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Football League Second Division

Champions: Millwall · Promoted: Millwall, Rotherham

Defunct · last season 2003-04 · renamed to League One →

2000-01 · 24 stadiums · 24 clubs

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  • 1MillwallThe Den · London93
  • 2Rotherham UnitedAESSEAL New York Stadium · Rotherham, South Yorkshire91
  • 3ReadingSelect Car Leasing Stadium · Reading, Berkshire86
  • 4WalsallPoundland Bescot Stadium · Walsall, West Midlands81
  • 5Stoke Citybet365 Stadium · Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire77
  • 6Wigan AthleticDW Stadium · Wigan75
  • 7BournemouthVitality Stadium · Bournemouth, Dorset73
  • 8Notts CountyMeadow Lane · Nottingham, Nottinghamshire69
  • 9Bristol CityAshton Gate Stadium · Bristol68
  • 10WrexhamSTōK Cae Ras · Wrecsam63
  • 11Port ValeVale Park · Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire62
  • 12Peterborough UnitedWeston Homes Stadium · Peterborough59
  • 13Wycombe WanderersAdams Park · High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire59
  • 14BrentfordGtech Community Stadium · Brentford, Middlesex59
  • 15Oldham AthleticBoundary Park · Oldham, Greater Manchester58
  • 16BuryThe Raymond McEnhill Stadium · Salisbury, Wiltshire58
  • 17Colchester UnitedJobServe Community Stadium · Colchester, Essex57
  • 18Northampton TownSixfields Stadium · Northampton, East Midlands57
  • 19Cambridge UnitedAbbey Stadium · Cambridge, Cambridgeshire53
  • 20Swindon TownThe County Ground · Swindon, Wiltshire52
  • 21Bristol RoversMemorial Stadium · Bristol, Gloucestershire51
  • 22Luton TownKenilworth Road · Luton, Bedfordshire40
  • 23Swansea CitySwansea.com Stadium · Swansea37
  • 24Oxford UnitedThe Kassam Stadium · Oxford, Oxfordshire27

Sources: Wikipedia, API-Football