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Buxton Standings

National League North/South

Form

Key:
Promotion
Promotion Playoff
Relegation
Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	AFC Fylde	45	31	4	10	108	49	59	97	W L W L W
2	South Shields	45	28	11	6	99	42	57	95	D W W L D
3	Kidderminster	45	24	12	9	73	51	22	84	W W W W W
4	Macclesfield	45	24	7	14	81	67	14	79	W L L W L
5	Scarborough Athletic	45	19	15	11	60	51	9	72	W L W W D
6	Chester	45	20	12	13	66	64	2	72	W W W W W
7	Buxton	45	21	7	17	79	60	19	70	W D W W L
8	Merthyr Town	45	22	4	19	93	82	11	70	L W L L D
9	Darlington	45	20	9	16	77	65	12	69	D L W L L
11	Spennymoor Town FC	45	19	10	16	61	68	-7	67	W L L D W
11	AFC Telford United	45	17	14	14	85	63	22	65	D W L L D
12	Marine	45	18	7	20	61	71	-10	61	L L L W L
13	Worksop Town	45	16	9	20	65	72	-7	57	W W L D W
14	Radcliffe	45	17	6	22	75	83	-8	57	L L L L D
15	Southport	45	15	12	18	62	71	-9	57	L L L W W
16	Chorley	45	14	12	19	64	64	0	54	D L L W L
17	Oxford City	45	14	11	20	59	66	-7	53	L W D W D
18	Bedford Town	45	13	13	19	65	76	-11	52	D D W W D
19	King's Lynn Town	45	12	15	18	56	64	-8	51	D L L D L
20	Hereford	45	14	9	22	62	77	-15	51	W W L D W
21	Curzon	45	13	12	20	64	85	-21	51	L W L D L
22	Alfreton	45	12	13	20	46	79	-33	49	W D D W D
23	Peterborough Sports	45	10	8	27	49	94	-45	38	L L L D L
24	Leamington	45	7	8	30	40	86	-46	29	L W L L W

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: Manchester United are currently co-owned by the Glazer family, as well as INEOS founder Sir Jim Ratcliffe. In February, Ratcliffe bought an initial 25% stake in the club, ganing control over all the sporting operations.
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