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Scottish Second Division
Season
2004–05
Champions
Brechin City
Promoted
Brechin City
Stranraer
Relegated
Arbroath
Berwick Rangers
Top goalscorer
Chris Templeman (21)

← 2003–04


2005–06 →


The 2004–05 Scottish Second Division was won by Brechin City who, along with second placed Stranraer, gained promotion to the First Division. Arbroath and Berwick Rangers, meanwhile, were relegated to the Third Division.



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P
 Team
 Pld
 W
 D
 L
 GF
 GA
 GD
 Pts
 Promotion or relegation
1
Brechin City
 36
 22
 6
 8
 81
 43
 38
72
Promoted to First Division 2005–06
2
Stranraer
 36
 18
 9
 9
 48
 41
 7
63
3
Greenock Morton
 36
 18
 8
 10
 60
 37
 23
62
4
Stirling Albion
 36
 14
 9
 13
 56
 55
 1
51
5
Forfar Athletic
 36
 13
 8
 15
 51
 45
 6
47
6
Alloa Athletic
 36
 12
 10
 14
 66
 68
 -2
46
7
Dumbarton
 36
 11
 9
 16
 43
 53
 -10
42
8
Ayr United
 36
 11
 9
 16
 39
 54
 -15
42
9
Arbroath
 36
 10
 8
 18
 49
 73
 -24
38
Relegated to Third Division 2005–06
10
Berwick Rangers
 36
 8
 10
 18
 40
 64
 -24
34


Top scorers[edit]









































































Scorer
 Team
 Goals

Scotland Chris Templeman
 Brechin City / Greenock Morton 21

Scotland Paul Shields		 Forfar Athletic 20

Scotland Steven Hampshire
 Brechin City 15

Scotland Paul Ritchie
 Brechin City 14

Scotland David Graham
 Stranraer 14

Scotland Paul Tosh
 Forfar Athletic 13

Scotland Greg Henslee		 Arbroath 11

Scotland Graeme Gibson		 Brechin City 11

Scotland Iain Russell
 Dumbarton 11

England Peter Weatherson
 Greenock Morton 10

Scotland Robert Dunn		 Stirling Albion 10

Scotland Chris Millar
 Greenock Morton 10

Scotland Stewart Kean
 Ayr United 10


Attendances[edit]


The average attendances for Division Two clubs for season 2004–05 are shown below:















































Club
 Average
Greenock Morton 2,683
Ayr United 1,357
Dumbarton 900
Stirling Albion 835
Stranraer 759
Brechin City 680
Alloa Athletic 601
Forfar Athletic 596
Arbroath 576
Berwick Rangers 421











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