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Fantasy Non-League: Get your entry in before it’s too late to play!

Time is running out to get your entry in for this season’s Fantasy Non-League and have a shot at winning cash prizes with The Non-League Paper!

Fantasy Non-League

Time is running out to get your entry in for this season’s Fantasy Non-League and have a shot at winning cash prizes with The Non-League Paper!
Entry into The NLP’s immensely popular competition for the new season once again costs only £5, and you can enter as many teams as you like!
Whether you’re playing just for fun or to scoop the monthly and end of season jackpots, the deadline to get your selections in is fast approaching on midnight on Friday October 16, 2020.
So if you think you know your Non-League, then why not put your knowledge to the test for the chance to win up to £5,000 in cash prizes as Fantasy Non-League returns for the 2020-21 season!


There will be six Manager of the Month awards during the season split into the winner, a runner-up and the bottom team for each month. The first Manager of the Month will be a joint one, taking in the months of September, October and November 2020.
At the end of the season there will be cash prizes for the top four places and even a prize for finishing bottom, so why not enter two teams, one to win it and one to lose it!
Visit: www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.com/fantasy-non-league today to get your entry in before it’s too late!
Make sure you get your copy of The Non-League Paper every weekend for all the latest news from the FA, competitions, clubs and much more with the new 2020/21 season underway!
In print and online 24/7 as a full digital replica since midnight on Saturday, The NLP’s news pages are the only place to stay informed and entertained while getting the big picture from across Non-League in one place.
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The only national paper devoted to Non-League football, as a digital edition The NLP is available whenever and wherever you want it. Try a free sample of a recent edition today if you’re staying home or on the run. You’ll save cash as a one off or regular digital reader and the pages still rustle like the printed paper too!
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