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England · results, matchweek by matchweek

League Two: season summary

Home wins 48%Draws 33%Away wins 19%
Goals per match2.7
Both teams scored58%
Over 2.5 goals47%

League Two: this season in brief

Matchweek Matchweek 14 was the most recent to be completed, and it brought 44 goals; the result of the round was Grimsby 5–2 York.

This season's game with the most goals so far is Bristol Rovers 5–3 Newport County (22 Aug). Barnet have scored more goals than any other club (28), and Walsall have drawn more matches than anyone (7).

The home team has won 48% of games, the away team 19%, and 33% were draws. Both sides scored in 58% of games.

League Two: results by matchweek

Matchweek 1430 Oct–31 Oct
Matchweek 1324 Oct–26 Oct
Matchweek 1220 Oct
Matchweek 1117 Oct
HT 0–0HT 0–0HT 3–1HT 1–0HT 1–0HT 2–1HT 0–0
17 OctCrewe3–2Rochdale
HT 2–0HT 0–1HT 0–1
17 OctTranmere1–2Barnet
HT 1–0HT 1–0
Matchweek 1010 Oct
HT 0–0HT 0–0HT 1–1HT 1–0HT 0–0
10 OctPort Vale1–0Grimsby
HT 1–0HT 0–0HT 0–1HT 0–0HT 0–0
10 OctTranmere1–1Rochdale
HT 1–0
10 OctYork1–1Northampton
HT 0–1
Matchweek 93 Oct–27 Oct
HT 1–0HT 0–0HT 0–0HT 0–0HT 2–0HT 0–0HT 0–1HT 0–0
27 OctBarnet3–1York
HT 1–1
Matchweek 826 Sept
26 SeptRotherham1–1Crewe
HT 1–1HT 0–0HT 1–2HT 1–1HT 1–1HT 0–0HT 2–0
26 SeptTranmere1–1Walsall
HT 0–0
26 SeptYork3–0Gillingham
HT 1–0
26 SeptOldham1–4Salford City
HT 1–2
Matchweek 719 Sept
19 SeptRochdale2–0Oldham
HT 1–0
19 SeptWalsall2–0Port Vale
HT 1–0HT 0–0
19 SeptChesterfield2–0York
HT 0–0HT 0–0HT 0–0HT 0–0
19 SeptCrewe1–1Shrewsbury
HT 1–1HT 0–0HT 2–0HT 1–1HT 0–0
Matchweek 612 Sept
HT 1–2HT 2–0HT 2–2
12 SeptWalsall0–0Rochdale
HT 0–0
12 SeptGillingham2–0Tranmere
HT 0–0
12 SeptOldham1–2Chesterfield
HT 0–1HT 0–0HT 2–0
12 SeptColchester1–1Crewe
HT 1–0HT 1–0HT 0–1
12 SeptYork4–0Swindon Town
HT 2–0
Matchweek 55 Sept
HT 1–0HT 0–0HT 1–0HT 0–0HT 0–1HT 1–2HT 0–1HT 1–1
5 SeptCrewe1–1York
HT 1–1HT 0–0HT 2–0
5 SeptTranmere2–0Oldham
HT 1–0
Matchweek 41 Sept
HT 1–0HT 0–1HT 1–0HT 2–0HT 1–0HT 1–1HT 1–2
1 SeptCrewe2–2Walsall
HT 0–1HT 0–0
1 SeptCheltenham3–2York
HT 1–1HT 1–0HT 0–0
Matchweek 329 Aug
29 AugPort Vale0–0Crewe
HT 0–0
29 AugBarnet2–2Cheltenham
HT 1–0HT 1–0HT 2–1HT 1–1HT 1–0HT 0–0HT 0–0HT 0–2HT 1–1HT 1–0
29 AugYork2–1Exeter City
HT 1–0
Matchweek 222 Aug
HT 1–1
22 AugWalsall0–0Grimsby
HT 0–0HT 0–1
22 AugRotherham1–1York
HT 1–1HT 0–0HT 0–1HT 1–0
22 AugShrewsbury1–3Barnet
HT 1–1HT 1–0
22 AugColchester2–1Oldham
HT 0–1
22 AugCrewe1–0Northampton
HT 0–0HT 2–0
Matchweek 115 Aug
15 AugOldham2–0Port Vale
HT 0–0HT 2–0HT 0–0HT 0–1HT 0–0HT 2–1HT 0–0HT 1–0HT 2–0HT 1–0HT 1–0HT 0–1

Colours: a green score is a home win, a grey one a draw and a red one an away win.

League Two: the season's biggest wins

Matchweek 13Matchweek 13
12 SeptYork4–0Swindon Town
Matchweek 6
31 OctGrimsby5–2York
Matchweek 14Matchweek 14

League Two: frequently asked questions

How many goals were there in the last League Two matchweek?

The most recent matchweek to finish, Matchweek 14, brought 44 goals in all; the biggest win of the round was Newport County 4–1 Chesterfield.

How many goals does a typical League Two match produce?

There are 2.7 goals per match on average, both teams find the net in 58% of games, and 47% go beyond 2.5 goals.

Is the home side or the away side more likely to win in the League Two?

Home sides have taken 48% of the results, away sides 19%, and the remaining 33% were draws.

Half-time score: what does it show?

That figure is the score at half-time, after 45 minutes, and it appears beneath the final score.

League Two results

The League Two (England) results to date, matchweek by matchweek, including the score at half-time, a season summary and the heaviest wins. For current positions, see the table.

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