National League 2 South

Even though we have had just five rounds in National Two South this season, the division has already thrown up some huge fixtures and this Saturday sees arguably the biggest game of the campaign to date.

Taunton, Chinnor and the Old Elthamians all picked up victories in Round Five in National Two South meaning the top three sides in the division remain unbeaten.

Taunton, Chinnor and Old Elthamains are the early front runners in National Two South and they head into Round Five looking to maintain their winning starts to the 2016/17 campaign.

Chinnor are continuing to turn heads in National Two South this season and their result on Saturday was something to sit up and take notice of.

Apart from Hartpury College, Taunton Titans are the only side to pick up maximum points across the top three National Leagues and the men from Hyde Park will be keen to maintain their good start.

The Taunton Titans continued their 100% start to this National Two South season, after seeing off Barnes on Saturday.

At this early stage of the season, it is always tough to say who will be challenging for promotion come April.

This time last season, Taunton Titans sat top of National Two South after a perfect start to the campaign and 12 months on, they are at the summit again after a sensational performance in Round Two.

The new National Two South campaign got underway last weekend and even at this early stage, there are sides that have marked out their intentions for this season.

With Cambridge and the Old Albanian both gaining promotion from National Two South last season, the title and play-off place is anyone’s for the taking this term.

Sale FC kicked off the National League Two season with a comfortable win over Otley at Heywood Road.

The big kick-off in National Two is nearly upon us once again, but what will it serve up this season?

Disappointment of relegation spurred on Macclesfield to bounce straight back into National One and a squad full of desire and commitment helped Cambridge to glory.

At the end of WW2 the US set about delivering The Marshall Plan to assist in rebuilding Europe. Old Albanian’s clearly had their very own plan to take them out of National 2 South and back to National 1. At the head of the plan, Head Coach, James Shannahan.

Eight months on from the start of the 2015/16 campaign and it comes down to this in National Two; Which side will be joining Cambridge and Macclesfield in National One next season?

Cambridge have been crowned champions of National Two South and achieved 25 wins on their way to lifting the title.

In the final rounds of the National League season, the attention was well and truly on National Two with relegation still looming for sides in the North while the title was yet to be decided in the South.

It has been shaping up to end this way in National Two South. For the past couple of months, Cambridge and the Old Albanian have battled for the title and now it has come down to the final day of the season.

The spotlight was quite rightly on the relegation battle this weekend in National Two South as Worthing and Dorking fought for their survival, but there was also another twist in this amazing title race.

What a prospect we have at Roundstone Lane this weekend when Worthing Raiders and Dorking go head-to-head in a huge relegation battle in National Two South.