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League One - Best XI
Brian Barry-Murphy
Cardiff
Brian Barry-Murphy
Coach
Aaron Connolly
Leyton Orient
9.3
Connolly
Joel Bagan
Cardiff
8.2
Bagan
Sam Tickle
Wigan Athletic
8.4
Tickle
Leo Castledine
Huddersfield
8.4
Castledine
Charlie Wellens
Leyton Orient
8.1
Wellens
Will Fish
Cardiff
8.4
Fish
Jordan Gibson
Doncaster
8.8
Gibson
Elliott List
Northampton Town
8.1
List
Archie Collins
Peterborough
8.7
Collins
Jack Hunt
Stockport
8.0
Hunt
Joe Wright
Bradford
9.0
Wright
PGoal+/-PTSWDLFormNext
1
Cardiff
Cardiff
1731:1714351124
W
W
W
L
L
Stevenage FC
2
Bradford
Bradford
1826:18834972
W
W
D
L
D
Port Vale
3
Stevenage FC
Stevenage
1619:11831943
D
W
D
L
D
Cardiff
4
Lincoln
Lincoln
1823:18531945
W
L
W
L
D
Barnsley
5
Stockport
Stockport
1723:21229854
D
L
L
W
W
Doncaster
6
Bolton
Bolton
1724:16828773
D
D
W
W
W
Mansfield Town
7
Luton
Luton
1821:22-127837
D
W
L
D
W
Leyton Orient

About League One

EFL League One (2025-26 Season)

EFL League One represents the third tier of English soccer and stands as one of the most competitive divisions in the English Football League system. Twenty-four clubs battle for promotion to the Championship, with the top two teams earning automatic advancement and clubs finishing third through sixth competing in the playoffs for the final promotion spot.


The 2024-25 season wrapped up with Birmingham City and Wrexham earning automatic promotion to the Championship, while Charlton Athletic secured their spot through the playoff final. These three clubs showcased the quality and drive that defines successful League One campaigns, setting the bar for this season's promotion contenders.


This season features several powerhouse clubs looking to bounce back to the Championship. Luton Town stands out as the biggest name, having played in the Premier League just last season before back-to-back relegations. Their recent top-flight experience and electric Kenilworth Road atmosphere make them instant promotion favorites. Fellow Championship relegation sides Huddersfield Town and Plymouth Argyle bring serious resources and ambition to their quest for immediate returns.


The division boasts incredible depth with established clubs carrying rich soccer heritage. Bolton Wanderers, Wigan Athletic, and Reading represent former Premier League teams looking to rebuild their status. Barnsley and Rotherham United add Yorkshire rivalry drama, while Cardiff City brings Welsh representation and Championship know-how to the mix.


League Two promotion has delivered several exciting additions. Bradford City returns to this level with one of the division's largest and most passionate fanbases at Valley Parade. Stockport County, Mansfield Town, and Port Vale round out the promoted group, each carrying momentum from successful lower-tier campaigns and hungry to make their mark at this competitive level.


The division's strength comes from its unpredictability and competitive balance. Historic clubs with massive followings go head-to-head with well-run teams that have built smart, sustainable models for success. AFC Wimbledon's incredible journey continues, while clubs like Lincoln City and Exeter City represent the modern approach to lower-league ambition.


With four relegation spots back to League Two, every game carries real weight in what promises to be an incredibly tight race. The nine-month season typically delivers dramatic promotion battles, stunning upsets, and breakout performances that grab the attention of soccer fans across England.

FAQ

Who were last season's champions and top goalscorer of the League One?
In the previous season of League One, the title was claimed by Birmingham, while the spotlight also shone brightly on Charlie Kelman, who led as the top scorer with an impressive tally of 23 goals.
Which team has won the most League One titles?
Wigan holds the record in League One for the most titles, having come out on top 4 times.
Which teams were promoted to the League One?
Doncaster, Port Vale, Bradford and AFC Wimbledon earned their spot in the League One after being promoted from the League Two.
Which teams were relegated to the League One?
Plymouth, Cardiff and Luton are playing in the League One following their relegation from the Championship.
What are the League One next featured games?
Leyton Orient v Luton
Who are the current League One team of the week top stars?
The top performers of the League One this week are Aaron Connolly (Leyton Orient), Joe Wright (Bradford) and Jordan Gibson (Doncaster)
Where to watch League One live in Virginia (USA)?
Discover where to watch League One live in Virginia (USA) by visiting Live Sports on TV Today. Find out which channels are broadcasting the games and don’t miss any action from this exciting competition.
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