Football League One 2013-14

The 2013–14 Football League One (referred to as Sky Bet League One for sponsorship reasons) is the tenth season of the league under its current title and twenty-first season under its current league division format. The season began on 2 August 2013 and finished on 3 May 2014 with all matches that day kicking off simultaneously.
Of the 24 teams which participate, seventeen of these remain following the 2012–13 Football League One. They are joined by three teams from 2012–13 Football League Championship, and four teams from the 2012–13 Football League Two.
==Changes from last season==
===Team changes===
The following teams have changed division since the 2012–13 season.
====To League One====
Promoted from League Two
* Gillingham
* Rotherham United
* Port Vale
* Bradford City
Relegated from Championship
* Bristol City
* Wolverhampton Wanderers
* Peterborough United
====From League One====
Relegated to League Two
* Bury
* Hartlepool United
* Portsmouth
* Scunthorpe United
Promoted to Championship
* Doncaster Rovers
* Bournemouth
* Yeovil Town
==Team overview==
===Stadia and locations===
Team	Location 	Stadium 	Capacity
 	Bradford 	Valley Parade 	25,136
 	London (Brentford)	Griffin Park 	12,763
 	Bristol 	Ashton Gate 	21,497
 	Carlisle 	Brunton Park 	16,981
 	Colchester 	Colchester Community Stadium	10,064
 	Northampton 	Sixfields Stadium 	7,653
 	Crawley 	Checkatrade.com Stadium 	5,996
 	Crewe 	Alexandra Stadium 	10,153
 	Gillingham 	Priestfield Stadium 	11,582
 	London (Leyton) 	Matchroom Stadium 	9,271
 	Milton Keynes 	Stadium:mk 	30,500
 	Nottingham 	Meadow Lane 	21,388
 	Oldham 	Boundary Park 	10,638
 	Peterborough 	London Road Stadium 	15,315
 	Stoke-on-Trent 	Vale Park 	19,052
 	Preston 	Deepdale 	23,408
 	Rotherham 	New York Stadium 	12,021
 	Sheffield 	Bramall Lane 	32,702
 	Shrewsbury 	Greenhous Meadow 	9,875
 	Stevenage 	Broadhall Way 	6,722
 	Swindon 	County Ground 	15,728
 	Birkenhead 	Prenton Park 	16,789
 	Walsall 	Banks's Stadium 	11,300
 	Wolverhampton 	Molineux 	31,700
=== Personnel and sponsoring ===
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
Team 	Manager1 	Team captain 	Kit manufacturer	Shirt sponsor
Bradford City 	Phil Parkinson 	Gary Jones 	Nike 	JCT600
Brentford 	Mark Warburton 	Kevin O'Connor 	adidas 	SkyeX
Bristol City 	Steve Cotterill 	Sam Baldock 	adidas 	Blackthorn Cider
Carlisle United 	Graham Kavanagh 	Lee Miller 	Fila 	Eddie Stobart
Colchester United 	Joe Dunne 	Brian Wilson 	Puma 	Weston Homes (H)JobServe (A)
Coventry City 	Steven Pressley 	Carl Baker 	Puma 	None
Crawley Town 	John Gregory 	Josh Simpson 	Puma 	32Red
Crewe Alexandra 	Steve Davis 	Abdul Osman 	Carbrini 	Mornflake Oats
Gillingham 	Peter Taylor (interim)	Adam Barrett 	Vandanel 	Medway Electrical & Mechanical Services
Leyton Orient 	Russell Slade 	Nathan Clarke 	Nike 	Samsung (H)FIFA 14 (A)
Milton Keynes Dons 	Karl Robinson 	Dean Lewington 	Sondico 	Case Security
Notts County 	Shaun Derry 	Dean Leacock 	Fila 	3663 (H)Vision Express (A & 3rd)
Oldham Athletic 	Lee Johnson 	Korey Smith 	Fila 	Blacks
Peterborough United 	Darren Ferguson 	Tommy Rowe 	Nike 	Stadium Energy
Port Vale 	Micky Adams 	Doug Loft 	Sondico 	GMB
Preston North End 	Simon Grayson 	John Welsh 	Nike 	The Carers' Trust
Rotherham United 	Steve Evans 	Craig Morgan 	Puma 	Parkgate Shopping (H)TGB Sheds (A)
Sheffield United 	Nigel Clough 	Michael Doyle 	Macron 	VSportsGames (H)Topspring (A & 3rd)
Shrewsbury Town 	Michael Jackson 	Tamika Mkandawire	Surridge 	Greenhous
Stevenage 	Graham Westley 	Jon Ashton 	Fila 	STS Tyre Pros
Swindon Town 	Mark Cooper 	Darren Ward 	adidas 	Samsung(H)FIFA 14 (A)
Tranmere Rovers 	John McMahon (interim)	James Wallace 	Fila 	Home Bargains
Walsall 	Dean Smith 	Andy Butler 	Diadora 	CAT communications
Wolverhampton Wanderers	Kenny Jackett 	Sam Ricketts 	Puma 	What House?
* 1 According to current revision of List of English Football League managers
====Managerial changes====
Team 	Outgoing manager	Manner of departure 	Date of vacancy 	Position in table	Incoming manager 	Date of appointment
Swindon Town 	Kevin MacDonald 	Mutual Consent 	13 July 2013 	Pre-season 	Mark Cooper 	13 July 2013
Carlisle United 	Greg Abbott 	Sacked 	9 September 2013	22nd 	Graham Kavanagh 	1 October 2013
Sheffield United	David Weir 	Sacked 	11 October 2013 	23rd 	Nigel Clough 	23 October 2013
Gillingham 	Martin Allen 	Sacked 	13 October 2013 	17th 	Peter Taylor (interim) 	14 October 2013
Notts County 	Chris Kiwomya 	Sacked 	27 October 2013 	24th 	Shaun Derry 	6 November 2013
Crawley Town 	Richie Barker 	Sacked 	27 November 2013	12th 	John Gregory 	3 December 2013
Bristol City 	Sean O'Driscoll 	Sacked 	28 November 2013	22nd 	Steve Cotterill 	3 December 2013
Brentford 	Uwe Rösler 	Signed by Wigan Athletic	7 December 2013 	4th 	Mark Warburton 	10 December 2013
Shrewsbury 	Graham Turner 	Resigned 	21 January 2014 	21st 	Michael Jackson (interim)	21 February 2014
Tranmere Rovers 	Ronnie Moore 	Sacked 	9 April 2014 	19th 	 	
==League table==
===Play-offs===
==Results==
==Season statistics==
===Top scorers===
Rank	Player 	Club 	Goals
1 	Sam Baldock 	Bristol City 	24
2 	Britt Assombalonga	Peterborough United 	23
3 	Kieran Agard 	Rotherham United 	21
3 	Callum Wilson 	Coventry City 	21
5 	Ryan Lowe 	Tranmere Rovers 	19
5 	Dave Mooney 	Leyton Orient 	19
7 	Joe Garner 	Preston North End 	18
8 	Nouha Dicko 	Rotherham United/Wolverhampton Wanderers	17
8 	Clayton Donaldson 	Brentford 	17
8 	Cody McDonald 	Gillingham 	17
===Scoring===
*First goal: Kevin McDonald for Sheffield United against Notts County (2 August 2013)
*Fastest goal: 12 seconds 
**Kieran Agard for Rotherham United against Gillingham (3 April 2014 )
*Largest winning margin: 6 goals
**Rotherham United 6–0 Notts County (1 March 2014)
*Highest scoring game: 10 goals
**Wolverhampton Wanderers 6–4 Rotherham United (18 April 2014)
*Most goals scored in a match by a single team: 6 goals
**Rotherham United 6–0 Notts County (1 March 2014)
**Preston North End 6–1 Carlisle United (12 April 2014)
**Wolverhampton Wanderers 6–4 Rotherham United (18 April 2014)
*Most goals scored in a match by a losing team: 4 goals
**Coventry 5–4 Bristol City (12 August 2013)
**Oldham 5–4 Peterborough United (25 January 2014)
**Wolverhampton Wanderers 6–4 Rotherham United (18 April 2014)
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