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Second English tier (EFL Championship) — 24 clubs fighting for promotion to the Premier League.

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Birmingham City
Club from St Andrew's, co-owned in part by Tom Brady
bcfc.com
Blackburn Rovers
1995 Premier League champions, from Ewood Park
rovers.co.uk
Bolton Wanderers
Traditional north-west club, four-time FA Cup winners
bwfc.co.uk
Bristol City
The "Robins" from Ashton Gate
bcfc.co.uk
Burnley
The "Clarets" from Turf Moor, recently relegated from the Premier League
burnleyfootballclub.com
Cardiff City
Welsh club competing in the English pyramid, FA Cup winners in 1927
cardiffcityfc.co.uk
Charlton Athletic
South London club from The Valley
cafc.co.uk
Derby County
Two-time English champions from the 1970s, Pride Park
dcfc.co.uk
Lincoln City
The "Imps" from the cathedral city, newly promoted to the Championship
weareimps.com
Middlesbrough
Club from the Riverside Stadium, League Cup winners in 2004
mfc.co.uk
Millwall
The "Lions" from Bermondsey, famed for the fierce atmosphere at The Den
millwallfc.co.uk
Norwich City
The "Canaries" from Carrow Road
canaries.co.uk
Portsmouth
Port club from Fratton Park, FA Cup winners in 2008
portsmouthfc.co.uk
Preston North End
England's first-ever champions (1889) and the original "Invincibles"
pnefc.net
Queens Park Rangers
West London club, Loftus Road
qpr.co.uk
Sheffield United
The "Blades" from Bramall Lane — the world's oldest major stadium
sufc.co.uk
Southampton
The "Saints" from St Mary's — starting the season on a 4-point deduction over a spying scandal
southamptonfc.com
Stoke City
One of the oldest clubs in the world (1863)
stokecityfc.com
Swansea City
The Welsh "Swans", former Premier League side
swanseacity.com
Watford
The "Hornets" from Vicarage Road, a club made famous by Elton John
watfordfc.com
West Bromwich Albion
The "Baggies" from The Hawthorns
wba.co.uk
West Ham United
The "Hammers" from the London Stadium, outside the top flight for the first time since 2012 after relegation
whufc.com
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Three-time champions from the 1950s, the iconic Molineux
wolves.co.uk
Wrexham
The world's third-oldest club, owned by Hollywood duo Reynolds and McElhenney
wrexhamafc.co.uk