England’s fourth tier — 24 clubs, the gateway to the professional EFL pyramid for sides stepping up from the National League. Barnet are London’s representative.
EFL League Two is the fourth tier of English football, sitting below League One and above the National League. Twenty-four clubs compete across a 46-game season, with promotion offering a route back into the professional EFL pyramid for sides who’ve recently stepped up from non-league football.
London’s representation at this level is currently a single club — Barnet, who returned to the EFL in 2025 after winning the National League title.
⚡ Barnet’s return to the EFL
Barnet returned to League Two after winning the 2024/25 National League with a club-record 102 points — their first season back in the professional pyramid since 2018.
League Two tickets are some of the cheapest professional football available in the capital — walk-up availability is the norm outside of promotion run-ins.
Matchday Experience
League Two football is about as grassroots as the professional game gets — small, modern grounds, genuinely local crowds, and an easy, low-cost way to watch competitive EFL football in London.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which London club plays in League Two?
Barnet — London’s only League Two club, playing at The Hive Stadium in north London.
Are League Two tickets easy to get?
Yes — League Two is one of the most accessible levels of professional football in London, with walk-up tickets available for most matches.