League Two news

Former Premier League star David McGoldrick is among six players to have been nominated for the League Two PFA Players' Player of the Year award.

Harry Maguire is looking to unwind on the back of a disastrous 2024-25 campaign, with the Manchester United defender joining his brother's stag do.

Gary Neville has revealed what plans him and fellow Salford City co-owner David Beckham have for the club in the coming years.

Sheffield United and Sunderland will be kicking off at an unusual time when gracing the richest game in football - the Championship play-off final.

Everything you need to know about the race for promotion to League One from League Two.

Former Chelsea star Sam Hutchinson underwent heart surgery after featuring for AFC Wimbledon against Grimbsby in League Two.

Salford City have released 17 players following the takeover by Manchester United legends Gary Neville and David Beckham.

Simon Jordan has criticised Gary Neville and David Beckham for aiming to copy the Wrexham model by taking over Salford City.

David Beckham and Gary Neville, who have been inspired by Ryan Reynolds and Tom Brady, have completed a takeover of Salford City.

Wrexham are on an ascent from the lower tiers of English football and GOAL takes a look at how they can reach the Premier League quickly.

James McClean fired a brutal dig at Shrewsbury Town after their relegation from League One as he celebrated his side's promotion to the Championship.

Al-Nassr superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has been advised to invest in League Two side Cheltenham Town.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been advised to consider a shock takeover in the EFL that could see him come into competition with Elon Musk.

Manchester United Class of '92 member Nicky Butt has received a caution after headbutting a security guard at his own birthday party.

Swindon Town celebrated their 5-4 win over Bradford City by getting in the face of Bantams defender Jack Shepherd after his last-minute own goal.

Port Vale may be next to get the A-list takeover treatment, with Phil Taylor and Robbie Williams open to making them the next Wrexham.

Wrexham have posted record turnover figures of £26.7 million ($34m), with the club’s documentary series considered to have helped that revenue spike.