EFL League Two

EFL League Two
Founded	2004;20 years ago; 1992–2004(as Division Three); 1958–1992(as Division Four);
Country	England
Other club(s) from	Wales
Number of teams	24
Level on pyramid	4
Promotionto	EFL League One
Relegationto	National League
Domestic cup(s)	FA Cup
League cup(s)	EFL Cup; EFL Trophy;
International cup(s)	UEFA Europa League(via FA Cup); UEFA Conference League(via EFL Cup);
Current champions	Stockport County(1st title; 2ndFourth tiertitle); (2023–24)
Most championships	Chesterfield(2 Fourth tier titles and 2 EFL League Two)
TV partners	List of broadcasters
Website	efl.com/league-two
	Current:2024–25 EFL League Two

TheEnglish Football League Two,simply known asLeague Twoin England and forsponsorshippurposes asSky Bet League Two,is the third and lowest division of theEnglish Football League(EFL) and fourth-highest tier overall in theEnglish football league system.

Introduced for the2004–05 English football seasonasFootball League Two,it is a rebrand of the formerFootball League Third Division,^[1]which itself is a rebrand of the now-defunctFootball League Fourth Divisionprior to the 1992 launch of thePremier League.

As ofthe 2024–25 season,Newport Countyhold the longest tenure in this division following their promotion in the 2012–13 season. There are currently two formerPremier Leagueclubs competing in this division:Bradford City(1999–2001) andSwindon Town(1993–94).

The current holders areStockport County.

Structure

There are 24 clubs in this division. Each club plays each of the other clubs twice (once athomeand onceaway) for a total of 46 matches per season and is awarded three points for a win, one for a draw and no points for a loss. From these points a league table is constructed.

At the end of each season the top three teams, together with the winner of the play-offs between the teams which finished in the fourth to seventh positions, are promoted toEFL League Oneand are replaced by the four teams that finished at the bottom of that division.

Similarly, the two teams that finished at the bottom of League Two are relegated to theNational Leagueand are replaced by the team that finished first and the team that won the second through seventh place play-off in that division. Technically a team can be reprieved from relegation if the team replacing them does not have a ground suitable for League football, but in practice this is a non-factor because every team currently in the National League has a ground that meets the League criteria (and even if they did not, a ground-sharing arrangement with another team could be made until their stadium was upgraded). The other way that a team can be spared relegation is if another team either resigns or is expelled from the EFL.

Final league position is determined, in order, by points obtained,goal difference,goals scored, a mini-league of the results between two or more teams ranked using the previous three criteria, and finally a series of one or more play-off matches.

There is a mandatory wage cap in this division that limits spending on players' wages to 55% of club turnover.

Current members

Note: Table lists in alphabetical order.

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity
Accrington Stanley	Accrington	Crown Ground	5,450
AFC Wimbledon	London(Wimbledon)	Plough Lane	9,369
Barrow	Barrow-in-Furness	Holker Street	6,500
Bradford City	Bradford	Valley Parade	24,840
Bromley	London(Bromley)	Hayes Lane	5,300
Carlisle United	Carlisle	Brunton Park	17,949
Cheltenham Town	Cheltenham	Whaddon Road	7,066
Chesterfield	Chesterfield	SMH Group Stadium	10,504
Colchester United	Colchester	Colchester Community Stadium	10,105
Crewe Alexandra	Crewe	Gresty Road	10,153
Doncaster Rovers	Doncaster	Eco-Power Stadium	15,231
Fleetwood Town	Fleetwood	Highbury Stadium	5,327
Gillingham	Gillingham	Priestfield Stadium	11,582
Grimsby Town	Cleethorpes	Blundell Park	9,052
Harrogate Town	Harrogate	Wetherby Road	5,000
Milton Keynes Dons	Milton Keynes	Stadium MK	30,500
Morecambe	Morecambe	Mazuma Mobile Stadium	6,476
Newport County	Newport	Rodney Parade	7,850
Notts County	Nottingham	Meadow Lane	19,841
Port Vale	Burslem	Vale Park	15,036
Salford City	Salford	Moor Lane	5,108
Swindon Town	Swindon	County Ground	15,728
Tranmere Rovers	Birkenhead	Prenton Park	16,789
Walsall	Walsall	Bescot Stadium	11,300

Teams promoted from League Two

Season	Winner	Points	Runner-up	Points	Third place	Points	Promoted via play-off	League position	Points
2004–05	Yeovil Town	83	Scunthorpe United	80	Swansea City	80	Southend United	4th	78
2005–06	Carlisle United	86	Northampton Town	83	Leyton Orient	81	Cheltenham Town	5th	72
2006–07	Walsall	89	Hartlepool United	88	Swindon Town	85	Bristol Rovers	6th	72
2007–08	Milton Keynes Dons	97	Peterborough United	92	Hereford United	88	Stockport County	4th	82
2008–09	Brentford	85	Exeter City	79	Wycombe Wanderers	78	Gillingham	5th	75
2009–10	Notts County	93	Bournemouth	83	Rochdale	82	Dagenham & Redbridge	7th	72
2010–11	Chesterfield	86	Bury	81	Wycombe Wanderers	81	Stevenage	6th	69
2011–12	Swindon Town	93	Shrewsbury Town	88	Crawley Town	84	Crewe Alexandra	7th	72
2012–13	Gillingham	83	Rotherham United	79	Port Vale	78	Bradford City	7th	69
2013–14	Chesterfield	84	Scunthorpe United	81	Rochdale	81	Fleetwood Town	4th	76
2014–15	Burton Albion	94	Shrewsbury Town	89	Bury	85	Southend United	5th	84
2015–16	Northampton Town	99	Oxford United	86	Bristol Rovers	85	AFC Wimbledon	7th	75
2016–17	Portsmouth	87	Plymouth Argyle	87	Doncaster Rovers	85	Blackpool	7th	70
2017–18	Accrington Stanley	93	Luton Town	88	Wycombe Wanderers	84	Coventry City	6th	75
2018–19	Lincoln City	85	Bury	79	Milton Keynes Dons	79	Tranmere Rovers	6th	73
2019–20^{[n 1]}	Swindon Town	88.32	Crewe Alexandra	85.56	Plymouth Argyle	84.64	Northampton Town	7th	72.22
2020–21	Cheltenham Town	82	Cambridge United	80	Bolton Wanderers	79	Morecambe	4th	78
2021–22	Forest Green Rovers	84	Exeter City	84	Bristol Rovers	80	Port Vale	5th	78
2022–23	Leyton Orient	91	Stevenage	85	Northampton Town	83	Carlisle United	5th	76
2023–24	Stockport County	92	Wrexham	88	Mansfield Town	86	Crawley Town	7th	70

^The teams listed for this season were ranked using points per game following the curtailment of the season due to theCOVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom.

Play-off results

Season	Semi-final (1st leg)	Semi-final (2nd leg)	Final
2004–05	Lincoln City1–0Macclesfield Town Northampton Town0–0Southend United	Macclesfield Town1–1Lincoln City Southend United1–0Northampton Town	Lincoln City0–2Southend United
2005–06	Lincoln City0–1Grimsby Town Wycombe Wanderers1–2Cheltenham Town	Grimsby Town2–1Lincoln City Cheltenham Town0–0Wycombe Wanderers	Grimsby Town0–1Cheltenham Town
2006–07	Bristol Rovers2–1Lincoln City Shrewsbury Town0–0Milton Keynes Dons	Lincoln City3–5Bristol Rovers Milton Keynes Dons1–2Shrewsbury Town	Bristol Rovers3–1Shrewsbury Town
2007–08	Darlington2–1Rochdale Wycombe Wanderers1–1Stockport County	Rochdale2–1Darlington (Rochdale won 5–4 on penalties,a.e.t.) Stockport County1–0Wycombe Wanderers	Rochdale2–3Stockport County
2008–09	Shrewsbury Town0–1Bury Rochdale0–0Gillingham	Bury0–1Shrewsbury Town (Shrewsbury won 4–3 on penalties,a.e.t.) Gillingham2–1Rochdale	Gillingham1–0Shrewsbury Town
2009–10	Dagenham & Redbridge6–0Morecambe Aldershot Town0–1Rotherham United	Morecambe2–1Dagenham & Redbridge Rotherham United2–0Aldershot Town	Dagenham & Redbridge3–2Rotherham United
2010–11	Torquay United2–0Shrewsbury Town Stevenage2–0Accrington Stanley	Shrewsbury Town0–0Torquay United Accrington Stanley0–1Stevenage	Stevenage1–0Torquay United
2011–12	Crewe Alexandra1–0Southend United Cheltenham Town2–0Torquay United	Southend United2–2Crewe Alexandra Torquay United1–2Cheltenham Town	Cheltenham Town0–2Crewe Alexandra
2012–13	Bradford City2–3Burton Albion Northampton Town1–0Cheltenham Town	Burton Albion1–3Bradford City Cheltenham Town0–1Northampton Town	Bradford City3–0Northampton Town
2013–14	Burton Albion1–0Southend United York City0–1Fleetwood Town	Southend United2–2Burton Albion Fleetwood Town0–0York City	Burton Albion0–1Fleetwood Town
2014–15	Stevenage1–1Southend United Plymouth Argyle2–3Wycombe Wanderers	Southend United3–1Stevenage (a.e.t.) Wycombe Wanderers2–1Plymouth Argyle	Southend United1–1Wycombe Wanderers (Southend won 7–6 on penalties,a.e.t.)
2015–16	Portsmouth2–2Plymouth Argyle AFC Wimbledon1–0Accrington Stanley	Plymouth Argyle1–0Portsmouth Accrington Stanley2–2AFC Wimbledon (a.e.t.)	AFC Wimbledon2–0Plymouth Argyle
2016–17	Blackpool3–2Luton Town Carlisle United3–3Exeter City	Luton Town3–3Blackpool Exeter City3–2Carlisle United	Blackpool2–1Exeter City
2017–18	Lincoln City0–0Exeter City Coventry City1–1Notts County	Exeter City3–1Lincoln City Notts County1–4Coventry City	Coventry City3–1Exeter City
2018–19	Newport County1–1Mansfield Town Tranmere Rovers1–0Forest Green Rovers	Mansfield Town0–0Newport County (Newport won 5–3 on penalties,a.e.t.) Forest Green Rovers1–1Tranmere Rovers	Newport County0–1Tranmere Rovers (a.e.t.)
2019–20	Colchester United1–0Exeter City Northampton Town0–2Cheltenham Town	Exeter City3–1Colchester United Cheltenham Town0–3Northampton Town	Exeter City0–4Northampton Town
2020–21	Newport County2–0Forest Green Rovers Tranmere Rovers1–2Morecambe	Forest Green Rovers4–3Newport County(a.e.t.) Morecambe1–1Tranmere Rovers	Morecambe1–0Newport County
2021–22	Mansfield Town2–1Northampton Town Swindon Town2–1Port Vale	Northampton Town0-1Mansfield Town Port Vale1–1Swindon Town (Port Vale won 6–5 on penalties,a.e.t.)	Mansfield Town0–3Port Vale
2022–23	Salford City1–0Stockport County Bradford City1–0Carlisle United	Stockport County2–1Salford City (Stockport County won 3–1 on penalties,a.e.t.) Carlisle United3–1 (a.e.t.)Bradford City	Stockport County1–1Carlisle United (Carlisle won 5–4 on penalties,a.e.t.)
2023–24	Crawley Town3–0Milton Keynes Dons Crewe Alexandra0–2Doncaster Rovers	Milton Keynes Dons1–5Crawley Town Doncaster Rovers0–2Crewe Alexandra (Crewe Alexadra won 4-3 on penalties,a.e.t.)	Crawley Town2–0Crewe Alexandra

Relegated teams

Season	Clubs
2004–05	Kidderminster Harriers,Cambridge United
2005–06	Oxford United,Rushden & Diamonds
2006–07	Boston United,Torquay United
2007–08	Mansfield Town,Wrexham
2008–09	Chester City,Luton Town^[2]
2009–10	Darlington,Grimsby Town
2010–11	Lincoln City,Stockport County
2011–12	Macclesfield Town,Hereford United
2012–13	Aldershot Town,Barnet
2013–14	Bristol Rovers,Torquay United
2014–15	Cheltenham Town,Tranmere Rovers
2015–16	York City,Dagenham & Redbridge
2016–17	Hartlepool United,Leyton Orient
2017–18	Barnet,Chesterfield
2018–19	Notts County,Yeovil Town
2019–20	Macclesfield Town^[a]
2020–21	Southend United,Grimsby Town
2021–22	Oldham Athletic,Scunthorpe United
2022–23	Hartlepool United,Rochdale
2023–24	Sutton United,Forest Green Rovers

^As a result ofBury's expulsion fromLeague One,only one team was relegated to maintain League Two at 24 teams.^[3]

Top scorers

Season	Top scorer(s)	Club(s)	Goals
2004–05	Phil Jevons	Yeovil Town	27
2005–06	Karl Hawley	Carlisle United	22
2006–07	Richie Barker	Hartlepool United	21
2006–07	Izale McLeod	Milton Keynes Dons	21
2007–08	Aaron McLean	Peterborough United	29
2008–09	Grant Holt	Shrewsbury Town	20
2008–09	Jack Lester	Chesterfield	20
2009–10	Lee Hughes	Notts County	30
2010–11	Clayton Donaldson	Crewe Alexandra	28
2011–12	Adebayo Akinfenwa	Northampton Town	18
	Jack Midson	AFC Wimbledon
	Izale McLeod	Barnet
	Lewis Grabban	Rotherham United
2012–13	Tom Pope	Port Vale	31
2013–14	Sam Winnall	Scunthorpe United	23
2014–15	Matt Tubbs	Portsmouth	21
2015–16	Matty Taylor	Bristol Rovers	27
2016–17	John Akinde	Barnet	26
2016–17	John Marquis	Doncaster Rovers	26
2017–18	Billy Kee	Accrington Stanley	25
2018–19	James Norwood	Tranmere Rovers	29
2019–20	Eoin Doyle	Bradford City,Swindon Town	25
2020–21	Paul Mullin	Cambridge United	32
2021–22	Dom Telford	Newport County	25
2022–23	Andy Cook	Bradford City	28
2023–24	Macaulay Langstaff	Notts County	28

Attendances

League Two is themost watchedfourth-tier domestic sports league in the world, and the 14th most watched football league in Europe of any tier.^[4]The total number of spectators who watched a League Two game in the2022–23season was 3,191,719.

Since the restructuring into League Two in 2004, the average attendance across all seasons is 4,602. The highest average attendance was 6,274 in the2023–24season. The highest average attendance for an individual club was achieved in the2022–23;17,967 forBradford City.The lowest average attendance was 3,856 in the2009–10season.

Season	League average attendance	Highest average
Season	League average attendance	Club	Attendance
2004–05	4,499	Swansea City	8,458^[5]
2005–06	4,194	Carlisle United	7,218^[6]
2006–07	4,130	Swindon Town	7,419^[7]
2007–08	4,346	Bradford City	13,659^[8]
2008–09	4,185	Bradford City	12,704^[9]
2009–10	3,856	Bradford City	11,423^[10]
2010–11	4,166	Bradford City	11,128^[11]
2011–12	4,407	Bradford City	10,170^[12]
2012–13	4,390	Bradford City	11,999^[13]
2013–14	4,352	Portsmouth	15,460^[14]
2014–15	4,676	Portsmouth	15,241^[15]
2015–16	4,881	Portsmouth	16,442^[16]
2016–17	4,751	Portsmouth	16,822^[17]
2017–18	4,491	Coventry City	11,218^[18]
2018–19	4,467	Lincoln City	9,005^[19]
2019–20	4,687	Bradford City	14,253^[20]
2020–21	No attendances due toCOVID-19 pandemic
2021–22	4,907	Bradford City	15,450^[21]
2022–23	5,786	Bradford City	17,967^[22]
2023–24	6,274	Bradford City	17,547^[23]

Historic performance

Since the restructuring into League Two in 2004, 69 teams have spent at least one season in the division, including 2 of the 20 teams in the2024–25 Premier League.

Morecambehave spent the longest in League Two; 16 seasons in total, as well as having had the longest spell in the division, 13 consecutive seasons between 2005 and 2019.Newport Countyhave the current longest tenure, with 12 consecutive seasons.

Northampton TownandBristol Rovershave each been promoted four times from League Two. There have been 18 different champions, withSwindon TownandChesterfieldchampions on two occasions. 19 teams have been both promoted and relegated from League Two.

Key

† Teams with this background and symbol in the "Club" column will be competing in the2024–25 EFL League Two
‡ Team will be competing in the2024–25 Premier League
The club competed in League Two during that season (the number is the club's final league position)

Club	Total Seasons	Number of Spells	Longest Spell (Seasons)	Highest Position	Lowest Position	Season
						2004–05	2005–06	2006–07	2007–08	2008–09	2009–10	2010–11	2011–12	2012–13	2013–14	2014–15	2015–16	2016–17	2017–18	2018–19	2019–20	2020–21	2021–22	2022–23	2023–24	2024–25
						2004–05	2005–06	2006–07	2007–08	2008–09	2009–10	2010–11	2011–12	2012–13	2013–14	2014–15	2015–16	2016–17	2017–18	2018–19	2019–20	2020–21	2021–22	2022–23	2023–24	2024–25	Accrington Stanley†	14	2	12	1	20	20	17	16	15	5	14	18	15	17	4	13	1	17
AFC Bournemouth‡	2	1	2	2	21					21	2
AFC Wimbledon†	8	2	5	7	21								16	20	20	15	7							21	10
Aldershot Town	5	1	5	6	24					15	6	14	11	24
Barnet	11	2	8	12	23		18	14	12	17	21	22	22	23			15	15	23
Barrow†	5	1	5	8	22																	21	22	9	8
Blackpool	1	1	1	7	7													7
Bolton Wanderers	1	1	1	3	3																	3
Boston United	3	1	3	11	23	16	11	23
Bradford City†	12	2	6	6	18				10	9	14	18	18	7							9	15	14	6	9
Brentford‡	2	1	2	1	14				14	1
Bristol Rovers	8	4	3	3	23	12	12	6					13	14	23		3						3
Bromley†	1	1	1	–	–
Burton Albion	6	1	6	1	19						13	19	17	4	6	1
Bury	10	3	7	2	21	17	19	21	13	4	9	2			12	3				2
Cambridge United	8	2	7	2	24	24										19	9	11	12	21	16	2
Carlisle United†	11	3	9	1	20		1									20	10	6	10	11	18	10	20	5
Cheltenham Town†	14	4	6	1	23	14	5				22	17	6	5	17	23		21	17	16	4	1
Chester City	5	1	5	15	23	20	15	18	22	23
Chesterfield†	8	4	4	1	24				8	10	8	1		8	1				24
Colchester United†	9	1	8	6	22													8	13	8	6	20	15	20	22
Coventry City	1	1	1	6	6														6
Crawley Town	10	2	9	3	22								3				20	19	14	19	13	12	12	22	7
Crewe Alexandra†	10	3	4	2	17						18	10	7					17	15	12	2			13	6
Dagenham & Redbridge	8	2	5	7	23				20	8	7		19	22	9	14	23
Darlington	6	1	6	6	24	8	8	11	6	12	24
Doncaster Rovers†	4	2	3	3	18													3						18	5
Exeter City	11	2	10	2	16					2				10	16	10	14	5	4	9	5	9	2
Fleetwood Town†	3	2	2	4	13									13	4
Forest Green Rovers	6	2	5	1	24														21	5	10	6	1		24
Gillingham†	7	3	3	1	17					5		8	8	1										17	12
Grimsby Town†	14	3	6	4	24	18	4	15	16	22	23							14	18	17	15	24		11	21
Harrogate Town†	5	1	5	13	19																	17	19	19	13
Hartlepool United	7	3	4	2	23			2							19	22	16	23					17	23
Hereford United	5	2	3	3	23			16	3		16	21	23
Kidderminster Harriers	1	1	1	23	23	23
Leyton Orient	8	3	4	1	24	11	3										8	24			17	11	13	1
Lincoln City	9	2	7	1	23	6	7	5	15	13	20	23							7	1
Luton Town	5	2	4	2	24					24						8	11	4	2
Macclesfield Town	10	2	8	5	24	5	17	22	19	20	19	15	24							22	24
Mansfield Town	15	2	11	3	23	13	16	17	23						11	21	12	12	8	4	21	16	7	8	3
Milton Keynes Dons†	5	3	2	1	4			4	1											3					4
Morecambe†	16	2	14	4	22				11	11	4	20	15	16	18	11	21	18	22	18	22	4			15
Newport County†	12	1	12	5	22										14	9	22	22	11	7	14	5	11	15	18
Northampton Town	13	4	7	1	21	7	2				11	16	20	6	21	12	1			15	7		4	3
Notts County†	12	3	6	1	23	19	21	13	21	19	1						17	16	5	23					14
Oldham Athletic	4	1	4	14	23															14	19	18	23
Oxford United	8	2	6	2	23	15	23					12	9	9	8	13	2
Peterborough United	3	1	3	2	10		9	10	2
Plymouth Argyle	7	2	6	2	21								21	21	10	7	5	2			3
Port Vale†	11	3	5	3	20					18	10	11	12	3					20	20	8	13	5
Portsmouth	4	1	4	1	16										13	16	6	1
Rochdale	10	3	6	3	24	9	14	9	5	6	3			12	3								18	24
Rotherham United	6	1	6	2	14				9	14	5	9	10	2
Rushden & Diamonds	2	1	2	22	24	22	24
Salford City†	6	1	6	7	20																11	8	10	7	20
Scunthorpe United	5	3	3	2	24	2									2						20	22	24
Shrewsbury Town	9	2	8	2	21	21	10	7	18	7	12	4	2			2
Southend United	7	3	5	4	23	4						13	4	11	5	5						23
Stevenage	10	2	9	2	23							6				6	18	10	16	10	23	14	21	2
Stockport County	6	3	3	1	24		22	8	4			24												4	1
Sutton United	3	1	3	8	23																		8	14	23
Swansea City	1	1	1	3	3	3
Swindon Town†	9	4	4	1	19			3					1						9	13	1		6	10	19
Torquay United	7	2	5	5	24		20	24			17	7	5	19	24
Tranmere Rovers†	7	3	5	6	24											24				6		7	9	12	16
Walsall†	7	2	6	1	19			1													12	19	16	16	11
Wrexham	4	2	3	2	24		13	19	24																2
Wycombe Wanderers	12	3	6	3	22	10	6	12	7	3		3		15	22	4	13	9	3
Yeovil Town	5	2	4	1	24	1											19	20	19	24
York City	4	1	4	7	24									17	7	18	24

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^"Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2021-2022 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.
^"Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2022-2023 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.
^"Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home matches | 2023-2024 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

External links

Official website

[2] The teams listed for this season were ranked using points per game following the curtailment of the season due to theCOVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom.

[5] As a result ofBury's expulsion fromLeague One,only one team was relegated to maintain League Two at 24 teams.^[3]

[1] "The Football League - About Us - History - Timeline - TIMELINE".English Football League.Archived fromthe originalon 28 September 2012.Retrieved18 August2011.

[3] Luton were deducted 30 points for financial irregularities

[4] "Bury FC: Membership of the League withdrawn".EFL. 27 August 2019.

[6] "Highest League attendances for 70 years as nearly 22 million attend EFL competitions".EFL.9 June 2023.Retrieved10 June2023.

[7] "Coca Cola League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2004-2005".Football Web Pages.Archivedfrom the original on 1 June 2023.

[8] "Coca Cola League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2005-2006".Football Web Pages.Archivedfrom the original on 1 June 2023.

[9] "Coca Cola League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2006-2007".Football Web Pages.Archivedfrom the original on 1 June 2023.

[10] "Coca Cola League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2007-2008 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[11] "Coca Cola League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2008-2009 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[12] "Coca Cola League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2009-2010 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[13] "npower League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2010-2011 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[14] "npower League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2011-2012 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[15] "npower League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2012-2013 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[16] "Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2013-2014 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[17] "Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2014-2015 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[18] "Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2015-2016 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[19] "Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2016-2017 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[20] "Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2017-2018 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[21] "Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2018-2019 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[22] "Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2019-2020 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[23] "Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2021-2022 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[24] "Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home Matches | 2022-2023 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

[25] "Sky Bet League Two | Average Attendances | Home matches | 2023-2024 | Football Web Pages".www.footballwebpages.co.uk.

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