description EFL League Two Overview
EFL League Two is the fourth tier of the English football league system and the lowest division of the English Football League. It became known by its current name in 2004 after earlier operating as the Fourth Division and the Third Division. The competition is fully professional and is connected to the wider National League System through promotion and relegation, including movement between League Two and the National League.
help EFL League Two FAQ
What is EFL League Two?
EFL League Two is the fourth tier of English men's football and the lowest division in the English Football League. It is a fully professional competition for clubs across England and Wales.
When did the division start using the name League Two?
The competition adopted the name EFL League Two in 2004. Before that, it was known as the Fourth Division and later the Third Division.
How many teams are promoted from League Two?
The top three clubs are promoted automatically to League One. Teams finishing fourth through seventh enter the League Two play-offs for the final promotion place.
What happens to the bottom teams in EFL League Two?
The lowest-ranked club is normally relegated to the National League, subject to the competition rules for that season. The other clubs remain in League Two or compete for promotion the following year.
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