The Northern Counties East League have officially confirmed their proposed divisional line-up for the 2007/08 season.

With four clubs moving into the UniBond League ? Retford United, Sheffield, Carlton Town and Garforth Town ? four sides need to replace them in the Premier Division to keep it at twenty, the minimum amount of sides required for a Contributory League.

It is proposed that the sides that finished in the top four of Division One ? Parkgate, Winterton Rangers, South Normanton Athletic and Nostell Miners Welfare ? will be promoted.

There will be no relegation from the Premier Division.

Meanwhile, Division One will be kept at 17 teams with the introduction of four sides ? Barton Town Old Boys, Bottesford Town and Rainworth Miners Welfare from the Central Midlands League and Leeds Met Carnegie from the West Yorkshire Football League.

There are also two planned name changes with Mickleover Sports becoming Derby FC and Lincoln Moorlands becoming Lincoln Moorlands Railway.

Therefore, the proposed line-ups are as follows:

NCEL PREMIER DIVISION
1. Armthorpe Welfare
2. Arnold Town
3. Brodsworth Welfare
4. Derby FC (was Mickleover Sports)
5. Eccleshill United
6. Glapwell
7. Glasshoughton Welfare
8. Hallam
9. Liversedge
10. Long Eaton United
11. Maltby Main
12. Nostell Miners Welfare (from Division One)
13. Parkgate (from Division One)
14. Pickering Town
15. Selby Town
16. Shirebrook Town
17. South Normanton Athletic (from Division One)
18. Sutton Town
19. Thackley
20. Winterton Rangers (from Division One)

NCEL DIVISION ONE
1. AFC Emley
2. Barton Town Old Boys (from Central Midlands League)
3. Borrowash Victoria
4. Bottesford Town (from Central Midlands League)
5. Dinnington Town
6. Gedling Town
7. Hall Road Rangers
8. Leeds Met Carnegie (from West Yorkshire Football League)
9. Lincoln Moorlands Railway (was Lincoln Moorlands)
10. Pontefract Collieries
11. Rainworth Miners Welfare (from Central Midlands League)
12. Rossington Main
13. Staveley Miners Welfare
14. Tadcaster Albion
15. Teversal
16. Worsbrough Bridge
17. Yorkshire Amateur

This proposal will be put to the vote at the League's Annual General Meeting that takes place at Worsbrough Bridge FC on Sunday the 10th of June.