The National League Premier Division line-up is complete for 2025-26 following the conclusion of all promotion final games and the non-league allocations being published, as announced by the FA.
The division sees the Iron return to the fifth tier for what will be only their second at the level after beating Chester in the National League North Promotion Final, with Boreham Wood promoted after winning the southern equivalent. Brackley Town and Truro City won their respective divisions to complete the quartet of sides promoted.
Meanwhile, Carlisle United and Morecambe lost their EFL status to enter non-league after their season of struggles at the bottom of League Two. Southend United also remain in the division following Promotion Final heartache at Wembley on Sunday, with Oldham Athletic securing an extra time return to the EFL.
Elsewhere, relegated out of the National League, and therefore not one of the Iron's opponents in the forthcoming season, AFC Fylde, Maidenhead United, Ebbsfleet United and Dagenham and Redbridge.
A full list of teams confirmed for the Vanarama National League in 2025-26…
Aldershot Town (16th in National League)
Altrincham (9th in National League)
Boreham Wood (5th in National League South)
Boston United (19th in National League)
Brackley Town (1st in National League North)
Braintree Town (17th in National League)
Carlisle United (23rd in League Two)
Eastleigh (13th in National League)
FC Halifax Town (6th in National League)
Forest Green Rovers (3rd in National League)
Gateshead (8th in National League)
Hartlepool United (11th in National League)
Morecambe (24th in League Two)
Rochdale (4th in National League)
Scunthorpe United (2nd in National League North)
Solihull Moors (14th in National League)
Southend United (7th in National League)
Sutton United (14th in National League)
Tamworth (10th in National League)
Truro City (1st in National League South)
Wealdstone (20th in National League)
Woking (15th in National League)
Yeovil Town (18th in National League)
York City (2nd in National League)
