Here at BetVictor News, we’ll be following the latest Lincoln City stats throughout 2026/27 as the Imps make their long-awaited return to Championship football.
And long-awaited really is the phrase. Lincoln hadn’t played in the second tier since 1960/61, but last season left very little doubt about whether they were ready to step up. City finished top of League One with 103 points, winning 31 of their 46 matches while losing only five. They also scored 89 goals and conceded just 41, giving them the best goal difference in the division.
The way they finished the campaign was just as impressive. Lincoln went 29 league games unbeaten, setting a new League One record in the process, and promotion was already secured with several matches left to play. That sort of consistency is difficult to carry straight into a stronger division, but it gives Chris Cohen and Tom Shaw a pretty useful starting point.
There were standout players all over the pitch. Sonny Bradley was named Player of the Season, while Jack Moylan and Reeco Hackett shared the club’s Golden Boot. Moylan also made the League One Team of the Season after playing a major role in the title win.
The interesting numbers now will be the ones showing how quickly Lincoln can adjust. Last season was about dominating matches; this one may require them to spend more time without the ball and make more of tighter opportunities.
As 2026/27 develops, results at the LNER Stadium, goals conceded and the gap to the bottom three should provide a useful guide to how comfortably the Imps are settling in. You can compare their numbers with clubs across England through our football stats hub, while Championship betting covers the division throughout the campaign.
With that statistical picture in mind, explore the Lincoln City betting markets for the Imps’ fixtures and longer-term outcomes.
