Which League One fans travelled the furthest in October?

After a busy round of League One fixtures in October, the third division is starting to take shape as we head towards the festive period.

Many supporters have already journeyed hundreds of miles for away days this season, with some trips considerably longer than others.

Read on as FootballGroundGuide takes a look at which League One fans travelled the furthest in October 2026, using straight-line distances from stadium to stadium.

Plymouth Argyle fans travelled the furthest in October

Plymouth Argyle supporters faced the longest journeys in League One last month, covering 1,248 miles across their three away fixtures.

The Pilgrims travelled to Leyton Orient, Stevenage and Cambridge United, with the journey to the Abbey Stadium representing the longest round-trip at 450 miles.

Bromley supporters came second, accumulating 1,079 miles across four away matches. Their longest trip was to Wigan Athletic, a round journey of 374 miles, while the visit to MK Dons was the shortest at around 108 miles.

AFC Wimbledon fans ranked third after covering 989 miles. Their October away schedule included trips to Plymouth Argyle, Sheffield Wednesday and Stockport County, with the journey to Home Park accounting for 376 miles.

Wigan Athletic supporters were fourth, with 840 miles travelled across four away games. Their longest journey was to Stevenage, at 308 miles, while the relatively short trip to Huddersfield Town accounted for 74 miles.

Bradford City completed the top five, with supporters covering 763 miles across three away fixtures. The longest journey was to Reading, at 336 miles, followed by trips to Oxford United and Burton Albion.

Sheffield Wednesday fans travelled the shortest distance in October

At the other end of the scale, Sheffield Wednesday supporters had the lowest away mileage, travelling just 148 miles across three fixtures.

The Owls visited Huddersfield Town, Notts County and Doncaster Rovers during October. Their longest round trip was to Notts County at 72 miles, while the journey to Doncaster was only 36 miles there and back.

Luton Town were just above Wednesday, with 174 miles covered across three away matches. Their trips to Wycombe Wanderers, MK Dons and Peterborough United all involved relatively short journeys.

Wycombe Wanderers supporters ranked 22nd, accumulating 176 miles across two away fixtures. Their visits to Cambridge United and Wimbledon accounted for 116 and 60 miles respectively.

Notts County were 21st, with 212 miles travelled across two away games. The trip to Wycombe was 184 miles there and back, while the short journey to Mansfield Town added 28 miles.

Leicester City completed the bottom five, with supporters covering 315 miles across two away fixtures. Their visits to Bromley and Luton Town accounted for 198 and 118 miles respectively.

Full League One October away travel ranked