Conference National 2012-13

A total of 24 teams contested the division, including 18 sides from last season, two relegated from the Football League Two, two promoted from the Conference North and two promoted from the Conference South. The League started on 10 August 2012 with previously relegated Hereford United and Macclesfield Town facing each other at Edgar Street and finished on 20 April 2013 with all matches that day kicking off simultaneously. The 2013 Conference National play-off Final on 5 May 2013 was the first Wembley Stadium final to feature two Welsh clubs, Newport County and Wrexham.
===Promotion and relegation===
Teams promoted from 2011–12 Conference North
* Hyde
* Nuneaton Town
Teams promoted from 2011–12 Conference South
* Woking
* Dartford
Teams relegated from 2011–12 Football League Two
* Macclesfield Town
* Hereford United
===League table===
===Play-offs===
====First leg====
====Second leg====
====Final====
===Stadia and locations===
Team	Stadium 	Capacity
 	Edgeley Park 	10,852
 	Racecourse Ground 	10,500*
 	Kenilworth Road 	10,226
 	Sincil Bank 	10,120
 	Gateshead International Stadium	10,000*
 	Field Mill 	10,000
 	Abbey Stadium 	9,617
 	Blundell Park 	9,546
 	Moss Rose 	6,355
 	New Bucks Head 	6,300
 	Aggborough 	6,238
 	Kingfield Stadium 	6,036
 	Haig Avenue 	6,008
 	Edgar Street 	5,075
 	Rodney Parade 	5,511**
 	The New Lawn 	5,147
 	Stonebridge Road 	5,011
 	Liberty Way 	4,314
 	Holker Street 	4,256
 	Ewen Fields 	4,250
 	Cressing Road 	4,145
 	Princes Park 	4,100
 	The Lamb Ground 	4,000
 	North Street 	3,600
* Restricted due to stadium expansion or FA ruling.
** Capacity reduced for football matches from maximum capacity of 11,676.
*** Groundshare from 15 February 2013.
 Capacity will temporarily be 7,012 for the play-off tie against Grimsby Town
===Results===
===Top scorers===
Rank	Player 	Club 	Goals
1 	Matt Green 	Mansfield Town 	25
2 	Adam Cunnington 	Tamworth 	21
3 	Michael Gash 	Kidderminster Harriers	20
4 	Andy Brown 	Nuneaton Town 	19
4 	Anthony Malbon 	Kidderminster Harriers	19
6 	Matthew Barnes-Homer	Macclesfield Town 	18
6 	Bradley Bubb 	Woking 	18
6 	Aaron O'Connor 	Newport County 	18
9 	Paul Clayton 	Alfreton Town 	17
9 	Andre Gray 	Luton Town 	17
==External links==
Category:Conference National seasons