Every League One club's home record over the last 10 years - and the results will surprise you
By Jordan Cronin
Published 18th Jan 2019, 09:16 GMT
Updated 7th Feb 2019, 17:45 GMT
It's a cliche, but they say every football club should aim to make their home stadium a fortress.
And courtesy of research from Your-Promotional-Code.co.uk we're able to discover which League One clubs have had the most success at home. We look at all the current 24 third tier clubs' points per game ratio over the last 10 years on home soil and rank them in order. Every season has been taken into consideration for each club, whether they were in the Premier League, Championship, League One and Two or the National League:
It's a cliche, but they say every football club should aim to make their home stadium a fortress
P242 W136 D54 L52 = 432 pts. That gives the Hatters a points per game ratio of 1.79.
P243 W120 D63 L60 = 423 pts. That gives the Shrews a points per game ratio of 1.74.
P238 W112 D74 L52 = 410 pts. That gives the Cod Army a points per game ratio of 1.72.
P243 W119 D55 L69 = 412 pts. That gives the Brewers a points per game ratio of 1.70.
P243 W120 D51 L72 = 411 pts. That gives Rovers a points per game ratio of 1.69.
P242 W113 D58 L71 = 397 pts. That gives Oxford a points per game ratio of 1.64.
P243 W110 D68 L65 = 398 pts. That gives Southend a points per game ratio of 1.64.
P243 W110 D68 L65 = 398 pts. That gives the Gills a points per game ratio of 1.64.
P242 W111 D61 L70 = 394 pts. That gives Accrington a points per game ratio of 1.63.
P244 W109 D66 L69 = 393 pts. That gives The Dale a points per game ratio of 1.61.
P243 W111 D51 L81 = 384 pts. That gives Posh a points per game ratio of 1.58.
