display throughout the season. They are joined in the third tier by Milton Keynes Dons and Cambridge United, who claimed automatic promotion, alongside Notts County, who secured the final spot via the playoffs. The intensity of this year's race kept the final standings in doubt until the very end, reflecting the competitive nature of the division.

Title Race

The race for the top spot reached a definitive conclusion with Bromley finishing at the summit of the table with a tally of 87 points. Their consistent form throughout the campaign proved the difference, holding off a persistent challenge from Milton Keynes Dons, who ended just a single point behind. Cambridge United rounded out the top three, securing the final automatic promotion place. With the title mathematically settled and the playoff final completed, focus now shifts to the clubs preparing for their upcoming challenges in League One.

Fixtures in Focus

The regular season and playoff schedule has concluded, with the final piece of business being Notts County's 3-0 victory over Salford City in the playoff final on 25 May 2026.

Down the Table

At the opposite end of the division, the battle to retain Football League status proved arduous. Following the completion of all matches, Harrogate Town and Barrow have been confirmed as the sides finishing in the relegation positions. These clubs will now face the challenge of adjusting to the National League following a difficult term.