EFL League Two 2024/25 betting odds

Ladbrokes shares the latest EFL League Two 2024/25 betting odds for the season, with several teams in the running to get promoted.

After last season's League Two campaign saw Stockport County, Wrexham, Mansfield Town and Crawley Town promoted to England's third-flight, 24 teams entered the league this year hoping to earn a spot in the 2025/26 League One.

After finishing fourth last season, MK Dons were in the running once again before a ball was kicked. Mike Williamson's side were hoping to get back into England's third-tier having been relegated from League One in May 2023, but have now fallen to sixth-favourites according to the latest odds.

Now that's all said and done, join Ladbrokes as we take you through the favourites and betting odds for the 2024/25 League Two season.

The favourites to win the Championship are Leeds, whilst the bookies have Birmingham as the front-runners to win League One.

As for League Two, Port Vale are seen as the most likely, with the likes of Walsall and Doncaster also in the running.

Below is a breakdown of the odds for each of the 24 teams competing in League Two for the 2024/25 season, including the favourites Port Vale.

Winning League Two isn't the only way of getting promoted to League One though, as Wrexham, Mansfield and Crawley found out last season.

Wrexham and Mansfield missed out on winning League Two, but were promoted back to League One after coming second and third and finishing in the automatic promotion places, whilst Crawley beat Carlisle in the playoff final to secure a 2024/25 League One spot.

So, below are the odds for each of the 24 clubs competing in this season's League Two to get promoted come the end of the campaign.

Ladbrokes has also dived into the Premier League betting odds for the 2024/25 season with Liverpool the favourites to win the title for the first time in five years, while Man City are somehow 8/1 to get relegated from the Premier League come May of next year.

View the latest football odds.

All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.