Conference National 2006-07

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The Conference National is the top division of the Football Conference. It is the fifth highest level of the overall English Football League System. The top team and the winner of the playoff will be promoted to Football League Two, while the bottom four will be relegated to either Conference South or Conference North.

[edit] Standings

Position	Club	Pts	GP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Notes
1	Dagenham & Redbridge	85	40	25	10	5	82	38	44	C²
2	Oxford United	72	41	19	15	7	58	30	28	P³
3	Morecambe	71	41	20	11	10	54	41	13
4	York City	67	41	18	10	12	58	43	15
5	Burton Albion	66	40	19	9	12	42	40	2
6	Exeter City	65	41	18	11	12	59	47	12
7	Gravesend	64	40	18	10	12	53	47	6
8	Stevenage	60	39	18	6	15	64	57	7
9	Aldershot Town	60	40	17	9	14	59	55	4
10	Weymouth	58	41	17	7	17	51	65	-14
11	Kidderminster	57	39	16	9	14	41	44	-3
12	Rushden & Diamonds	53	39	14	11	14	50	45	5
13	Crawley Town	48¹	40	16	10	14	49	45	4
14	Forest Green	48	41	11	15	15	48	56	-8
15	Northwich Victoria	48	36	15	3	18	44	55	-11
16	Stafford Rangers	48	40	13	9	18	45	63	-18
17	Woking	47	41	12	11	18	48	54	-6
18	Altrincham	47	41	12	11	18	47	59	-12
19	Cambridge United	46	41	12	10	19	51	61	-10
20	Grays Athletic	45	40	11	12	17	52	50	2
21	Tamworth	44	41	12	8	21	41	55	-14	R⁴
22	Halifax Town	43	39	11	10	18	48	53	-5
23	Southport	38	41	8	14	19	46	61	-15
24	St. Albans City	36	41	9	9	23	52	78	-26

Notes
- ¹Crawley started the season with a 10 point deduction for going into administration.
- ²Champions and automatic promotion to Football League Two
- ³Playoff to determine second and final promotion spot to Football League Two
- ⁴Relegation to either Conference South or Conference North (geographical positioning TBD)

Standings accurate as of March 31, 2007.

2006-07 in English football v • d • e
Club football			International football
Domestic Leagues	Domestic Cups	European Competitions	Competitions involving England
Premier League	FA Cup Qualifying Rounds	Champions League	FIFA World Cup 2006 Group B
Football League	League Cup	UEFA Cup UEFA Intertoto Cup 2006	Euro 2008 qualifying Group E
Conference National			Sven-Göran Eriksson Steve McClaren
Other Events
2006 allegations of corruption in English football
Award Winners
PFA Award	Young Player of the Year	FWA Award	European Footballer of the Year - Fabio Cannavaro FIFA World Player of the Year - Fabio Cannavaro
Players transferred for over £10 million
Andriy Shevchenko • John Obi Mikel • Dimitar Berbatov • Ruud van Nistelrooy • Michael Carrick • Dirk Kuyt • Obafemi Martins
List of English football transfers 2006-07