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Championship

Champions: Newcastle United · Promoted: Newcastle, Brighton, Huddersfield (play-offs)

Formerly Football League First Division (1888–1992)

2016-17 · 24 stadiums · 24 clubs

NEWLEEPREBLAHUDBARWIGROTSHWNOTDERBURNORWOLASTBIRIPSQPRBREFULCARBRIREABRI
  • 1Newcastle UnitedSt. James' Park · Newcastle upon Tyne94
  • 2Brighton & Hove AlbionAmerican Express Stadium · Falmer, East Sussex93
  • 3ReadingSelect Car Leasing Stadium · Reading, Berkshire85
  • 4Sheffield WednesdayHillsborough · Sheffield81
  • 5Huddersfield TownJohn Smith's Stadium · Huddersfield, West Yorkshire81
  • 6FulhamCraven Cottage · London80
  • 7Leeds UnitedElland Road · Leeds, West Yorkshire75
  • 8Norwich CityCarrow Road · Norwich, Norfolk70
  • 9Derby CountyPride Park Stadium · Derby67
  • 10BrentfordGtech Community Stadium · Brentford, Middlesex64
  • 11Preston North EndDeepdale · Preston62
  • 12Cardiff CityCardiff City Stadium · Caerdydd62
  • 13Aston VillaVilla Park · Birmingham62
  • 14BarnsleyOakwell · Barnsley, South Yorkshire58
  • 15Wolverhampton WanderersMolineux Stadium · Wolverhampton, West Midlands58
  • 16Ipswich TownPortman Road · Ipswich, Suffolk55
  • 17Bristol CityAshton Gate Stadium · Bristol54
  • 18Queens Park RangersMATRADE Loftus Road · London53
  • 19Birmingham CitySt Andrew's Stadium · Birmingham53
  • 20Burton AlbionPirelli Stadium · Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire52
  • 21Nottingham ForestThe City Ground · Nottingham, Nottinghamshire51
  • 22Blackburn RoversEwood Park · Blackburn, Lancashire51
  • 23Wigan AthleticDW Stadium · Wigan42
  • 24Rotherham UnitedAESSEAL New York Stadium · Rotherham, South Yorkshire23

Sources: Wikipedia, API-Football