gb-engLeague One

Third English tier (EFL League One) — 24 clubs including traditional names.

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AFC Wimbledon
Fan-refounded club (2002), back at Plough Lane
afcwimbledon.co.uk
Barnsley
Yorkshire club from Oakwell
barnsleyfc.co.uk
Blackpool
The "Tangerines" from the seaside resort, Bloomfield Road
blackpoolfc.co.uk
Bradford City
Club from Valley Parade with one of the best-attended grounds in League One
bradfordcityafc.com
Bromley
Fast-rising club from south-east London
bromleyfc.co.uk
Burton Albion
The "Brewers" from Burton upon Trent, the Pirelli Stadium
burtonalbionfc.co.uk
Cambridge United
Club from the university city, the Abbey Stadium
cambridge-united.co.uk
Doncaster Rovers
Club from the Eco-Power Stadium in South Yorkshire
doncasterroversfc.co.uk
Huddersfield Town
Three-time champions from the 1920s
htafc.com
Leicester City
Sensational 2016 Premier League champions, in the third tier for the first time in their history
lcfc.com
Leyton Orient
East London club from Brisbane Road
leytonorient.com
Luton Town
The "Hatters" from Kenilworth Road, playing in the Premier League as recently as 2024
lutontown.co.uk
Mansfield Town
The "Stags" from Field Mill in Nottinghamshire
mansfieldtown.net
Milton Keynes Dons
Club from the modern Stadium MK
mkdons.com
Notts County
The world's oldest professional club (1862), Meadow Lane
nottscountyfc.co.uk
Oxford United
Club from the university city of Oxford, the Kassam Stadium
oufc.co.uk
Peterborough United
"The Posh" from London Road, a traditional cup giant-killer
theposh.com
Plymouth Argyle
The "Pirates" from Devon — England's southernmost professional club
pafc.co.uk
Reading
Club from Berkshire, the Select Car Leasing Stadium
readingfc.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday
Four-time champions from the legendary Hillsborough
swfc.co.uk
Stevenage
Club from Hertfordshire, Broadhall Way
stevenagefc.com
Stockport County
Traditional club from Edgeley Park, on the rise
stockportcounty.com
Wigan Athletic
2013 FA Cup winners, the Brick Community Stadium
wiganathletic.com
Wycombe Wanderers
The "Chairboys" from Adams Park
wwfc.com