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Champions: Newcastle United · Promoted: Newcastle, West Brom, Blackpool (play-offs)

Formerly Football League First Division (1888–1992)

2009-10 · 22 stadiums · 24 clubs

  • 1Newcastle UnitedSt. James' Park · Newcastle upon Tyne102
  • 2West Bromwich AlbionThe Hawthorns · West Bromwich91
  • 3Nottingham ForestThe City Ground · Nottingham, Nottinghamshire79
  • 4Cardiff CityCardiff City Stadium · Caerdydd76
  • 5Leicester CityKing Power Stadium · Leicester, Leicestershire76
  • 6BlackpoolBloomfield Road · Blackpool, Lancashire70
  • 7Swansea CitySwansea.com Stadium · Swansea69
  • 8Sheffield UnitedBramall Lane · Sheffield65
  • 9ReadingSelect Car Leasing Stadium · Reading, Berkshire63
  • 10Bristol CityAshton Gate Stadium · Bristol63
  • 11MiddlesbroughRiverside Stadium · Middlesbrough62
  • 13Queens Park RangersMATRADE Loftus Road · London57
  • 14Derby CountyPride Park Stadium · Derby56
  • 15Ipswich TownPortman Road · Ipswich, Suffolk56
  • 16WatfordVicarage Road · Watford54
  • 17Preston North EndDeepdale · Preston54
  • 18BarnsleyOakwell · Barnsley, South Yorkshire54
  • 19Coventry CityThe Coventry Building Society Arena · Coventry, West Midlands54
  • 21Crystal PalaceSelhurst Park · London49
  • 22Sheffield WednesdayHillsborough · Sheffield47
  • 23Plymouth ArgyleHome Park · Plymouth41
  • 24Peterborough UnitedWeston Homes Stadium · Peterborough34

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Sources: Wikipedia, API-Football