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FreeLeague One is the third tier of professional football in England and the second division of the English Football League. The 24-team league was previously known as the Football League Third Division but became the known as the Second Division when the First Division clubs broke away to form the Premier League in 1992. It was given its current name in 2004 when the tier above was re-branded as the Championship. The league is currently sponsored by betting company Skybet.
At the end of each season, the top two teams are automatically promoted to the Championship while the next four teams compete in a play-off for the third and final promotion place. The four clubs that finish bottom are all relegated to League Two.
League One teams betting stats
League One is widely recognised as one of the most competitive third tier leagues in the world with the top games regularly attracting crowds of more than 20,000. The overall average attendance in the league stands at around 8,000 per match. The league has featured some of English football’s most historically important clubs, many of whom have previously played in the Premier League. In recent years, Leeds United, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Leicester City, Southampton, Norwich City, Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United have all played in League One.
Many teams have spent a lot of time playing in League One but Oldham Athletic, Leyton Orient and Walsall lead the way, with over 360 appearances each over the last eight seasons.
In 2014, tiny Fleetwood Town became the newest team to have played in League One when they recorded their sixth promotion in 10 years to reach the third tier.
Top League One players picks
Many Premier League players have passed through the lower leagues of English Football on their way to the big time. Well-known names such as Adam Lallana, Rickie Lambert, Charlie Austin, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Danny Ings, Harry Kane and Jonjo Shelvey have all spent time playing at League One level.
Since 2007, no player has scored more goals in League One than Rickie Lambert who bagged a total of 94 including three hat-tricks and 25 penalties during his time at Southampton.
Of the current League One players, former Arsenal reserve player Luke Freeman has enjoyed an impressive spell at Bristol City and is leading the assist charts for the current campaign with a total of 15. The 23-year-old winger has developed well since leaving the Emirates for Stevenage in 2012.
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