Clubs across the fifth and sixth tiers will receive packages valued at either £90,000, £108,000, £252,000 or £285,000 depending on their division and average attendances.
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9. LOSER: Ebbsfleet United
The Fleet were relegated by 0.002 of a point when the 2019-20 National League season was cut short and decided on a point per game format. They also failed to get reprieved following the winding up of Macclesfield Town. Now the difference in funding between the National League and the National League South means Ebbsfleet will miss out on £162,000 worth of funding as they will receive just £90,000 over the next three months while most National League sides will get £252,000. AFC Fylde are in a similar boat in the National League North. Photo: Leila Coker
10. WINNER: Any newly-promoted side
The controversial nature in which the 2019-20 season was concluded due to the coronavirus pandemic saw King's Lynn, Altrincham, Wealdstone and Weymouth all promoted to the top tier of non-league football and with that comes a £252,000 support package. All four clubs are operating on low or part-time budgets and their attendances would be below average in the National League. Photo: Getty Images