League Two 2022-23 Free Bets
There's always a great mix of teams in this division. There's the 18 teams that took part in the league last season, four sides relegated from League One last season and not wanting to spend too much time in League Two and two excited sides promoted from non-league football last season. It's an important league with sides hoping to make it into League One and dreading being relegated to the National League if finishing in the bottom two.
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2021-22 League Two Season
Leyton Orient and Stevenage have both been promoted to League One. Northampton Town are in third with one game to play and battling it out for the final automatic promotion spot with Stockport County. It's all been settled at the bottom of the table with Hartlepool United and Rochdale being relegated to the National League with so far Wrexham confirmed to be in League Two next season.
League Table on May 3
Top Eight
| Position | Team | Played | Points |
| 1 | Leyton Orient | 45 | 90 |
| 2 | Stevenage | 45 | 82 |
| 3 | Northampton Town | 45 | 80 |
| 4 | Stockport County | 45 | 78 |
| 5 | Carlisle United | 45 | 75 |
| 6 | Salford City | 45 | 75 |
| 7 | Bradford City | 45 | 75 |
| 8 | Mansfield | 45 | 72 |
Bottom Four
| Position | Team | Played | Points |
| 21 | AFC Wimbledon | 45 | 48 |
| 22 | Crawley Town | 45 | 46 |
| 23 | Hartlepool | 45 | 42 |
| 24 | Rochdale | 45 | 37 |
How to Use Your Free Bet on League Two
There are plenty of opportunities to use a Free Bet in League Two
- League Winners
- Who will get promoted
- Who will make the play-offs
- Who'll be relegated to the National League
- Individual games
- Next manager to leave their club
- Top Northern Club
- Top Southern Club
- Top goalscorer in the league and for each side
- Handicap betting
- League positions at certain stages of the season
League Two History
Recent Winners
- 2020-21: Cheltenham Town
- 2019-20: Swindon Town
- 2018-19: Lincoln City
- 2017-18: Accrington Stanley
- 2016-17: Portsmouth
- 2015-16: Northampton Town
- 2014-15: Burton Albion
- 2013-14: Chesterfield
- 2012-13: Gillingham
- 2011-12: Swindon
- 2010-11: Chesterfield
- 2009-10: Notts County
- 2008-09: Brentford
- 2007-08: MK Dons
- 2006-07: Walsall
- 2005-06: Carlisle United
- 2004-05: Yeovil Town
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The Play-Offs
There are three automatic promotion places in League Two. The sides finishing fourth to seventh go into the play-offs with two-legged semi-finals and then a final at Wembley Stadium. Previous Winners are:
- 2021-22: Forest Green Rovers
- 2020-21: Morecambe
- 2019-20: Northampton Town
- 2018-19: Tranmere Rovers
- 2017-18: Coventry City
- 2016-17: Blackpool
- 2015-16: AFC Wimbledon
- 2014-15: Southend United
- 2013-14: Fleetwood Town
- 2012-13: Bradford City
- 2011-12: Crewe Alexandra
- 2010-11: Stevenage
- 2009-10: Dagenham & Redbridge
- 2008-09: Gillingham
- 2007-08: Stockport County
- 2006-07: Bristol Rovers
- 2005-06: Cheltenham Town
- 2004-05: Southend United
The Dreaded Drop
At one time the bottom four teams in what was then Division Four used to have to stand for re-election to the league. This process developed into one where the side finishing bottom of the table were relegated to the Conference (now the National League) and replaced by the Conference Champions. In recent years this has been adapted to the bottom two sides in League Two going down and being replaced by the National League winners and the winners of the Play-offs.
Not all the teams that get relegated are able to make it back into the Football League. Some suffer financial problems due to their relegation, for example Rushden & Diamonds, Chester and Hereford went out of business.
The two teams promoted to League Two for the 2022/23 season were Grimsby Town and Stockport County. Both have had successful seasons with Grimsby reaching the last eight of the FA Cup and Stockport challenging for another promotion. Hartlepool and Rochdale have been relegated to the National League.