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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 April 2022

IT’S HAMMER

GRAND STAGE: The London Stadium is set to host this year’s National League Promotion Final

WEST Ham United’s London Stadium is expected to be confirmed this week as the host venue for this season’s National League Promotion Final.
The 60,000-seater stadium, built for the London 2012 Olympics and now home to the Premier League Hammers, is understood to be staging the Non-League showpiece event on Sunday, June 5.
Last season’s final was held at Bristol City’s Ashton Gate while Wembley was committed to hosting regular games for the rescheduled Euro 202...

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