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Walsall

EFL League Two · 2026/2027

Updated . Database results through .

The season so far

League position

6 / 24

EFL League Two

19 points from 11 games

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Current team rating

835

rank 73 of 92

Across the clubs in this season’s tables

After the match on

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Recent form

  1. Win against Port Vale on 2026-09-19
  2. Draw against Tranmere Rovers on 2026-09-26
  3. Draw against Fleetwood Town on 2026-10-10
  4. Draw against Swindon Town on 2026-10-17
  5. Win against Oldham Athletic on 2026-10-20

Oldest → newest · Last 5 league games

W = win, D = draw, L = loss

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Last five league games

Most recent first. Scores are shown with Walsall’s goals first.
Date Opponent Venue Score Result
Oldham Athletic Home 3–0 Win
Swindon Town Away 1–1 Draw
Fleetwood Town Away 1–1 Draw
Tranmere Rovers Away 1–1 Draw
Port Vale Home 2–0 Win

All-time rating records

Highest rating

1232

Lowest rating

673

Ratings measure modelled team strength, using results and winning margins. Higher is stronger. These records use the rating after each league match in the database.

Biggest league results

By goal margin, across all recorded league matches. Cup matches and friendlies are not included.

Biggest win

10–0

against Darwen (home)

Biggest defeat

0–12

against Birmingham City (away)

1 other match with the same margin
  • 0–12 against Darwen (away),

Scores are shown with Walsall’s goals first. Where records are tied, the earliest match is shown first.

Years in the English football league

Total membership

114 years

Across all recorded spells

Current continuous spell

106 years

From 1921/1922

Membership covers the top four tiers and their historical predecessors, including the Premier League. Each season starting year counts once, including 2026/2027 where applicable. Years of wartime suspension remain part of a continuous membership spell.

Recorded spells (season starting years): 1892–1894; 1896–1900; 1921–present