Scottish League One: Teams, stadiums, records & more

Scottish League One, established in July 2013, is the third tier of the Scottish Professional Football League.

We take a look at everything you need to know about Scottish League One including the teams, stadiums, format, records and more.

Scottish League One: Teams

The following 10 teams are competing in Scottish League One in the 2024/25 season:

• Alloa Athletic
• Annan Athletic
• Arbroath
• Cove Rangers
• Dumbarton
• Inverness Caledonian Thistle
• Kelty Hearts
• Montrose
• Queen of the South
• Stenhousemuir

Scottish League One: Stadiums

• Alloa Athletic - Recreation Park (Capacity - 3,100)
• Annan Athletic - Galabank (Capacity - 2,504)
• Arbroath - Gayfield (Capacity - 6,600)
• Cove Rangers - Balmoral Stadium (Capacity - 3,023)
• Dumbarton - Dumbarton Football Stadium (Capacity - 2,020)
• Inverness Caledonian Thistle - Caledonian Stadium (Capacity - 7,512)
• Kelty Hearts - New Central Park (Capacity - 2,181)
• Montrose - Links Park (Capacity - 4,936)
• Queen of the South - Palmerston Park (Capacity - 8,690)
• Stenhousemuir - Ochilview Park (Capacity - 3,746)

Scottish League One: Format

Scottish League One features 10 teams, with each participating team playing each other on four occasions during the season - twice at home and twice away.

The team who finishes in 1st place achieves automatic promotion to the Championship as champions, with the team finishing in 10th automatically relegated to League Two.

Promotion from League One can also be achieved via play-offs, with the teams ranked second to fourth engaging in play-offs alongside the team who finishes ninth in the Championship.

The League One team who finishes in ninth place enters play-offs with the second, third and fourth-ranked teams in League Two.

Scottish League One: Records

• Most titles - 5 (Stirling Albion)
• Biggest win - Greenock Morton 9-1 Forfar (2007)
• Highest attendance - 46,093 (Rangers v Stranraer - 2014)
• All-time top goalscorer: Rory McAllister (83)