Notts County, Stockport and Wrexham have all gone on to much better things after their stint in the National League, with Chesterfield looking to follow in their footsteps.
Traditionally quality clubs been promoted over the years, with average crowds and interest in the league rocketing as a result.
Here we take a look at the league’s proud history to bring you 13 facts you may not know.
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1. Most points
Wrexham set the new benchmark with 111 points in the 2022/23 season. It beat the previous best set by Crawley of 105 in 2010/11. Photo: Jan Kruger
2. Longest in the league
The longest tenured team currently competing in the National League is Aldershot Town, who have been competing in the National League since 2013/14 Photo: Alex Pantling
3. Fallen giants
There is one former Premier League club competing in the National League: Oldham Athletic. Photo: Clive Mason
4. Crowd pullers
Wrexham have the biggest average crowd over the course of a season with 9,973 last season. The average crowd around the league was 3,378. Photo: Jess Hornby