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2020–21 EFL League Two

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Football league season
EFL League Two
Season2020–21
Dates12 September 2020 – 8 May 2021
ChampionsCheltenham Town
PromotedCheltenham Town
Cambridge United
Bolton Wanderers
Morecambe
RelegatedSouthend United
Grimsby Town
Matches552
Goals1,303 (2.36 per match)
Top goalscorerPaul Mullin (32 goals)
Biggest home winTranmere Rovers 5–0Grimsby Town
(21 November 2020)
Exeter City 6–1Colchester United
(24 November 2020)
Exeter City 5–0Tranmere Rovers
(12 December 2020)
Biggest away winMorecambe 0–5Cambridge United
(19 September 2020)Scunthorpe United 0–5Cambridge United
(17 October 2020)
Highest scoringBolton Wanderers 3–6Port Vale
(5 December 2020)Harrogate Town 5–4Cambridge United
(30 April 2021)
Longest winning runBolton Wanderers
Port Vale (6 games)
Longest unbeaten runBolton Wanderers (14 games)
Longest winless runColchester United
Walsall (14 games)
Longest losing runSouthend United (6 games)

The2020–21 EFL League Two (referred to as theSky Bet League Two for sponsorship reasons) was the 17th season ofFootball League Two under its current title and the 29th season under its current league division format.[1][2]

Team changes

[edit]
A socially distanced crowd atWetherby Road in December 2020.

The following teams have changed divisions since the 2019–20 season.

To League Two

Promoted fromNational League

Relegated fromLeague One

From League Two

Promoted toLeague One

Relegated toNational League

  1. ^Stevenage originally finished 24th in the2019–20 EFL League Two table, but after 17 points were deducted against Macclesfield Town, Macclesfield slipped to 24th, and Stevenage were granted a reprieve from relegation.[3]

Stadiums

[edit]
Locations of the 2020–21 EFL League Two teams
Greater Manchester League Two football clubs


TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
BarrowBarrow-in-FurnessHolker Street5,045
Bolton WanderersBoltonUniversity of Bolton Stadium28,723
Bradford CityBradfordValley Parade25,136
Cambridge UnitedCambridgeAbbey Stadium8,127
Carlisle UnitedCarlisleBrunton Park18,202
Cheltenham TownCheltenhamWhaddon Road7,066
Colchester UnitedColchesterColchester Community Stadium10,105
Crawley TownCrawleyBroadfield Stadium5,996
Exeter CityExeterSt. James Park8,696
Forest Green RoversNailsworthThe New Lawn5,147
Grimsby TownCleethorpesBlundell Park9,052
Harrogate TownHarrogateWetherby Road[a]5,000
Leyton OrientLondon(Leyton)Brisbane Road9,271
Mansfield TownMansfieldField Mill10,000
MorecambeMorecambeGlobe Arena6,476
Newport CountyNewportRodney Parade7,850
Oldham AthleticOldhamBoundary Park13,512
Port ValeBurslemVale Park19,052
Salford CitySalfordMoor Lane5,108
Scunthorpe UnitedScunthorpeGlanford Park9,088
Southend UnitedSouthend-on-SeaRoots Hall12,392
StevenageStevenageBroadhall Way7,300
Tranmere RoversBirkenheadPrenton Park16,789
WalsallWalsallBescot Stadium11,300
  1. ^Harrogate Town began the season at theKeepmoat Stadium inDoncaster.[4]

Personnel and sponsoring

[edit]
TeamManagerCaptainKit manufacturerSponsor
BarrowEnglandRob Kelly (caretaker)EnglandJason TaylorJomaJF Hornby & Co.
Bolton WanderersEnglandIan EvattEnglandAntoni SarcevicMacronHome Bargains
Bradford CityEnglandMark Trueman and
EnglandConor Sellars		EnglandRichard O'DonnellAvec SportJCT600
Cambridge UnitedEnglandMark BonnerEnglandGreg TaylorHummelMick George
Carlisle UnitedEnglandChris BeechEnglandNick AndertonErreàEdinburgh Woollen Mill
Cheltenham TownNorthern IrelandMichael DuffEnglandBen TozerErreàMira Showers[5]
Colchester UnitedEnglandHayden Mullins (caretaker)EnglandHarry PellMacronTexo Scaffolding (Home)
JobServe (Away / Third)
Crawley TownEnglandJohn YemsEnglandGeorge Francomb[6]ErreàThe People's Pension
Exeter CityEnglandMatt TaylorWalesJake TaylorJomaCarpetright
Forest Green RoversEnglandJimmy Ball (caretaker)EnglandChris StokesPlayerLayer[7]Ecotricity
Grimsby TownEnglandPaul HurstRepublic of IrelandJames McKeownErreàYoung's Seafood
Harrogate TownEnglandSimon WeaverEnglandJosh FalkinghamNew BalanceStrata
Leyton OrientJamaicaJobi McAnuff (caretaker)JamaicaJobi McAnuffNew BalanceMultiple charities[note 1]
Mansfield TownEnglandNigel CloughEnglandOllie ClarkeSurridgeOne Call
MorecambeScotlandDerek AdamsScotlandSam LavelleMacronAnnapurna Recruitment[9]
Newport CountyWalesMichael FlynnEnglandJoss LabadieHummelHome:Alzheimer's Society Cymru[10]
Away: PureVans[11]
Third: ExilesPicks[12]
Oldham AthleticEnglandKeith CurleEnglandCarl Piergianni[13]HummelWakelet
Port ValeEnglandDarrell ClarkeEnglandTom ConlonErreàSynectics Solutions
Salford CityEnglandGary BowyerEnglandAshley EasthamKappaTalkTalk
Scunthorpe UnitedEnglandNeil CoxEnglandJordan ClarkeMacronUtilita Energy
Southend UnitedEnglandPhil BrownEnglandJohn WhiteHummelWatchlotto
StevenageEnglandAlex RevellScotlandScott CuthbertMacronBurger King
Tranmere RoversEnglandIan Dawes (caretaker)EnglandScott DaviesPumaEssar
WalsallEnglandBrian DuttonEnglandJames ClarkeErreàHomeServe
  1. ^Tottenham Hotspur playerHarry Kane, who played for Leyton Orient early in his career, bought the club's shirt sponsorship for the 2020–21 season. Each of the team's shirts will feature a different message or charity chosen by Kane: "Thank YouFrontline Workers" (home shirt), Haven House Children's Hospice (away shirt), andMind (third shirt).[8]

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
Bolton WanderersEnglandKeith Hill[14]End of contract12 June 2020Pre-seasonEnglandIan Evatt[15]1 July 2020
Southend UnitedEnglandSol Campbell[16]Mutual consent30 June 2020EnglandMark Molesley[17]13 August 2020
BarrowEnglandIan Evatt[15]Signed byBolton Wanderers1 July 2020EnglandDavid Dunn[18]9 July 2020
Tranmere RoversScotlandMicky Mellon[19]Signed byDundee United6 July 2020EnglandMike Jackson[20]18 July 2020
Colchester UnitedEnglandJohn McGreal[21]Sacked14 July 2020EnglandSteve Ball[22]28 July 2020
Oldham AthleticTunisiaDino Maamria[23]31 July 2020AustraliaHarry Kewell[24]1 August 2020
Scunthorpe UnitedEnglandRuss Wilcox[25]End of caretaker spell7 August 2020EnglandNeil Cox[26]7 August 2020
Salford CityScotlandGraham Alexander[27]Sacked12 October 20205thEnglandRichie Wellens[28]4 November 2020
Mansfield TownRepublic of IrelandGraham Coughlan[29]27 October 202022ndEnglandNigel Clough[30]6 November 2020
Tranmere RoversEnglandMike Jackson[31]31 October 202018thEnglandKeith Hill[32]21 November 2020
Bradford CityScotlandStuart McCall[33]13 December 202022ndEnglandMark Trueman
EnglandConor Sellars[34]		22 February 2021
BarrowEnglandDavid Dunn[35]21stEnglandMichael Jolley[36]23 December 2020
Grimsby TownEnglandIan Holloway[37]Resigned23 December 202020thEnglandPaul Hurst[38]30 December 2020
Port ValeEnglandJohn Askey[39]Sacked4 January 202117thEnglandDarrell Clarke[40]15 February 2021
WalsallEnglandDarrell ClarkeSigned byPort Vale[41]15 February 202111thEnglandBrian Dutton[41]15 February 2021
BarrowEnglandMichael JolleySacked21 February 202123rdEnglandRob Kelly (Caretaker)[42]21 February 2021
Colchester UnitedEnglandSteve Ball24 February 202121stEnglandWayne Brown (Caretaker)[43]24 February 2021
Leyton OrientEnglandRoss Embleton[44]27 February 202114thJamaicaJobi McAnuff (Caretaker)[45]28 February 2021
Oldham AthleticAustraliaHarry Kewell[46]7 March 202116thEnglandKeith Curle[47]8 March 2021
Salford CityEnglandRichie Wellens[48]Mutual consent22 March 20219thEnglandGary Bowyer[49]23 March 2021
Colchester UnitedEnglandWayne Brown (Caretaker)[43]End of caretaker spell31 March 202121stEnglandHayden Mullins (Caretaker)[50]31 March 2021
Southend UnitedEnglandMark Molesley[51]Mutual consent9 April 202123rdEnglandPhil Brown[52]9 April 2021
Forest Green RoversEnglandMark Cooper[53]Sacked11 April 20216thEnglandJimmy Ball (interim)[53]11 April 2021
Tranmere RoversEnglandKeith Hill[54]Sacked11 May 20217thEnglandIan Dawes[54] (caretaker)11 May 2021

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Cheltenham Town(C, P)462410126139+2282Promotion to theEFL League One
2Cambridge United(P)46248147349+2480
3Bolton Wanderers(P)462310135950+979
4Morecambe(O, P)46239146958+1178Qualification forLeague Two play-offs
5Newport County462013135742+1573
6Forest Green Rovers462013135951+873
7Tranmere Rovers462013135550+573
8Salford City461914135434+2071
9Exeter City461816127150+2170
10Carlisle United461812166051+966
11Leyton Orient461710195355−261
12Crawley Town461613175662−661
13Port Vale46179205757060
14Stevenage461418144141060
15Bradford City461611194853−559
16Mansfield Town461319145755+258
17Harrogate Town46169215261−957
18Oldham Athletic46159227281−954
19Walsall461120154553−853
20Colchester United461118174461−1751
21Barrow461311225359−650
22Scunthorpe United46139244164−2348
23Southend United(R)461015212958−2945Relegation toNational League
24Grimsby Town(R)461013233769−3243
Updated to match(es) played on 31 May 2021. Source:EFL Official Website
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head results; 5) Wins; 6) Away goals; 7) Penalty points (sec 9.5); 8) 12-point sending off offences[55]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Play-offs

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Semi-finalsFinal
        
4Morecambe213
7Tranmere Rovers112
4Morecambe1
5Newport County0
5Newport County235
6Forest Green Rovers044

First leg

Newport County2–0Forest Green Rovers
Report
Attendance: 900
Referee: Charles Breakspear
Tranmere Rovers1–2Morecambe
Report

Second leg

Morecambe1–1Tranmere Rovers
Wildig 9'ReportVaughan 53'
Referee: Thomas Bramall
Forest Green Rovers4–3 (a.e.t.)Newport County
Adams 7'
Aaron Collins 8'
Cadden 53'
Matt 87'		ReportEllison 70'
Labadie 77'
Maynard 119'
Attendance: 1,300
Referee: Martin Coy

Final

Main article:2021 EFL League Two play-off Final
Morecambe1–0 (a.e.t.)Newport County
Mendes Gomes 107' (pen.)Report
Attendance: 9,083
Referee:Bobby Madley

Results

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Home \ AwayBRWBOLBRACAMCARCHECOLCRAEXEFORGRIHARLEYMANMORNEWOLDPORSALSCUSOUSTETRAWAL
Barrow—3–31–00–22–23–01–13–22–12–20–10–11–12–01–22–13–40–20–11–01–21–11–12–2
Bolton Wanderers1–0—1–02–11–01–10–00–11–20–10–02–12–01–11–10–21–23–62–02–03–01–00–32–1
Bradford City2–11–1—1–00–11–20–00–22–24–11–00–11–01–02–10–30–00–00–10–03–02–10–11–1
Cambridge United1–11–10–0—3–00–12–13–11–41–03–02–12–10–12–12–11–23–12–10–10–00–10–01–0
Carlisle United1–03–33–11–2—1–23–22–01–01–21–11–10–11–03–13–21–30–02–12–02–04–02–30–0
Cheltenham Town0–20–10–21–11–1—1–02–05–32–11–34–11–00–01–21–12–03–22–01–01–01–14–03–0
Colchester United1–12–01–21–12–10–0—1–11–21–02–12–12–12–21–20–23–30–11–00–12–03–12–22–1
Crawley Town4–21–41–12–10–31–01–0—2–00–01–21–30–01–04–01–11–41–31–01–01–10–14–01–1
Exeter City1–11–13–22–01–00–16–12–1—1–13–21–24–00–00–20–01–20–21–03–10–03–15–00–0
Forest Green Rovers0–20–12–22–01–00–03–01–20–0—1–02–12–11–22–21–14–31–10–23–21–31–02–11–1
Grimsby Town1–02–11–21–21–11–10–02–11–41–2—1–20–11–10–30–20–01–00–41–00–01–20–01–1
Harrogate Town1–01–22–15–41–00–13–01–10–00–11–0—2–21–00–12–10–30–20–12–50–10–00–12–2
Leyton Orient2–04–01–02–42–30–20–01–21–10–12–33–0—2–22–02–12–11–11–01–12–00–01–30–0
Mansfield Town2–42–31–30–31–13–11–13–31–20–02–20–10–2—1–01–14–14–02–13–01–10–00–01–1
Morecambe1–00–12–00–53–11–03–03–12–21–23–11–02–11–1—1–34–31–02–14–11–11–10–11–1
Newport County2–11–02–10–10–01–02–12–01–10–21–02–10–12–12–1—2–41–00–04–00–10–01–01–1
Oldham Athletic0–10–23–12–41–12–15–22–32–10–31–21–20–12–32–33–2—1–22–10–20–00–10–12–3
Port Vale0–20–12–10–10–12–11–12–01–01–13–00–02–30–31–02–10–0—1–00–15–10–03–41–3
Salford City1–00–13–04–11–10–00–01–12–20–01–12–23–02–02–11–12–01–0—1–13–02–12–22–0
Scunthorpe United2–10–12–00–51–00–20–10–00–21–43–03–12–02–31–11–11–12–00–1—1–10–10–00–2
Southend United1–00–11–31–20–20–22–00–02–20–13–10–42–10–11–21–11–20–20–01–0—0–00–20–0
Stevenage2–11–21–11–03–10–10–03–30–13–00–01–00–20–12–20–13–02–10–13–10–0—0–01–1
Tranmere Rovers1–02–10–11–11–00–30–00–12–13–25–03–20–11–10–11–02–23–10–02–02–00–1—1–3
Walsall0–12–11–20–20–21–21–11–00–02–11–00–02–11–10–20–11–14–30–21–20–11–11–0—
Updated to match(es) played on 8 May 2021. Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
For upcoming matches, an "a" indicates there is an article about the rivalry between the two participants.

Season statistics

[edit]

Top scorers

[edit]
As of 8 May 2021[56]
RankPlayerClubGoals
1EnglandPaul MullinCambridge United32
2Republic of IrelandEoin DoyleBolton Wanderers19
3EnglandMatt JayExeter City18
EnglandJames VaughanTranmere Rovers
5EnglandIan HendersonSalford City17
EnglandDanny JohnsonLeyton Orient
EnglandConor McAlenyOldham Athletic
8JamaicaJamille MattForest Green Rovers16
9SpainCarlos Mendes GomesMorecambe15
EnglandJack MuldoonHarrogate Town
EnglandScott QuigleyBarrow

Hat-tricks

[edit]
Main article:List of EFL League Two hat-tricks
PlayerForAgainstResultDateRef
Paul MullinCambridge UnitedMorecambe5–019 September 2020[57]
Ian HendersonSalford CityGrimsby Town4–019 September 2020[58]
Jamille MattForest Green RoversScunthorpe United4–110 October 2020[59]
Paul MullinCambridge UnitedPort Vale3–120 October 2020[60]
Jevani BrownColchester UnitedStevenage3–13 November 2020[61]
Danny JohnsonLeyton OrientHarrogate Town3–021 November 2020[62]
Ryan BowmanExeter CityColchester United6–124 November 2020[63]
Ryan BowmanExeter CityTranmere Rovers5–012 December 2020[64]
Max WattersCrawley TownBarrow4–212 December 2020[65]
Jordan BoweryMansfield TownPort Vale4–02 January 2021[66]
Matt JayExeter CityLeyton Orient4–06 March 2021[67]
Brendan KiernanHarrogate TownCambridge United5–430 April 2021[68]

Awards

[edit]
AwardWinnerClub
Player of the SeasonEnglandPaul Mullin[69]Cambridge United

EFL League Two Team of the season

Pos.PlayerClubRef.
GKCzech RepublicVáclav HladkýSalford City[69][70]
DFEnglandKyle KnoyleCambridge United
DFEnglandWill BoyleCheltenham Town
DFEnglandJordan TunnicliffeCrawley Town
DFThe GambiaIbou TouraySalford City
MFEnglandDavid WorrallPort Vale
MFEnglandAntoni SarcevicBolton Wanderers
MFRepublic of IrelandWes HoolahanCambridge United
MFEnglandChris HusseyCheltenham Town
FWEnglandMatt JayExeter City
FWEnglandPaul MullinCambridge United
ManagerNorthern IrelandMichael DuffCheltenham Town

Notes

[edit]

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