Championship Stadiums

Football League Championship Stadiums

The Football League Championship is the second tier of the English professional football league pyramid, and the highest division of The Football League.

The largest stadium currently in the Npower Championship is Hillsborough the home of Sheffield Wednesday. The current Championship winners are Reading who by winning the league gain promotion to the Premier League Stadium, along with Southampton and Reading who were the Football League Championship runners-up and the winners of the play-off final at Wembley respectively.

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  Hillsborough Stadium
  England
  Capacity: 39814
  Sheffield Wednesday F.C.
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  Elland Road
  Leeds, England
  Capacity: 39460
  Leeds United F.C.
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  Riverside Stadium
  England
  Capacity: 34988
  Middlesbrough F.C.
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  Pride Park Stadium
  England
  Capacity: 33597
  Derby County F.C.
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  Walkers Stadium
  England
  Capacity: 32500
  Leicester City F.C.
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  Ewood Park
  England
  Capacity: 31367
  Blackburn Rovers F.C.
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  City Ground
  England
  Capacity: 30576
  Nottingham Forest F.C.
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  Portman Road
  England
  Capacity: 30311
  Ipswich Town F.C.
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  St Andrews (stadium)
  England
  Capacity: 30079
  Birmingham City F.C.
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  Molineux Stadium
  Wolverhampton, England
  Capacity: 29303
  Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
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  Reebok Stadium
  Bolton, England
  Capacity: 28723
  Bolton Wanderers F.C.
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  The Valley (London)
  England
  Capacity: 27111
  Charlton Athletic F.C.
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  Cardiff City Stadium
  England
  Capacity: 26828
  Cardiff City F.C.
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  Selhurst Park
  England
  Capacity: 26309
  Crystal Palace F.C.
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  KC Stadium
  England
  Capacity: 25404
  Hull City A.F.C.
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  Galpharm Stadium
  England
  Capacity: 24500
  Huddersfield Town F.C.
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  Oakwell
  England
  Capacity: 23009
  Barnsley F.C.
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  Turf Moor
  England
  Capacity: 22546
  Burnley F.C.
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  The AMEX
  Brighton, England
  Capacity: 22374
  Brighton and Hove Albion
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  Ashton Gate stadium
  England
  Capacity: 21497
  Bristol City F.C.
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  New Den Stadium
  England
  Capacity: 20146
  Millwall F.C.
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  Vicarage Road
  England
  Capacity: 19920
  Watford F.C.
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  Bloomfield Road
  Blackpool, England
  Capacity: 16220
  Blackpool F.C.
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  London Road Stadium
  England
  Capacity: 15460
  Peterborough United F.C.
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2012/13 Championship Stadiums

The 2012/13 Football League Championship season runs from August to May and will be contested between all 24 teams. Each team will play each other twice therefore completing a total of 46 games, with the top two teams winning promotion to the Premier League along with the winners of the play-off final. The leagues current sponsor is Npower and the the official title of the league is the Npower Championship.

Npower Championship Stadiums

At the end of the season, the bottom three teams are relegated to Football League One. The third to sixth place teams enter the Football League Championship play-offs which is a knock-out competition with the winner being promoted to the Premier League.

Related Stadiums & Leagues
Wembley Stadium | Premier League Stadium

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