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EFL League One First Half Table

The EFL League One table as it would stand if every match had ended at half-time: three points for leading at the interval, one for level. Counted from 155 matches played in 2026, using the half-time score alone.

Half-time standings

One season, not a pooled record: a table is a statement about one campaign, so these are the most recent 155 matches this competition has on record, with 24 clubs. Points, goals and goal difference all come from the half-time score, so a side that led 1-0 at the interval and lost 1-3 takes three points here.

EFL League One first-half league table
PosTeamPWDLGFGAGDPts
1Huddersfield Town13760113+827
2Oxford United1264273+422
3Sheffield Wednesday13562115+621
4Reading1356293+621
5Leicester City13634129+321
6Leyton Orient1356285+321
7Wycombe Wanderers13625109+120
8Plymouth Argyle1455489-120
9Barnsley1254366019
10Burton Albion144641010018
11Luton Town135351011-118
12Stockport County1445598+117
13Bradford City1338232+117
14Milton Keynes Dons1345477017
15AFC Wimbledon13454610-417
16Stevenage12210052+316
17Doncaster Rovers1343657-215
18Blackpool1235487+114
19Notts County1235456-114
20Mansfield Town12345910-113
21Cambridge United1416738-59
22Wigan Athletic13166311-89
23Bromley13166716-99
24Peterborough United1315749-58

Counted from 155 matches · 2026.

What this table says

  • Huddersfield Town tops it on 27 points from 13 matches, 7 of which they led at half-time.
  • Leicester City has scored the most first-half goals, 12 in 13 matches.
  • Bradford City has conceded the fewest, 2.
  • Peterborough United sits bottom on 8.

How a first-half table differs from the real one

It is the same competition scored at the interval instead of at full time, so it says which sides start matches on the front foot and which spend the opening 45 minutes chasing. A club that routinely goes in level and wins late finishes well below its real position here; one that leads early and is pegged back finishes above it.

  • Points are 3 for a half-time lead, 1 for level.The competition’s own rules are deliberately not applied: no deductions, no bonus points, no play-off split. This answers “what if the whistle went at 45”, and importing a deduction would make it half one thing and half another.
  • It is not a prediction. Every figure is counted from matches already played. A side top of this table is a side that has led at half-time often, which is a fact about the past rather than an estimate of the next match.
  • A match with no posted half-time score is counted by nobody. Treating one as 0-0 would hand out a draw that never happened and understate both clubs.

For how often this competition’s first halves produce goals rather than who leads them, see EFL League One first half goals stats.

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First Half Score is a research and information tool. Predictions and historical hit rates are provided for informational purposes only and are not financial, investment, or betting advice. Outcomes are uncertain and no figure guarantees a result. Intended for users 18+.