EFL League One

EFL League One
Founded	2004
Country	England
Number of teams	24
Level on pyramid	3
Promotion to	EFL Championship
Relegation to	Football League Two
Domestic cup(s)	FA Cup
League cup(s)	EFL Cup ; EFL Trophy
Most championships	Wigan Athletic (2 wins)
TV partners	Sky Sports ; Quest (highlights only)
Website	Official Website

English Football League One (commonly known as EFL League One) is the third division of football in England. It was introduced in 2004, replacing the old Second Division.

TV Coverage

Sky Sports currently shows matches on their channel, and all highlights are available on the Sky Sports website. In the US, some important matches are shown on ESPN, along with EFL Championship and EFL League Two matches. ^[1]

2020-21 season

These are the teams of the 2020–21 season.

Club	Finishing position last season	Location	Stadium	Capacity^[2]
Accrington Stanley	17th	Accrington	Crown Ground	5,057 (2,000 seated)
AFC Wimbledon	20th	London (Merton)	Plough Lane	9,300
Blackpool	13th	Blackpool	Bloomfield Road	17,338
Bristol Rovers	14th	Bristol	Memorial Stadium	12,300
Burton Albion	12th	Burton upon Trent	Pirelli Stadium	6,912 (2,034 seated)
Charlton Athletic	22nd in Championship (relegated)	London (Charlton)	The Valley	27,111
Crewe Alexandra	2nd in League Two (promoted)	Crewe	Gresty Road	10,180
Doncaster Rovers	9th	Doncaster	Keepmoat Stadium	15,231
Fleetwood Town	6th	Fleetwood	Highbury Stadium	5,311 (2,701 seated)
Gillingham	10th	Gillingham	Priestfield Stadium	11,582
Hull City	24th in Championship (relegated)	Kingston upon Hull	KCOM Stadium	25,586
Ipswich Town	11th	Ipswich	Portman Road	30,311
Lincoln City	16th	Lincoln	Sincil Bank	10,307
Milton Keynes Dons	19th	Milton Keynes	Stadium MK	30,500
Northampton Town	7th in League Two (promoted via play-offs)	Northampton	PTS Academy Stadium	7,798
Oxford United	4th	Oxford	Kassam Stadium	12,500
Peterborough United	7th	Peterborough	London Road	15,314
Plymouth Argyle	3rd in League Two (promoted)	Plymouth	Home Park	18,600
Portsmouth	5th	Portsmouth	Fratton Park	21,100
Rochdale	18th	Rochdale	Spotland	10,249
Shrewsbury Town	15th	Shrewsbury	New Meadow	9,875
Sunderland	8th	Sunderland	Stadium of Light	48,707
Swindon Town	1st in League Two (promoted)	Swindon	County Ground	15,728
Wigan Athletic	23rd in Championship (relegated)	Wigan	DW Stadium	25,138

Champions

Season	Champions	Runner-up	Third place
2004/05	Luton Town	Hull City	Tranmere Rovers
2005/06	Southend United	Colchester United	Brentford
2006/07	Scunthorpe United	Bristol City	Blackpool
2007/08	Swansea City	Nottingham Forest	Doncaster Rovers
2008/09	Leicester City	Peterborough United	Milton Keynes Dons
2009/10	Norwich City	Leeds United	Millwall
2010/11	Brighton & Hove Albion	Southampton	Huddersfield Town
2011/12	Charlton Athletic	Sheffield Wednesday	Sheffield United
2012/13	Doncaster Rovers	Bournemouth	Yeovil Town
2013/14	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Brentford	Rotherham United
2014/15	Bristol City	Milton Keynes Dons	Preston North End
2015/16	Wigan Athletic	Burton Albion	Barnsley
2016/17	Sheffield United	Bolton Wanderers	Millwall
2017/18	Wigan Athletic	Blackburn Rovers	Rotherham United
2018/19	Luton Town	Barnsley	Charlton Athletic
2019/20	Coventry City	Rotherham United	Wycombe Wanderers
2020/21	Hull City	Peterborough United

References

↑ "ESPN to broadcast English league games". ESPN.com. 3 August 2017.
↑ "Football Ground Guide". Football Ground Guide. Retrieved 30 November 2016.

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[1] "ESPN to broadcast English league games". ESPN.com. 3 August 2017.

[2] "Football Ground Guide". Football Ground Guide. Retrieved 30 November 2016.

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