CONFIRMED: “LEAGUE 2 SEASON FINISHED” LEAGUE 1

It has now been confirmed English League 2 season is now finished.



CONFIRMED NO RELEGATION FROM LEAGUE 2 THIS SEASON

Stevenage bottom of league 2 / confirmed will not be relegated.


So what’s happens to BURY FC ?




BBC FOOTBALL FOCUS:

Saturday 16th May 2020


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They have voted for and agreed in League 2.

League 2 Champions Swindon
Promoted Crewe and Plymouth


Stevenage FC will not be relegated to the Conference.






League 1 will be voted on this coming week on what will happen.



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League Two clubs vote to end season, but League One teams fail to decide

By Dan Roan & Simon Stone
BBC Sport
15 May

An unweighted points-per-game system would see Swindon leapfrog Crewe into first place in League Two
League Two's season has been brought to an early conclusion following discussions between clubs and the English Football League on Friday.

The EFL said clubs "unanimously indicated" they wished to end the season via a "framework" that included tables being decided on points per game and the play-offs remaining as planned.

Any move still needs to be ratified by the EFL and Football Association.

But League One sides face further talks after failing to come to an agreement.

Six third-tier clubs had said prior to the meeting that they were determined to complete their remaining fixtures - and are now set to meet again on Monday in an attempt to find a resolution.

Peterborough United, Oxford United, Sunderland, Fleetwood, Portsmouth and Ipswich Town released a joint statement saying they had "no desire for voiding the season, points-per-game scenarios or letting a computer decide our footballing fate".

League 1 & League 2


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Why could not they restart?

Attempting to resume the League One and League Two campaigns was always likely to to be more difficult than in the Championship and Premier League, which could begin again in mid-June behind closed doors.

Many clubs in the third and fourth tiers have furloughed their players and, with no crowds allowed into stadiums for the foreseeable future, it would cost them money to stage games.

EFL chairman Rick Parry has also said 1,400 players across the league's three divisions are out of contract on 30 June. The majority of those players are in League One and League Two.

The National League decided to end its three divisions immediately on 22 April but was waiting on the EFL to announce an outcome before deciding on promotion and relegation.

My question what will happen to Bury FC?

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League Two season abandoned as clubs including Newport County vote to end campaign early

Surely if there is no relegation then there can be no promotion. Seems unfair that they shut out the conference winners but expect teams from division two to be promoted.

CONFIRMED NO RELEGATION FROM LEAGUE 2 THIS SEASON

Stevenage bottom of league 2 / confirmed will not be relegated.


So what’s happens to BURY FC ?

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Surely if there is no relegation then there can be no promotion. Seems unfair that they shut out the conference winners but expect teams from division two to be promoted.

Totally agree.

So League to decide to promote..... Can League 1 refuse to take the promoted teams?