TPP EFL League 1 Statistics 2023-2024 Season

English League One 23/24

24 Clubs - Round 20/46

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FORM

#	Team	Pld	W	D	L	Goals	GF	GA	GD	Last 5 matches	Pts
1	Bolton Wanderers	18	12	3	3	37:18	37	18	19		39
2	Portsmouth	18	11	6	1	29:16	29	16	13		39
3	Oxford United	18	11	3	4	31:18	31	18	13		36
4	Stevenage	20	10	6	4	29:19	29	19	10		36
5	Peterborough United	19	10	5	4	37:20	37	20	17		35
6	Derby County	18	10	3	5	31:16	31	16	15		33
7	Barnsley	18	9	4	5	34:20	34	20	14		31
8	Blackpool	20	8	6	6	33:25	33	25	8		30
9	Lincoln City	20	8	6	6	26:20	26	20	6		30
10	Charlton Athletic	18	7	5	6	30:25	30	25	5		26
11	Bristol Rovers	18	6	6	6	24:23	24	23	1		24
12	Shrewsbury Town	20	7	3	10	12:27	12	27	-15		24
13	Northampton Town	18	7	2	9	21:23	21	23	-2		23
14	Wigan Athletic	19	9	3	7	30:23	30	23	7		22
15	Wycombe Wanderers	18	6	4	8	23:27	23	27	-4		22
16	Leyton Orient	19	5	7	7	18:24	18	24	-6		22
17	Burton Albion	19	5	5	9	16:27	16	27	-11		20
18	Cambridge United	19	5	5	9	14:25	14	25	-11		20
19	Port Vale	18	5	4	9	14:27	14	27	-13		19
20	Exeter City	18	5	3	10	12:29	12	29	-17		18
21	Fleetwood Town	18	4	4	10	18:31	18	31	-13		16
22	Carlisle United	19	3	6	10	15:26	15	26	-11		15
23	Reading	18	5	2	11	22:30	22	30	-8		13
24	Cheltenham Town	18	3	3	12	10:27	10	27	-17		12

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EFL League One Standings

The first table you’ll see is the incredible League One table as it stands. There’s a lot to it, so here are the main points from left to right.

• Match outcomes: The first four columns include the number of EFL League one home and away matches played for each team, matches won (W), draws (D) and losses (L).
• Goals galore: The next three columns show the number of goals scored (GF), the goals conceded (GA) and the total goal difference (GD). This lets you know which teams have a lethal attack or leaky defence.
• Our special ingredient – the form chart: Our exclusive form guide shows you how well a team is playing, regardless of their current standing. It’s vital intel for League One betting.
• The points of it all: The last column is the most important – the total points won so far. Points ultimately decide where a team will finish the season and are a key performance indicator.

English League One Fixtures

So, you’ve got the table, now, what are you going to bet on? That’s where the fixture table come in. The fixtures list is separated by round and by date making it super simple to follow.

The best part? We’ve given you the best UK bookies with the best odds available on each match – it really is a one stop shop.

You can even check out the English League One results today for any game week by clicking on the arrows found at the top of the table.

EFL League One Player Stats

A punter without stats is a Knight without his shining armour and we’ve given you the Excalibur of EFL League One player stats. With 22 markets to choose from, and the ability to filter by position – you’ve got all that you can ever need. Here’s an example of how you can use them:

These EFL League One scoring stats are taken after 14 rounds of EFL League One games. The top players will always get one-on-one with the keeper, making betting on shots the most sensible thing to do. You can do this with loads of other markets to create the perfect bet builders and accumulators.

Team Stats for English League One 2023/24

With the EFL League One well under way, the standout teams of the season are already revealing themselves. The team stats table gives you added insight into a team’s form through the many betting market stats on offer.

There are 25 markets available, each with their own submarkets which you can use to make more well-informed bets.

Portsmouth is finally starting to claw their way back to the pinnacle of football after a historic 3 relegations in 4 seasons. Oxford United are also looking likely to make it to the Championship for the first time since 1998/99.

Former Premier League teams Wigan and Reading have really been struggling and are facing the dreaded drop.

It all depends on how many points each team can get by the end of the season.

Average Number of Goals Scored per Game

Over the last 11 seasons, League 1 has seen an average of 2.6 goals per game. This is on par with the EFL Championship, which has averaged 2.61 goals per match, and is slightly lower than the Premier League, which has averaged 2.73 goals per match during the same period.

If you’re wondering why less matches were played in 19/20 – COVID-19 forced the season to end prematurely, and final league standings were calculated via Points per Match.

EFL League One – Champions Defence Stats

Attack wins you games, defence wins you titles is the age-old saying. Indeed, the League 1 champions have an average of 0.91 goals conceded per game in the last 11 seasons.

The 2013/14 Wolves team, who set the record points tally in this division, boasted a solid defence to say the least. They shut out the opposition on 25 occasions and only conceded 31 goals in the process that season.

Why Stats Help with Betting on English League One

It might sound obvious but betting on an event or events with as much prior knowledge as possible is the best and smartest way to gamble. If poker is a game of skill and slots are a game of chance, then stats can help by dislodging as much of the chance element as possible from betting and move it more to the skill end of the spectrum. That, in a nutshell, is why stats help with betting.

Bet With Knowledge

Knowledge is a bettor’s arsenal. By loading up with as much statistical knowledge as possible, we can make informed wagering decisions when we lay our money down. This way we are far, far more likely to see a positive return on investment which, aside from the fun element, is the whole point of betting.

Look at the above table, read into what happened in the last matches played, look at home and away form and generally utilise the latest statistics as they are one of the key factors in successful betting.

Beat The Bookies at Their Own Game

Another reason to use stats to beat the bookies is because that is exactly what they are doing to beat you. Bookmakers always use statistics when they calculate their odds because their bread and butter relies on probabilities.

Probabilities that we only know are probable because we, and they, have utilised all the information gathered in order to form our opinions. That’s why, in most cases the punter and the bookie agree, and we have, as a result, a short priced favourite.

Our job, and again this is where stats help us greatly, is to work out when the long priced upsets will occur in which case we will well and truly have beaten the bookies at their own game. Learn more about odds in our handy guide: Betting Odds Explained.

Spot Value

If you want to be a profitable sports bettor, your focus always has to be on finding value bets. While betting through gut feelings and inklings might come off sometimes, in the long run, this won’t work. What you should be doing is supporting your bets with data – be it home form, expected goal (xG) metrics, head-to-head record or whatever else. The sporting world has become so statistical driven that there are endless amounts of data for you to interpret. Use them wisely.

Other League Stats Available

Still on the hunt for some more brilliant stats pages? ThePuntersPage has got you covered with detailed stats on all the biggest leagues, just waiting to be explored!

• English Premier League Stats
• EFL Championship Stats
• EFL League 2 Stats
• German Bundesliga Stats
• Spanish La Liga Stats
• Italian Serie A Stats
• French Ligue 1 Stats

ThePuntersPage Final Say

League One is the most watched, and arguably the best third division in the world and betting on it can offer some great value. Barnsley won’t go far without Devante Cole, and you won’t go far in betting without using these sweet stats.