Championship is the 2nd-highest division in English Football League pyramid and consists of 24 teams

EFL Championship is the highest division of the English Football League (EFL) and the second-highest in England - just behind the Premier League.
The EFL Championship is known to be one of the most competitive and difficult leagues to predict in European football, which also helps make it one of the most entertaining to watch.
With the incentive of three teams being promoted to the Premier League every season, there is always plenty at stake in the second tier of English football, a division that is packed full of some of historically the biggest clubs in the English game.
The Championship is the second-highest division in the English Football League pyramid and consists of 24 teams, with the top two at the end of each season being promoted to the Premier League automatically.
The final promotion place is decided via a play-off format, with the teams that finish third to sixth contesting two-legged semi-finals, with the winner from each of those ties going on to face each other in the final at Wembley.
Billed as the 'richest game in football', the winner of that one-off final at Wembley will not only secure promotion to the Premier League, but they will also receive a windfall of upwards of £135m.
There are also three relegation places to fill in each Championship season, with the bottom three teams in the division at the end of every campaign suffering automatic relegation to League One.
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