English Football League Two

The English Football League Two, also known as League Two, is the fourth tier of professional football in England. The league was established in 1958 to provide smaller clubs with a pathway to enter the professional leagues and to ensure a more competitive and fair system of promotion and relegation between the tiers. The league consists of 24 teams that play a total of 46 games each season, with the top three teams being promoted to League One and the bottom two teams being relegated to the National League.

Many notable teams have competed in League Two over the years, and it has been dominated in recent times by teams like Luton Town, Lincoln City, and Accrington Stanley. The league is an important part of the English football league system, providing a platform for smaller clubs to compete at a professional level and offering fans the opportunity to watch exciting football matches.

League Two Golden Boot Betting Race

Sam Hoskins from Northampton Town, Kristian Dennis from Carlisle, and Andy Cook from Bradford City are among the players vying for the leading goalscorer title in Sky Bet League Two. Additionally, Danny Johnson from Mansfield Town, Josh Gordon from AFC Barrow, and Paddy Madden from Stockport County are also players to be considered at this stage of the campaign.

League Two Promotion Battle

According to bookmakers, Leyton Orient and Stevenage are the top favourites to secure automatic promotion this season. Northampton Town, Stockport County, Bradford City, and Carlisle are also in the mix for promotion to League One.

League Two Relegation Battle

Leading the way to join the National League next season is Hartlepool, while Rochdale, Gillingham, and Crawley Town are also in contention according to the betting odds.

Who is the most in form team in League Two?

Mansfield Town is currently the most in-form team in League Two, having secured 14 points in their last six matches.

Which team has scored the most goals in the League Two?

Salford City is the team with the highest number of goals scored in League Two this season, having scored 69 goals thus far.

Which League Two team are favourite to be relegated?

Hartlepool is currently the favourite team to be relegated from League Two this season, with odds of 1/4.

Pos	Team	P	HW	HD	HL	HF	HA	AW	AD	AL	AF	AA	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts	PPG	Last 6 Last 10
1	Stockport	44	14	5	3	44	15	12	6	4	47	29	26	11	7	91	44	+47	89	2.02	WWWWWWWDDWWWWWWW
2	Mansfield	44	12	7	3	41	21	11	6	5	46	24	23	13	8	87	45	+42	82	1.86	DLLWWWLWLWDLLWWW
3	Wrexham	44	16	3	3	60	24	8	7	7	24	27	24	10	10	84	51	+33	82	1.86	WWLWWWWWdLWWLWWW
4	MK Dons	44	14	4	4	44	23	8	4	10	30	38	22	8	14	74	61	+13	74	1.68	WLWDWLLWWLWLWDWL
5	Crewe	44	11	5	6	35	32	8	8	6	33	29	19	13	12	68	61	+7	70	1.59	DdLdWLLLWLDdLdWL
6	Barrow	43	11	7	3	26	16	7	7	8	32	33	18	14	11	58	49	+9	68	1.58	WWLLLDWWDdWWLLLD
7	Crawley Town	44	10	3	9	35	30	10	3	9	34	35	20	6	18	69	65	+4	66	1.50	LWWLLDWWDWLWWLLD
8	Walsall	44	12	6	4	33	22	6	5	11	33	43	18	11	15	66	65	+1	65	1.47	LWWLLWWLDDLWWLLW
9	Doncaster	43	13	2	7	34	28	6	5	10	29	35	19	7	17	63	63	0	64	1.48	WWWWWWLDWWWWWWWW
10	Gillingham	44	9	8	5	23	21	9	1	12	20	32	18	9	17	43	53	-10	63	1.43	DWdLLWWLDLDWdLLW
11	AFC Wimbledon	44	10	6	6	36	24	6	8	8	21	23	16	14	14	57	47	+10	62	1.40	LDDLWLWdWWLDDLWL
12	Harrogate Town	44	9	3	10	32	32	8	8	6	23	30	17	11	16	55	62	-7	62	1.40	WDWLWDDLddWDWLWD
13	Bradford	43	8	8	6	25	27	8	4	9	27	28	16	12	15	52	55	-3	60	1.39	LLWDWWDWLLLLWDWW
14	Notts County	44	11	2	9	50	42	6	5	11	38	43	17	7	20	88	85	+3	58	1.31	LLDWWLLLDWLLDWWL
15	Morecambe	44	8	7	7	28	27	9	2	11	35	49	17	9	18	63	76	-13	57	1.29	LWWLLLWLLLLWWLLL
16	Newport County	44	9	6	7	37	36	7	1	14	24	35	16	7	21	61	71	-10	55	1.25	LLLLLLLLWWLLLLLL
17	Tranmere	44	11	3	8	41	30	5	3	14	22	34	16	6	22	63	64	-1	54	1.22	WLLDLWLWDWWLLDLW
18	Accrington Stanley	44	9	5	8	30	26	6	4	12	27	40	15	9	20	57	66	-9	54	1.22	LLdWLLLLWDLLdWLL
19	Swindon	44	11	4	7	42	31	3	7	12	32	47	14	11	19	74	78	-4	53	1.20	LWLWWLWDLLLWLWWL
20	Salford	44	5	7	10	35	44	7	4	11	28	36	12	11	21	63	80	-17	47	1.06	WWLLLLDLLDWWLLLL
21	Grimsby	44	8	5	9	32	41	2	11	9	23	31	10	16	18	55	72	-17	46	1.04	LDWLWLDWDLLDWLWL
22	Colchester	43	6	6	9	32	36	5	5	12	25	38	11	11	21	57	74	-17	44	1.02	WDLLWWDLDDWDLLWW
23	Sutton Utd	44	5	8	9	31	32	4	5	13	22	46	9	13	22	53	78	-25	40	0.90	WWWWLDWLDLWWWWLD
24	Forest Green	44	4	4	14	18	38	5	5	12	23	39	9	9	26	41	77	-36	36	0.81	LLWLLLLWWLLLWLLL

History of English Football League Two

The English Football League Two, often referred to as League Two, is the fourth tier of the English football league system. It was originally called the Fourth Division when it was created in 1958, but it was renamed to its current name in 2004.

The league was formed as a result of the need for a fourth tier of professional football in England. Prior to the formation of the Fourth Division, there were only three professional leagues in England – the First, Second, and Third Divisions. The Fourth Division was created to provide a pathway for smaller clubs to enter the professional leagues and to ensure a more competitive and fair system of promotion and relegation between the tiers.

Today, the English Football League Two remains an important part of the English football league system, providing a platform for smaller clubs to compete at a professional level and offering fans the opportunity to watch exciting football matches.