The English Football League Championship (EFL Championship) is the second highest division of English football, consisting of 24 teams and is usually held from August to May. The team to earn the highest points over the 46 match season is the Champion and earns promotion to the Premier League, along with the second place team. The teams that finish in 3rd-6th place contest a play-off tournament with the Play-Off winner also earning promotion. The lowest 3 clubs are relegated to the English Football League One division.
2024 – 2025 EFL Championship Season
The 2024-25 EFL Championship season is due to begin on the 10th August 2024. The three relegated teams from the Premier League are Luton Town, Burnley and Sheffield United whilst the three promoted teams from EFL League One are Portsmouth, Derby County and Oxford United.
The below 24 teams are competing in the EFL Championship in the 2024-2025 season. Click on the link next to the team (where available) for a guide to visiting the stadium and city, or view the map on the bottom of this page to see where each team is located.
Blackburn Rovers – Ewood Park (Capacity – 31,367)
Bristol City – Ashton Gate (Capacity – 27,000)
Burnley – Turf Moor (Capacity – 21,944)
Cardiff City – Cardiff City Stadium (Capacity – 33,280)
Coventry City – Ricoh Arena (Capacity – 32,609)
Derby County – Pride Park Stadium (Capacity – 33,597)
Hull City – KCOM Stadium (Capacity – 25,586)
Leeds United – Elland Road (Capacity – 37,608)
Luton Town – Kenilworth Road (Capacity – 10,336)
Middlesbrough – Riverside Stadium (Capacity – 34,742)
Millwall – The Den (Capacity – 20,146)
Norwich City – Carrow Road (Capacity – 27,359)
Oxford United – Kassam Stadium (Capacity – 12,500)
Plymouth Argyle – Home Park (Capacity – 17,900)
Portsmouth – Fratton Park (Capacity – 20,620)
Preston North End – Deepdale (Capacity – 23,404)
Queens Park Rangers – Loftus Road (Capacity – 18,439)
Sheffield United – Bramall Lane (Capacity – 32,050)
Sheffield Wednesday – Hillsborough (Capacity – 38,854)
Stoke City – bet365 Stadium (Capacity – 30,089)
Sunderland – Stadium of Light (Capacity – 48,707)
Swansea City – Liberty Stadium (Capacity – 21,088)
Watford – Vicarage Road (Capacity – 22,200)
West Bromwich Albion – The Hawthorns (Capacity – 26,850)
How to buy tickets for the EFL Championship
Ticketing information for all clubs competing in the EFL Championship is available on the venue guides above or on the individual ‘clubs’ tab on the official website by clicking here.
Further Information
EFL Championship Official Website
Last Updated on June 17, 2024 by Sports Tourist