The Championship is the second-highest division in English football and hosts a vast amount of footballing talent. In the Championship, 3 teams at the top of the table are promoted whilst 3 teams at the are relegated.
By securing promotion from the Championship to the Premier League, teams can secure a huge cash prize and bolster their teams to fight to avoid relegation in the next season. The bonus in broadcasting per match is staggering for the Premier League compared to the Championship.
- AFC Bournemouth – Fitness First Stadium (Dean Court)
- Barnsley - Oakwell
- Birmingham City – St Andrews
- Blackburn Rovers – Ewood Park
- Brentford – Griffin Park
- Bristol City – Ashton Gate
- Cardiff City – Cardiff City Stadium
- Championship Grounds
- Coventry City – The Ricoh Arena
- Derby County – Pride Park
- Huddersfield Town – Galpharm Stadium
- Middlesbrough – Riverside Stadium
- Millennium Stadium
- Millwall – The New Den
- Norwich City – Carrow Road
- Nottingham Forest – The City Ground
- Preston North End – Deepdale
- Queens Park Rangers – Loftus Road
- Reading - Madejski Stadium
- Rotherham United – New York Stadium
- Sheffield Wednesday – Hillsborough
- Stoke City - Britannia Stadium
- Swansea City – The Liberty Stadium
- Watford – Vicarage Road
- Wycombe Wanderers – Causeway Stadium (Adams Park)
