The best Football League stats

After another grueling Football League season came to an end on Monday, we run through the top stat from each of the 72 clubs involved.

Who suffered back-to-back relegations for the first time in their history? Who keeps hitting the 64-point mark? And which side used a whopping 47 players throughout the season?

Find out below…

Accrington Stanley

85 – Accrington are the first team in the history of the fourth tier of English football to not gain automatic promotion with 85+ points.

AFC Wimbledon

7 – AFC Wimbledon achieved their highest ever Football League finish, 7th in League Two.

Barnet

13 – Barnet won 13 home league games in 2015/16, the most they’ve won in a league season since 1995/96 (also 13).

Barnsley

8 – Barnsley are the first team in Football League history to lose 8+ consecutive games in a season and be promoted in the same season.

Birmingham City

9 – Birmingham were one of only nine teams in the PL/FL who conceded more than twice in a league game just once in 2015/16.

Blackburn Rovers

46 – Blackburn conceded just 46 league goals, the fewest they’d conceded in a season since 2005/06 (42).

Blackpool

2 – Blackpool suffered back-to-back relegations for the first time in their history.

Bolton Wanderers

0 – Bolton failed to win an away league game for just the third time in their history (also 1949/50 and 1979/80).

Bradford City

22 – Bradford City kept 22 league clean sheets in 2015/16, the most in any season in their entire history.

Brentford

72 – Brentford have scored 70+ league goals in three successive Football League seasons for the first time since 1965 (62/63  64/65).

Brighton and Hove Albion

5 – Brighton lost just five league games in 2015/16, the fewest they’d ever lost in any season in their history.

Bristol City

6 – Bristol City’s 6-0 win over Bolton was the first time they’d hit six goals in a second tier league game since September 1969 (6-0 v Charlton).

Bristol Rovers

27 – Matty Taylor became the first Bristol Rovers to score 25+ league goals in a season (27) since Rickie Lambert in 2008/09 (29).

Burnley

93 – Burnley posted the exact same league record as in 2013/14 (P46 W26 D15 L5), earning 93 points and scoring the same number of goals (72).

Burton Albion

2 – Burton Albion’s promotion from League One sees them playing in the second tier for the first time in their history.

Bury

60 – Bury earned 60 points in the third tier for the first time since 1996/97 when they had 84 points and won the division.

Cambridge United

7 – Cambridge’s 7-0 win over Morecambe in April was the first time in their Football League history they had won by a seven-goal margin.

Cardiff City

1 – Cardiff have lost only one of their last 19 home games (0-2 v Leeds in March).

Carlisle United

5-0 – Carlisle’s 5-0 away win at Notts County on the last day of the season was their biggest away league win for 10 years (5-0 v Darlington in March 2006).

Charlton Athletic

5 – Only in two previous league seasons (1990/91 and 1998/99  4) have Charlton amassed fewer than this season’s five home wins.

Chesterfield

7 – Chesterfield’s 7-1 win over Shrewsbury in January was the first time they’d scored seven in a league game since November 1979 (7-1 v Reading).

Colchester United

99 – Only in the 1960/61 season (101) did Colchester concede more than the 99 league goals they let in during the 2015/16 season.

Coventry City

46 – For the 46th consecutive season, Coventry failed to finish in the top six of a division, finishing 8th in League One.

Crawley Town

25 – Crawley lost 25 league games in 2015/16, three more than in any of their previous …

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