Travel Distances 2019-20 – National League
Here at TSZ we have put together a list of all the travel distances for the top six tiers of English football. The distances have been determined by using the shortest route by road on Google Maps (stadium to stadium).
This article focuses on the 2019-20 National League season.
TOTAL DISTANCES
- As the southern most team in the 2019-20 Premier League, Torquay fans will have the furthest to travel next season. Their average away day commute will be 233.2 miles, meaning if any fan decides to attend all away matches they'll clock up 5363 miles of total travel distance - and that doesn't even include the trip home! They are one of three clubs who have over 5000 miles of travelling ahead of them this season (along with Barrow and Hartlepool).
- Fans of North London team Barnet have the honour of having to travel to least distance for their 2019-20 League Two away days with an average distances of 124.0 miles per away day - or 2852 miles in total.
WHAT IS THE LONGEST AWAY TRIP IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE?
- The match-up between Dover and Barrow represents the longest single away trip (367 miles) for all clubs in this season's Premier League. It is just three miles further than the second longest match-up, which is between Hartlepool and Torquay (364 miles)
- A trip to one of those four clubs represents the longest away day for the remaining 20 members of the 2019-20 League Two table.
WHAT IS THE SHORTEST AWAY TRIP IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE?
- The closest match-up in the National League this season will be the North London derby between Barnet and Boreham Wood, as just the five miles separate the two stadiums.
- The trio of Barrow, Yeovil and Torquay will have to travel at least 70 miles per away match as even their closest opponents surpass that mark.
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