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2025–26 EFL League One

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22nd season of EFL League One

Football league season
EFL League One
Season2025–26
Dates1 August 2025 – 24 May 2026
Matches354
Goals906 (2.56 per match)
Top goalscorerKyle Wootton (15)
Dom Ballard (15)
Biggest home winPeterborough 5–0AFC Wimbledon
(8 November 2025)
Barnsley 5–0Luton Town
(22 November 2025)
Huddersfield Town 5–0Port Vale
(26 December 2025)
Peterborough 6–1Wigan Athletic
(7 February 2026)
Biggest away winBurton Albion 0–4Plymouth Argyle
(27 September 2025)
Burton Albion 0–4Leyton Orient
(29 November 2025)
Doncaster Rovers 1–5Plymouth Argyle
(20 December 2025)
Exeter City 0–4Rotherham United
(31 January 2026)
Highest scoringCardiff City 4–3Leyton Orient
(4 October 2025)
Cardiff City 4–3Doncaster Rovers
(13 December 2025)
Lincoln City 5–2Peterborough United
(4 January 2026)
Peterborough 6–1Wigan Athletic
(7 February 2026)
Longest winning runCardiff City
(5 games)
Longest unbeaten runLincoln City (13 games)
Longest winless runPort Vale
(12 games)
Longest losing runRotherham United
(7 games)
Highest attendance26,473
Bolton Wanderers 0–0Bradford City
(22 November 2025)
Lowest attendance2,844
Burton Albion 0–0Wycombe Wanderers
(13 December 2025)
Total attendance3,580,510
Average attendance10,114[1]
All statistics correct as of 7 February 2026.

The2025–26 EFL League One (referred to asSky Bet League One due to sponsorship reasons) is the 22nd season of the EFL League One under its current title, and the 34th season under its current league division format.

Summary

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Pre-season managerial changes

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On 3 May 2025, it was announced that both formerArsenal andWales captainAaron Ramsey andJon Worthington who had served as interim managers at newly-relegatedCardiff City &Huddersfield Town, respectively would leave their roles following the end of their interim spells in charge of the clubs with Ramsey being replaced at Cardiff by formerManchester City academy coachBrian Barry-Murphy on 16 June 2025 and Worthington being replaced by formerManchester United back-up goalkeeperLee Grant on 28 May 2025.[2][3] On 31 May 2025, it was announced thatMiron Muslić at newly-relegatedPlymouth Argyle would leave the club to join2. Bundesliga clubFC Schalke 04 with formerManchester United player and formerWatford managerTom Cleverley named as his replacement on 13 June 2025.[4]

In-season managerial changes

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On 18 September 2025,Wycombe Wanderers announced thatMike Dodds had been sacked with the club at the time of Dodds' departure sitting in 19th place - with him becoming the first managerial departure of the season and the first managerial sacking for Wycombe sinceGary Waddock in 2012 - he was replaced by formerBarnsley andHuddersfield Town managerMichael Duff on 18 September 2025.[5][6] On 4 October 2025,Blackpool announced that they had parted company with formerNewcastle United managerSteve Bruce with the club sitting second-from-bottom at the time of the sacking with him being replaced by formerBolton Wanderers manager and former Blackpool playerIan Evatt on 21 October 2025.[7][8] On 6 October 2025,Luton Town announced thatMatt Bloomfield had been sacked by the club with them in 11th place at the time of Bloomfield's departure with him replaced by formerArsenal player and formerNorwich City interim managerJack Wilshire on 13 October 2025.[9][10] On 25 October 2025,Peterborough United announced that they had parted ways withDarren Ferguson with the club rock-bottom of the league with Ferguson being replaced by formerSwansea City managerLuke Williams on 29 October 2025.[11][12] On 26 October 2025, it was announced that formerReading playerNoel Hunt had left the club by mutual consent with the club in 19th place at the time of his departure - he was the first-ever sacking by new Reading ownerRob Couhig as he didn't sack a manager whilst he owned former clubWycombe Wanderers - Hunt was replaced by formerWigan Athletic andRotherham United managerLeam Richardson on 28 October 2025.[13][14] On 28 December 2025,Port Vale announced thatDarren Moore had left the club with the club rock-bottom of the league at the time of his departure with Moore being replaced byJon Brady on 6 January 2026.[15][16] On 17 January 2026,Huddersfield Town announced that they had parted ways with formerIpswich Town assistant manager andManchester United back-up goalkeeperLee Grant with them in 6th place upon his departure with Grant being replaced by formerBristol City andNorwich City managerLiam Manning on 20 January 2026.[17][18] On 8 February 2026,Wigan Athletic announced that they had sackedRyan Lowe with them in 22nd place at the time of his departure.[19]

Team changes

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The following teams have changed division sincethe 2024–25 season:

To League One

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Promoted fromLeague Two

Relegated from theChampionship


From League One

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Promoted to theChampionship

Relegated toLeague Two


Stadiums and locations

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Locations of the 2025–26 EFL League One teams
Location of teams in2025–26 EFL League One in the north of England
Note: Table lists in alphabetical order.
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
AFC WimbledonLondon(Wimbledon)Plough Lane9,215
BarnsleyBarnsleyOakwell23,287
BlackpoolBlackpoolBloomfield Road16,616
Bolton WanderersHorwichToughsheet Community Stadium28,723
Bradford CityBradfordValley Parade25,136
Burton AlbionBurton upon TrentPirelli Stadium6,912
WalesCardiff CityWalesLeckwithCardiff City Stadium33,280
Doncaster RoversDoncasterEco-Power Stadium15,231
Exeter CityExeterSt. James Park8,219
Huddersfield TownHuddersfieldKirklees Stadium24,121
Leyton OrientLondon(Leyton)Brisbane Road9,271
Lincoln CityLincolnSincil Bank10,669
Luton TownLutonKenilworth Road12,300
Mansfield TownMansfieldField Mill9,186
Northampton TownNorthampton(Sixfields)Sixfields Stadium8,203
Peterborough UnitedPeterboroughLondon Road Stadium15,314
Plymouth ArgylePlymouthHome Park18,173
Port ValeStoke-on-Trent(Burslem)Vale Park19,052
ReadingReading(Green Park)Madejski Stadium24,161
Rotherham UnitedRotherhamNew York Stadium12,021
StevenageStevenageBroadhall Way7,200
Stockport CountyStockport(Edgeley)Edgeley Park10,841
Wigan AthleticWiganBrick Community Stadium25,133
Wycombe WanderersHigh WycombeAdams Park10,137

Personnel, sponsoring and season articles

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TeamManagerCaptainKit manufacturerShirt sponsor (chest)Shirt sponsor (back)Shirt sponsor (sleeve)Shorts sponsor
AFC WimbledonEnglandJohnnie JacksonEnglandJake ReevesItalyLotto[20]Football Manager (H)/War Child (A)/Private Office Asset Management (T)[21][22]TogglitSilvermere Golf Store[23]DFTBA
BarnsleyRepublic of IrelandConor HourihaneRepublic of IrelandLuca Connell[24]England OxenThe Investment Room (H) / Rapid Response Telecoms (A)[25][26]Vitruvian Dental Studio[27]The Investment Room[25]Rapid Response Telecoms
BlackpoolEnglandIan EvattEnglandJames HusbandGermany Puma[28]TreadTracker.com[29] (H)/Pleasure Beach Resort (A)Visit BlackpoolNoneNone
Bolton WanderersEnglandSteven SchumacherNorthern IrelandEoin ToalItalyMacronVictorian Plumbing[30](H & A)/Bolton Wanderers in the Community (T)EbuyerWhites Beaconsfield[31]Destinology
Bradford CityScotlandGraham AlexanderEnglandMax PowerItaly Macron[32]JCT600[33]University of BradfordFlamingo Land/Penny Appeal (in league cup matches)Regal Foods
Burton AlbionEnglandGary BowyerEnglandUdoka Godwin-MalifeEngland TAGBurton Kia[34]Russell Roof TilesHome and TradeHardy Signs
WalesCardiff CityRepublic of IrelandBrian Barry-MurphyEnglandCalum ChambersUnited StatesNew BalanceVisit MalaysiaQuinnbet[35]Watches of Bath[36]Nyne Capital[37]
Doncaster RoversNorthern IrelandGrant McCannEnglandOwen BaileyEngland OxenEco-Power GroupStoneacre Motor GroupMF HireIPM Group
Exeter CityScotlandGary CaldwellRepublic of IrelandPierce SweeneyGermanyAdidas[38]HEL Performance[39]Taking Care Personal Alarms[40]Bidfood[41]EMS Waste Services
Huddersfield TownEnglandLiam ManningEnglandRyan LedsonEnglandCastore[42]HEYDUDE[43]Utilita[44]Core FacilityLeading Edge Signage
Leyton OrientEnglandRichie WellensEnglandWill ForresterGermany Puma[45]Eastdil Secured[46]Moore Kingston SmithPeritium Search AssociatesQuattro Group
Lincoln CityEnglandMichael SkubalaZimbabweTendayi DarikwaEngland Oxen[47]Branston[48] (H)/University of Lincoln[49] (A)Allen SignsEasy Heat PumpsNicholsons Chartered Accountants
Luton TownEnglandJack WilshereScotlandKal NaismithEngland Reflo[50]Capital Sky[51]Utilita[52]Switchshop[53]None
Mansfield TownEnglandNigel CloughRepublic of IrelandRyan SweeneyItalyErrea[54]One Call Insurance (H)/OCL Solicitors (A)/BeeNoticed (T)A. Wass Funeral Directors (H)/AGG Electrical Safety Testing (A)Source Travel[55] (H)A Woodland & Son
Northampton TownEnglandKevin NolanEnglandJon GuthrieGermany Puma[56]University of NorthamptonSnowdon Homes LtdGreen Ape MediaLCS The Cleaning Company
Peterborough UnitedEnglandLuke WilliamsEnglandSam HughesGermany PumaMick GeorgePrincebuildNext Level FibreOpticsMillfield Auto Parts
Plymouth ArgyleEnglandTom CleverleyEnglandJoe EdwardsGermany PumaClassic Builders[57]Project 35Vertu MotorsRetain Limited
Port ValeAustraliaJon BradyEnglandBen GarrityGermany Puma[58]None[59]Staffordshire UniversityIronMarket WealthGlobal QA
ReadingEnglandLeam RichardsonEnglandLewis WingItaly MacronSelect Car Leasing[60]NoneNoneCRL Fire & Flood Damage
Rotherham UnitedEnglandMatt HamshawRepublic of IrelandJoe RaffertyGermany Puma[61]Bluebell WoodKCM Waste ManagementDefaqtoMears Group
StevenageEnglandAlex RevellEnglandCarl PiergianniItaly MacronXsollaHG GroupEveryone ActivePerfect Pet Insurance
Stockport CountyEnglandDave ChallinorEnglandLewis Bate[62]Germany PumaVITADeliveryAppGroFu[63]None
Wigan AthleticVacantScotlandJason Kerr[64]Germany PumaSmurfit Westrock[65]Greenmount ProjectsNoneNone
Wycombe WanderersNorthern IrelandMichael Duff[66]ScotlandJack Grimmer[67]DenmarkHummel[68]Origin Doors and WindowsBuckinghamshire New UniversityKressCherry Red Records

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in the tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
WalesCardiff CityWalesAaron RamseyEnd of interim spell3 May 2025Pre-seasonRepublic of IrelandBrian Barry-Murphy[69]16 June 2025
Huddersfield TownEnglandJon WorthingtonEnglandLee Grant[70]28 May 2025
Plymouth ArgyleAustriaMiron Muslić[71]Signed byGermanySchalke 0431 May 2025EnglandTom Cleverley[72]13 June 2025
Wycombe WanderersEnglandMike Dodds[73]Sacked18 September 202519thNorthern IrelandMichael Duff[66]18 September 2025
BlackpoolEnglandSteve Bruce[74]4 October 202523rdEnglandIan Evatt[75]21 October 2025
Luton TownEnglandMatt Bloomfield[76]6 October 202511thEnglandJack Wilshere13 October 2025
Peterborough UnitedScotlandDarren Ferguson[77]25 October 202524thEnglandLuke Williams[78]29 October 2025
ReadingRepublic of IrelandNoel Hunt[79]26 October 202519thEnglandLeam Richardson[80]28 October 2025
Port ValeJamaicaDarren Moore[81]28 December 202524thAustraliaJon Brady[82]6 January 2026
Huddersfield TownEnglandLee Grant[83]17 January 20266thEnglandLiam Manning20 January 2026
Wigan AthleticEnglandRyan Lowe[84]7 February 202622nd

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Cardiff City3120655830+2866Promotion toEFL Championship
2Lincoln City3118855331+2262
3Bolton Wanderers32151164230+1256Qualification for League One play-offs
4Stockport County3015874235+753
5Bradford City3015783933+652
6Huddersfield Town32147115343+1049
7Reading31121094641+546
8Luton Town31136124138+345
9Stevenage3012993230+245
10Peterborough United32142164543+244
11Wycombe Wanderers311110104234+843
12Plymouth Argyle31124154146−540
13Mansfield Town29109103732+539
14Exeter City30116133330+339
15AFC Wimbledon30116133541−639
16Barnsley28108104749−238
17Northampton Town3197152939−1034
18Leyton Orient3096154049−933
19Blackpool3196163748−1133
20Doncaster Rovers3096153350−1733
21Burton Albion3088143345−1232Relegation toEFL League Two
22Wigan Athletic30710133142−1131
23Rotherham United2987143143−1231
24Port Vale2857162240−1822
Updated to match(es) played on 14 February 2026. 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[85]

Results

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Home \ AwayWIMBARBLPBOLBRABRTCARDONEXEHUDLEYLINLUTMANNORPETPLYPVLREAROTSTESTKWIGWYC
AFC Wimbledon—2–010 Mar0–121 Feb0–10–10–10–12 May17 Mar2–06 Apr0–07 Mar21 Mar18 Apr1–13–22–10–014 Apr1–22–1
Barnsley3–3—2–11–118 Apr3–210 Mar21 Mar7 Mar3–13–20–25–02–32–217 Feb6 Apr0–23–20–13–12 Mar17 Mar3 Mar
Blackpool0–21–0—1–11–228 Mar3–11–03 Apr3–225 Apr2–22–217 Feb2–011 Apr0–417 Mar0–34–02–31–27 Mar1–1
Bolton Wanderers3–03–221 Feb—0–02–11–017 Mar2–118 Apr2–11–12 May0–10–02–12–04–01–12–128 Mar6 Apr4–17 Mar
Bradford City3–22–21–025 Apr—1–21–21–01–03–17 Mar0–02–117 Mar3 Apr2–028 Mar1–02–024 Feb11 Apr17 Feb2–12–1
Burton Albion11 Apr3 Apr1–03–021 Mar—2–21–225 Apr3–10–40–10–32–15–10–10–40–017 Mar17 Feb7 Mar24 Feb0–20–0
Cardiff City17 Feb4–021 Mar11 Apr1–30–1—4–31–03–24–37 Mar3–13–025 Apr2–14–03 Apr2–13–02–11–11–017 Mar
Doncaster Rovers1–21–214 Mar1–13–11–128 Feb—1–017 Feb3–028 MarTBD3 Apr1–22–11–514 Feb11 Apr1–025 Apr0–23–31–1
Exeter City1–03–04–128 Feb2 May3 Mar14 Mar6 Apr—0–128 Mar10 Mar1–01–20–03–02–00–21–10–43–018 Apr1–117 Feb
Huddersfield Town3–321 Feb2–21–21–00–028 Mar2–02–2—3–017 Mar1–025 Apr2–03–23–15–03 Apr7 Mar1–01–21–111 Apr
Leyton Orient1–328 Feb1–11–12–12 May1–14–02–16 Apr—1–01–114 Apr0–114 Mar17 Feb0–13–118 Apr2–32–22–021 Mar
Lincoln City3 Apr3–128 Feb1–13–02–12–12–10–11–111 Apr—3–11–117 Feb5–23–21–02–021 Mar1–014 Mar2–225 Apr
Luton Town1–025 Apr1–01–12–121 Feb0–11–017 Mar2–13–02–2—0–211 Apr3 Apr2–32–27 Mar0–02–121 Mar1–04–0
Mansfield Town28 Feb14 Mar2–00–13–06 Apr2 May1–20–01–34–121 Feb18 Apr—21 Mar1–22–03–010 Mar2–11–11–21–10–0
Northampton Town3–128 Mar1–02–00–014 Mar1–318 Apr2–01–121 Feb0–10–12–1—28 Feb2 May24 Feb0–21–23–10–06 Apr1–2
Peterborough United5–00–11–23–11–118 Apr6 Apr2 May21 Feb2–31–00–30–228 Mar2–1—0–17 Mar1–117 Mar0–13–06–12–1
Plymouth Argyle1–21–31–03 Apr0–13–021 Feb7 Mar11 Apr21 Mar0–11–41–01–10–30–1—25 Apr1–41–017 Mar4–21–11–1
Port Vale0–114 Apr5–121 Mar10 Mar2–20–00–11–314 Mar2–32 May28 Feb2–10–00–10–1—21 Feb6 Apr1–20–318 Apr0–0
Reading1–22–22 May17 Feb28 Feb2–018 Apr1–12–20–22–16 Apr3–21–11–01–214 Mar1–0—1–11–01–028 Mar3–2
Rotherham United1–111 Apr0–314 Mar2–22–20–321 Feb1–01–31–03–028 Mar3 Mar2–10–228 Feb2–125 Apr—3 Apr0–12–21–1
Stevenage14 MarTBD[a]6 Apr0–01–12–20–10–02–11–010 Mar18 Apr2–01–12–01–01–117 Feb21 Mar1–0—28 Feb2 May1–0
Stockport County28 Mar1–11–02–01–22–11–14–21–01–00–01–20–37 Mar17 Mar25 Apr2–111 Apr1–13–21–3—21 Feb3 Apr
Wigan Athletic25 Apr1–10–20–114 Mar1–00–23–021 Mar28 Feb3 Apr0–117 Feb11 Apr3–12–010 Mar1–01–214 Apr0–01–1—0–1
Wycombe Wanderers2–02–218 Apr2–16 Apr28 Feb1–14–00–13–04–13–214 Mar2–02–00–20–128 Mar2–22 May21 Feb1–22–0—
Updated to match(es) played on 14 February 2026. Source:BBC Sport
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.
  1. ^original match on 6 September was postponed due to international callups

Season statistics

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As of 14 February 2026

Top goalscorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1EnglandDom BallardLeyton Orient15
EnglandJack MarriottReading
EnglandKyle WoottonStockport County
4EnglandAshley FletcherBlackpool13
EnglandDavis Keillor-DunnBarnsley
6EnglandJake BeesleyBurton Albion12
DenmarkYousef SalechCardiff City
SwitzerlandLorent TolajPlymouth Argyle
Port Vale
9EnglandOwen BaileyDoncaster Rovers11
EnglandMarcus BrowneAFC Wimbledon

Hat-tricks

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Main article:List of EFL League One hat-tricks
PlayerForAgainstResultDate
SwitzerlandLorent TolajPlymouth ArgyleDoncaster Rovers1–520 December 2025
EnglandDom BallardLeyton OrientReading3–117 January 2026
EnglandMarcus BrowneAFC WimbledonReading3–27 February 2026
EnglandKyrell LisbiePeterborough UnitedWigan Athletic6–17 February 2026

Clean sheets

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RankPlayerClubClean sheets
1EnglandJosh KeeleyLuton Town11
EnglandNathan TrottCardiff City
3EnglandFilip MarschallStevenage10
EnglandJoe WhitworthExeter City
EnglandGeorge WickensLincoln City
6EnglandSam WalkerBradford City9

Discipline

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Player

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Club

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  • Fewest red cards:0
    • 8 teams

Awards

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Monthly

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Each month the EFL announces their official Player of the Month and Manager of the Month.

MonthManager of the MonthPlayer of the MonthReference
AugustRepublic of IrelandBrian Barry-MurphyCardiff CityEnglandOwen BaileyDoncaster Rovers[86]
SeptemberEnglandMichael SkubalaLincoln CityEnglandJosh NeufvilleBradford City[87]
OctoberEnglandDave ChallinorStockport CountyEnglandAmario Cozier-DuberryBolton Wanderers[88]
NovemberRepublic of IrelandConor HourihaneBarnsleyRepublic of IrelandAaron ConnollyLeyton Orient[89]
DecemberRepublic of IrelandBrian Barry-MurphyCardiff CityEnglandLeo CastledineHuddersfield Town[90]
JanuaryEnglandMichael SkubalaLincoln CityEnglandDom BallardLeyton Orient[91]

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