EFL League One
Association football league in England
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2025 | Peterborough United won the EFL Trophy final, defeating Birmingham City 2-0. |
April 5 2025 | Season's performance statistics update: Wycombe Wanderers maintains longest unbeaten streak of 19 games and longest winning streak of 8 games. |
April 5 2025 | High-scoring match: Birmingham City defeats Barnsley 6–2. |
April 1 2025 | Peterborough United loses to Crawley Town 3-4, with England's Abraham Odoh participating in the match |
March 30 2025 | Rotherham United sacks manager Steve Evans, with Matt Hamshaw appointed as interim manager. |
March 26 2025 | Michael Appleton appointed as new manager of Shrewsbury Town |
March 25 2025 | Gareth Ainsworth leaves Shrewsbury Town to sign with Gillingham |
March 21 2025 | Scott Lindsey returns as manager of Crawley Town |
March 19 2025 | Rob Elliot leaves Crawley Town |
March 15 2025 | Jovon Makama scored a hat-trick for Lincoln City against Bristol Rovers |
March 2025 | As of March 2025, players from England have won the most EFL League One Player of the Month awards, with a total of 117 wins. |
March 12 2025 | Ryan Lowe becomes the new manager of Wigan Athletic |
March 12 2025 | Darrell Clarke leaves Barnsley, and Conor Hourihane is appointed as interim manager. |
March 9 2025 | Michael Duff leaves Huddersfield Town, with Jon Worthington appointed as interim manager while team is in 7th position |
March 4 2025 | Season status update indicates ongoing competition. |
March 2 2025 | Wigan Athletic parts ways with Shaun Maloney, with Glenn Whelan appointed as interim manager while team is 15th. |
February 16 2025 | Cambridge United sacks Garry Monk while positioned 24th, with Neil Harris appointed as new manager. |
February 2 2025 | Mike Dodds appointed as new manager of Wycombe Wanderers |
January 30 2025 | Steven Schumacher appointed as new manager of Bolton Wanderers |
January 28 2025 | Azeem Abdulai from Scotland plays in Leyton Orient's 2-6 loss to Exeter City |
January 28 2025 | High-scoring match: Exeter City 2–6 Leyton Orient. |
January 22 2025 | Bolton Wanderers parts ways with Ian Evatt by mutual consent while positioned 9th. |
January 14 2025 | Wycombe Wanderers loses Matt Bloomfield to Luton Town. |
2024 | Competition enters a new sponsorship period with Vertu Trophy. |
2024 | Four teams were relegated from League One to League Two: Forest Green Rovers, Accrington Stanley, Milton Keynes Dons, and Morecambe. |
2024 | Oxford United won the play-off final by defeating Bolton Wanderers 2-0. |
2024 | Four teams (Stockport County, Wrexham, Mansfield Town, and Crawley Town) promoted to League One from League Two for the 2024-25 season. |
2024 | Three teams (Birmingham City, Huddersfield Town, and Rotherham United) relegated from the Championship to League One for the 2024-25 season. |
2024 | Three teams (Portsmouth, Derby County, and Oxford United) promoted from League One to the Championship. |
2024 | Four teams (Cheltenham Town, Fleetwood Town, Port Vale, and Carlisle United) relegated from League One to League Two. |
2024 | Wycombe Wanderers maintains longest unbeaten streak of 19 games. |
2024 | Burton Albion experiences longest winless streak of 13 games. |
2024 | Wycombe Wanderers achieves longest winning streak of 8 games. |
2024 | Burton Albion suffers longest losing streak of 7 games. |
2024 | Peterborough Cathedral was lit up in blue in support of Peterborough United before the EFL Trophy final at Wembley. |
2024 | Wycombe Wanderers secures a 1-0 win against Bradford City in the semi-final, with a match-winning goal from Matt Butcher. |
2024 | Peterborough United wins 3-0 against Blackpool in the semi-final, with goals from Malik Mothersille and two from Harrison Burrows. |
2024 | Peterborough United won their second EFL Trophy title, defeating Wycombe Wanderers at Wembley Stadium and maintaining a 100% win record at the venue. |
2024 | Peterborough United defeats Arsenal Under-21s 3-0 in the Round of 32, with goals from Ryan de Havilland, Jonson Clarke-Harris, and Malik Mothersille. |
2024 | Peterborough United defeats AFC Wimbledon 3-1 in the quarter-finals, with goals from Malik Mothersille, Ephron Mason-Clark, and Ricky Jade-Jones. |
2024 | Wycombe Wanderers beats Brighton & Hove Albion Under-21s 4-1 in the quarter-finals, with goals from Kieran Sadlier, an own goal, and Dale Taylor. |
2024 | Wycombe Wanderers wins 3-2 against Fulham Under-21s in the Round of 32, with goals from Dale Taylor and Chris Forino-Joseph. |
2024 | Peterborough United supporters raised over £5,000 to help fans with financial difficulties attend the EFL Trophy final. |
2024 | Peterborough United wins 2-1 against Crawley Town in the Round of 16, with goals from Harrison Burrows and Ephron Mason-Clark. |
2024 | A coin toss determined Peterborough's first choice of kit, requiring Wycombe to wear their green and white away kit with green socks. |
2024 | Wycombe Wanderers defeats West Ham United Under-21s 2-1, with goals from an own goal by Lewis Orford and Richard Kone. |
2024 | Scott Oldham was confirmed as the referee for the EFL Trophy final, with Peterborough having won their previous five matches refereed by him. |
2024 | Harry Linacre performed the national anthem before the match. |
December 29 2024 | High-scoring match: Exeter City 4–4 Crawley Town. |
December 21 2024 | High-scoring match: Northampton Town 0–5 Charlton Athletic. |
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