The regular League One season has finished and 20 of the division’s 24 clubs are now looking ahead to the 2026/27 campaign.
Lincoln City and Cardiff City secured automatic promotion from the third tier and the play-off places went to Stockport County, Bradford City, Bolton Wanderers and Stevenage, who have not yet seen their fates sealed.
Rotherham United dropped out of the division, suffering relegation along with Northampton Town, Port Vale and Exeter City.
It was also a frustrating season for Huddersfield Town and Barnsley, who both missed out on spots in the top six. The Terriers slid to ninth and the Reds ended up in 15th. Doncaster Rovers managed to steer clear of danger and even leapfrogged Barnsley, finishing 14th.
The 2025/26 season was a lot more enjoyable for some than others and loyalty was certainly tested. OLBG have conducted research to assemble a ranking of League One’s best-supported clubs.
Here are the average 2025/26 home attendances as a percentage of stadium capacity, ranking the clubs from best-supported to worst-supported.
