With one of the smallest budgets in League Two, Accrington Stanley have sealed a historic comeback to League One - for the first time since 1947.
After finishing in 13th place in 2016/17, Stanley upped their game this term and took English football's 4th tier by storm.
Accrington topped the pile with 93 points, five more than runner-ups Luton Town. Along the way, the team grabbed an incredible 29 wins - four more than any other team in the competition.
📈 Most League Two wins in 17/18:
— playmakerstats (@playmaker_EN) 8 de mayo de 2018
29🇼: 🏆ACCRINGTON🏆
25🇼: Luton
24🇼: Exeter, Wycombe
22🇼: Coventry
21🇼: Notts C #asfc @ASFCofficial pic.twitter.com/Dx1kyoQH6F
Billy Key was Stanley's top scorer with 25 goals, picking up League Two's Golden Boot award, helping his side finish with a +30 goal difference.
When it comes to assists, Sean McConville was Stanley's main supplier - the cultured midfielder being one of only six players in the top 4 tiers to reach double figures in league goals AND assists in 17/18.
⚽️🅰 Double figures for league goals AND assists (17/18; top 4 tiers):
— playmakerstats (@playmaker_EN) 7 de mayo de 2018
⚡PL: Sterling (18G, 11A), Sané (10G, 12A), Eriksen (10G, 10A)
⚡Ch: Waghorn (16G, 11A)
⚡L1: Carey (14G, 13A)
⚡L2: 💥@daRealAkinfenwa (17G, 12A)💥, McConville (12G, 11A)#Chairboys @wwfcofficial pic.twitter.com/fDSkgtXUj4
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