So what better chance to dip behind the all important points totals and assess how teams fared in other key areas.
Here we look at each side’s discipline and find out who were the dirtiest teams in the National League this season.
We’ve got all the answers here, courtesy of the transfermarkt.co.uk website, with the table running in reverse order.
A yellow card counts as one point, two bookings leading to a red card is three points and a straight red card five points.
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We’ve got all the answers here, courtesy of the transfermarkt.co.uk website, with the table running in reverse order.
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There were 1,732 yellow cards and 85 reds in last season's National League- with Chesterfield being one of the worst offending teams. Photo: Getty Images
. Dagenham & Redbridge - 62pts
Dagenham have received 57 yellow cards and one straight red this season. Photo: Getty Images
. Grimsby Town - 71pts
Grimsby Town have 53 yellows and four red cards. Photo: Getty Images
. FC Halifax Town - 77pts
Neill Byrne of FC Halifax Town is shown a yellow card by referee Ryan Atkin. Photo: Getty Images
. Bromley - 78pts
Bromley have 68 bookings and two red cards this season. Photo: Henry Browne
. Wrexham - 80pts
Paul Rutherford of Wrexham receiving a red card from match referee James Durkin during the Vanarama National League match between Dagenham and Redbridge and Wrexham. It was one of five red cards. Photo: Getty Images
. Weymouth - 85pts
Weymouth FC have had 67 yellow cards and four red cards this campaign. Photo: Steve Bardens
. Altrincham FC - 85pts
Altrincham have had 67 bookings and four red cards this season. Photo: Clive Brunskill
22. King's Lynn - 113pts
King's Lynn Town had 95 yellows and four reds this season. Photo: Getty
23. Yeovil Town - 120pts
Yeovil collected 89 yellows and seven red cards. Photo: Harry Trump