BBC local radio, such as BBC Hereford and Worcester, will be able to broadcast National League games after a deal was agreed between the two parties.
The deal covers all three Leagues and is in place until the end of next season.
This from the BBC:
The BBC has signed a new two-year deal with the National League, allowing its local stations to commentate live on Vanarama National League, National League North and National League South matches.
The agreement means the BBC can cover all three divisions to the end of the 2021/22 season.
Stephanie Marshall, Head of Sport for BBC England, said: “Being able to listen to live sport at home is extremely important in these difficult times. Now, perhaps more than ever, football can help to bring people together, and we’re proud to be a part of that.
“We know how vital this service is to our listeners across England and we are delighted to extend this partnership with the National League for a further two seasons.”
Matches that are covered will be aired on the BBC’s local frequencies, BBC Sounds or the BBC Sport website.
The leagues involved in this deal comprise 67 teams in total – 24 in the National League, 22 in National League North and 21 in National League South.
Michael Tattersall, Chief Executive Officer of the Vanarama National League, said “The National League is delighted to renew its rights agreement with BBC Local Radio.
“Our clubs value the services provided by their local BBC station, and with matches set to take place behind closed doors for the opening months of the season, the BBC's live commentaries will enable fans to access coverage of our games.”