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Doncaster

Doncaster

EnglandLeague OneEst. 1879
2026/27ONGOING
Grant Samuel McCannEco-Power Stadium · Doncaster, South Yorkshire · 15,231
History

Season 2026/27

#TeamPGDPts
1Huddersfield14+1629
2Stockport County14+1226
3Oxford United13+1126
4Luton14+624
5Plymouth14+223
6Reading14+1022
7Bradford13+222
8Cambridge United14021
9Sheffield Wednesday13+820
10Leicester13+319
11Mansfield Town13+219
12Milton Keynes Dons13+218
13Wycombe13-218
14Leyton Orient13+517
15Burton Albion14-317
16Stevenage12+416
17Notts County12-114
18AFC Wimbledon13-1213
19Blackpool12-412
20Doncaster13-812
21Wigan14-1111
22Peterborough13-1210
23Barnsley12-109
24Bromley13-209

About Doncaster

Doncaster is a football club based in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England playing their home matches at Eco-Power Stadium. This page carries live scores, squad, season statistics, fixtures and the League One table.

Owen Bailey leads Doncaster's scoring in league play with 3 goals this season. Jack Senior and Alfie May have also chipped in with 2 each.

B. McCann is the chief creator with 2 assists this season. Harry Clifton and R. Gotts have also chipped in with 1 each.

Doncaster sit 20th in the League One with 12 points from 13 matches (3W 3D 7L) and a goal difference of -8.

Recent results for Doncaster:

Upcoming fixtures for Doncaster:

Three of Doncaster's next five are at home, against Leyton Orient, Huddersfield and Bromley; they travel to Bradford and Reading.

Doncaster's squad consists of 29 players. Goalkeepers: Joshua Clarke (Northern Ireland), Tommy Simkin (England), J. Bryant. Defenders: Neill Byrne (Republic of Ireland), Seán Grehan (Republic of Ireland), J. Husband (England), John-Alan McGrath (England), T. Nixon (England), P. Lincoln, M. Pearson (England), Jack Senior (England), Jamie Sterry (England). Midfielders: Owen Bailey (England), R. Gotts (England), Darren Robinson (Northern Ireland), Jordan Thomas (England), Pavan, George Broadbent (England), Harry Clifton (Wales), Isaac Hutchinson (England), B. McCann, W. Keane (Republic of Ireland), T. O'Reilly (England). Forwards: Leon Ayinde (England), Brandon Hanlan (England), Alfie May (England), Hakeeb Adelakun (England), Dylan Hartley, J. Collins (Republic of Ireland).

Grant Samuel McCann is the current head coach of Doncaster.

Doncaster play their home matches at Eco-Power Stadium in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, which has a capacity of 15,231. The club was founded in 1879.

Data updated