League One

England

35 League One seasons on file since 1992/93. Most titles: Wigan (4 titles). Latest champions: Lincoln in 2025/26, with 103 points.

League One records: most points, longest runs, biggest wins

Season	Champions	Pts	Goals/game	Promoted	Relegated
2026/27	Bradford (leading)	15	2.93
2025/26	Lincoln	103	2.63	Lincoln, Cardiff and Bolton	Exeter, Port Vale, Rotherham and Northampton
2024/25	Birmingham	111	2.59	Birmingham, Wrexham and Charlton	Crawley Town, Bristol Rovers, Cambridge and Shrewsbury
2023/24	Portsmouth	97	2.59	Portsmouth, Derby and Oxford	Cheltenham, Fleetwood Town, Port Vale and Carlisle
2022/23	Plymouth	101	2.56	Plymouth, Ipswich and Sheffield Wednesday	Milton Keynes Dons, Morecambe, Accrington and Forest Green
2021/22	Wigan	92	2.70	Wigan, Rotherham and Sunderland	Gillingham, Doncaster, AFC Wimbledon and Crewe
2020/21	Hull	89	2.62	Hull, Peterborough and Blackpool	Rochdale, Northampton, Swindon and Bristol Rovers
2019/20	Coventry	67	2.61	Coventry, Rotherham and Wycombe	Tranmere, Southend and Bolton
2018/19	Luton	94	2.65	Luton, Barnsley and Charlton	Plymouth, Walsall, Scunthorpe and Bradford
2017/18	Wigan	98	2.54	Wigan, Blackburn and Rotherham	Oldham, Northampton, Milton Keynes Dons and Bury
2016/17	Sheffield United	100	2.57	Sheffield United, Bolton and Millwall	Port Vale, Swindon, Coventry and Chesterfield
2015/16	Wigan	87	2.64	Wigan, Burton and Barnsley	Doncaster, Blackpool, Colchester and Crewe
2014/15	Bristol City	99	2.65	Bristol City, Milton Keynes Dons and Preston	Notts County, Crawley Town, Leyton Orient and Yeovil
2013/14	Wolves	103	2.67	Wolves, Brentford and Rotherham	Tranmere, Carlisle, Shrewsbury and Stevenage
2012/13	Doncaster	84	2.48	Doncaster, Bournemouth and Yeovil	Scunthorpe, Bury, Hartlepool and Portsmouth
2011/12	Charlton	101	2.70	Charlton, Sheffield Wednesday and Huddersfield	Wycombe, Chesterfield, Exeter and Rochdale
2010/11	Brighton	95	2.73	Brighton, Southampton and Peterborough	Dag and Red, Bristol Rovers, Plymouth and Swindon
2009/10	Norwich	95	2.64	Norwich, Leeds and Millwall	Gillingham, Wycombe, Southend and Stockport
2008/09	Leicester	96	2.75	Leicester, Peterborough and Scunthorpe	Northampton, Crewe, Cheltenham and Hereford United
2007/08	Swansea	92	2.42	Swansea, Nottingham Forest and Doncaster	Bournemouth, Gillingham, Port Vale and Luton
2006/07	Scunthorpe	91	2.51	Scunthorpe, Bristol City and Blackpool	Chesterfield, Bradford, Rotherham and Brentford
2005/06	Southend	82	2.51	Southend, Colchester and Barnsley	Hartlepool, Milton Keynes Dons, Swindon and Walsall
2004/05	Luton	98	2.81	Luton, Hull and Sheffield Wednesday	Torquay, Wrexham, Peterborough and Stockport
2003/04Second Division	Plymouth	90	2.64	Plymouth, QPR and Brighton	Grimsby, Rushden & Diamonds, Notts County and Wycombe
2002/03Second Division	Wigan	100	2.57	Wigan, Crewe and Cardiff	Cheltenham, Huddersfield, Mansfield and Northampton
2001/02Second Division	Brighton	90	2.67	Brighton, Reading and Stoke	Bournemouth, Bury, Wrexham and Cambridge
2000/01Second Division	Millwall	93	2.66	Millwall, Rotherham and Walsall	Bristol Rovers, Luton, Swansea and Oxford
1999/00Second Division	Preston	95	2.54	Preston, Burnley and Gillingham	Cardiff, Blackpool, Scunthorpe and Chesterfield
1998/99Second Division	Fulham	101	2.46	Fulham, Walsall and Manchester City	York, Northampton, Lincoln and Macclesfield
1997/98Second Division	Watford	88	2.42	Watford, Bristol City and Grimsby	Brentford, Plymouth, Carlisle and Southend
1996/97Second Division	Bury	84	2.30	Bury, Stockport and Crewe	Peterborough, Shrewsbury, Rotherham and Notts County
1995/96Second Division	Swindon	92	2.56	Swindon, Oxford and Bradford	Carlisle, Swansea, Brighton and Hull
1994/95Second Division	Birmingham	89	2.61	Birmingham and Huddersfield	Cambridge, Plymouth, Cardiff, Chester City and Leyton Orient
1993/94Second Division	Reading	89	2.73	Reading, Port Vale and Burnley	Fulham, Exeter, Hartlepool and Barnet
1992/93Second Division	Stoke	93	2.68	Stoke, Bolton and West Brom	Preston, Mansfield, Wigan and Chester City