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League Two

Champions: Yeovil Town · Promoted: Yeovil, Scunthorpe, Swansea

Formerly Football League Third Division

2004-05 · 20 stadiums · 24 clubs

  • 3Swansea CitySwansea.com Stadium · Swansea80
  • 4Southend UnitedRoots Hall · Southend-on-Sea, Essex78
  • 5Macclesfield TownThe Leasing.com Stadium · Macclesfield, Cheshire75
  • 6Lincoln CityLNER Stadium · Lincoln, Lincolnshire72
  • 7Northampton TownSixfields Stadium · Northampton, East Midlands72
  • 9RochdaleCrown Oil Arena · Rochdale, Greater Manchester66
  • 10Wycombe WanderersAdams Park · High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire65
  • 11Leyton OrientBrisbane Road · London63
  • 12Bristol RoversMemorial Stadium · Bristol, Gloucestershire60
  • 13Mansfield TownOne Call Stadium · Mansfield, Nottinghamshire60
  • 14Cheltenham TownCompletely-Suzuki Stadium · Cheltenham, Gloucestershire60
  • 15Oxford UnitedThe Kassam Stadium · Oxford, Oxfordshire59
  • 16Boston UnitedThe Jakemans Community Stadium · Boston, Lincolnshire58
  • 17BuryThe Raymond McEnhill Stadium · Salisbury, Wiltshire58
  • 18Grimsby TownBlundell Park · Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire58
  • 19Notts CountyMeadow Lane · Nottingham, Nottinghamshire52
  • 20ChesterDeva Stadium · Chester, Cheshire52
  • 21Shrewsbury TownThe Croud Meadow · Shrewsbury, Shropshire49
  • 23Kidderminster HarriersAggborough Stadium · Kidderminster, Worcestershire38
  • 24Cambridge UnitedAbbey Stadium · Cambridge, Cambridgeshire30

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Sources: Wikipedia, API-Football