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National League South: Five things to watch out for in the 2026/27 campaign

From ambitious newcomers Walton & Hersham and Farnham Town to KSI’s growing influence at Dagenham & Redbridge, here are five National League South storylines to keep an eye on in 2026/27.

1 – Walton & Hersham and Farnham Town

Ambitious Surrey rivals Walton & Hersham and Farnham Town will be hoping to continue their remarkable run of promotions.
The pair have matched each other’s progress from the Step 6 Combined Counties League Division One just six years ago to the dizzy heights of Step 2 for the first time in their history.
Can either of the promotion kings go one step further to dine at Non-League’s top table?
PROMOTION KINGS: Farnham Town are continuing their climb
2 – Steve Pitt
Braintree Town boss Steve Pitt has been handed a triple pre-season boost as he looks...

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