Non-League Paper

WEEKLY UPDATE WITH IAN WHITE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 May 2026

WELCOME to the final update of this Season’s Fantasy Non-League. Today’s update covers the eight-day period from Sunday, May 10 to Sunday, May 17.
All the play-offs and the FA Trophy final have now been played and the End-of-Season Bonuses have been added. So, after another great season of Fantasy Non-League, who is the 2025/26 champion? In first place, winning the top prize of £1,000, are Olivia Grace [S], who finished the season with 30,532 points. They finished the season 259pts ahead of second placed
NannyCakes [S], who pick up £500 for their efforts.
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