Correct Score Predictions – EFL League One
Welcome to our EFL League One score predictions page for the 2025–26 season. Here, punters and passionate fans can submit and follow correct score predictions for every League One club. Check today’s picks, watch the action unfold via live scores, or track accuracy over time using our football results page - Football results. Whether you're backing a top contender or hoping for an underdog upset, this is the place to test your football instincts.
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About EFL League One: History, Format & Facts
- Wp content uploads 2020 04 League One League Two clubs write to EFL over.jpgEFL League One is the third tier of professional football - Top goal scorers in England, sitting just below the Championship and above League Two. Despite being two levels beneath the Premier League, it remains fiercely competitive and plays a crucial role in the English football pyramid.
The league was introduced in its current form - Football leagues premier league in 2004, following a rebranding of the Football League structure. However, its roots go back to the Football League Third Division, which was first formed in 1920. Over the decades, it has been the proving ground for future Premier League clubs and the stage for dramatic promotion and relegation battles.
Each season, 24 clubs compete in League One. The top two teams earn automatic promotion to the EFL Championship, while the clubs finishing 3rd to 6th enter the promotion playoffs—one of the most exciting fixtures in lower league football. Meanwhile, the bottom four teams are relegated to League Two.
Many well-known clubs have passed through League One, including Leeds United, Southampton, Leicester City, and Wigan Athletic. Some used it as a launchpad for top-flight football, while others experienced hard-fought climbs back from financial or sporting setbacks.
For punters and prediction fans, League One offers high variance and great opportunity. From midweek surprises to last-minute drama, it’s a league where anything can happen—and often does.