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2017–18 EFL Championship

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Football league season
EFL Championship
Season2017–18
ChampionsWolverhampton Wanderers
2nd Championship title
4th2nd tier title
PromotedWolverhampton Wanderers
Cardiff City
Fulham
RelegatedBarnsley
Burton Albion
Sunderland
Matches552
Goals1,409 (2.55 per match)
Top goalscorerMatěj Vydra
(Derby County)
(21 goals)
Biggest home winFulham 6–0Burton Albion
(20 January 2018)
Biggest away winBurton Albion 0–5Hull City
(10 April 2018)
Highest scoringBristol City 5–5Hull City
(21 April 2018)
Longest winning run8 matches
Cardiff City
Longest unbeaten run23 matches
Fulham
Longest winless run16 matches
Sunderland
Longest losing run8 matches
Bolton Wanderers
Highest attendance41,745[1]
Aston Villa 1–1Derby County
(28 April 2018)
Lowest attendance2,750[1]
Burton Albion 1–3Reading
(30 January 2018)
Total attendance11,314,143[1]
Average attendance20,496[1]

The2017–18 EFL Championship (referred to as theSky Bet Championship for sponsorship reasons) was the second season of theEFL Championship under its current name, and the twenty-sixth season under its current league structure.

This season notably sawSunderland become the first English team to be relegated in successive seasons from the top division to the third tier since the championsWolverhampton Wanderers in2012 and2013, and only the third team to do so since the top division was relaunched as the Premier League in 1992.

Team changes

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The following teams had changed division since the 2016–17 season.

To Championship

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Promoted fromLeague One

Relegated fromPremier League

From Championship

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Relegated toLeague One

Promoted toPremier League

Stadiums

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Locations of the 2017–18 Football League Championship teams
Greater London Championship football clubs
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity[2]
Aston VillaBirminghamVilla Park42,790
BarnsleyBarnsleyOakwell23,009
Birmingham CityBirminghamSt Andrew's30,015
Bolton WanderersBoltonMacron Stadium28,723
BrentfordLondon(Brentford)Griffin Park12,300
Bristol CityBristolAshton Gate27,000
Burton AlbionBurton upon TrentPirelli Stadium6,912
Cardiff CityCardiffCardiff City Stadium33,300
Derby CountyDerbyPride Park Stadium33,600
FulhamLondon(Fulham)Craven Cottage25,700
Hull CityKingston upon HullKCOM Stadium25,586
Ipswich TownIpswichPortman Road30,300
Leeds UnitedLeedsElland Road37,890
MiddlesbroughMiddlesbroughRiverside Stadium34,742
MillwallLondon(South Bermondsey)The Den20,146
Norwich CityNorwichCarrow Road27,220
Nottingham ForestNottinghamCity Ground30,445
Preston North EndPrestonDeepdale23,408
Queens Park RangersLondon(Shepherd's Bush)Loftus Road18,439
ReadingReadingMadejski Stadium24,161
Sheffield UnitedSheffieldBramall Lane32,702
Sheffield WednesdaySheffieldHillsborough Stadium39,752
SunderlandSunderlandStadium of Light49,000
Wolverhampton WanderersWolverhamptonMolineux31,700

Personnel and sponsoring

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TeamManagerCaptainKit manufacturerSponsor
Aston VillaEnglandSteve BruceEnglandJohn Terry[3]Under ArmourUnibet
BarnsleyPortugalJosé MoraisGhanaAndy Yiadom[4]3Puma[5]C.K. Beckett[6]
Birmingham CityEnglandGarry MonkEnglandMichael MorrisonAdidas[7]888sport[8]
Bolton WanderersEnglandPhil ParkinsonEnglandDarren PratleyMacronBetfred
BrentfordEnglandDean SmithRepublic of IrelandJohn EganAdidasLeoVegas[9]
Bristol CityEnglandLee JohnsonAustraliaBailey WrightBristol SportLancer Scott[10]
Burton AlbionEnglandNigel CloughEnglandJake BuxtonTAGTempobet[11]
Cardiff CityEnglandNeil WarnockEnglandSean MorrisonAdidasVisit Malaysia
Derby CountyEnglandGary RowettEnglandCurtis Davies[12]Umbro[13]Avon Tyres
FulhamSerbiaSlaviša JokanovićScotlandTom CairneyAdidasGrosvenor Casinos[14]
Hull CityEnglandNigel AdkinsEnglandMichael DawsonUmbroSportPesa[15]
Ipswich TownEnglandPaul HurstEnglandLuke ChambersAdidasMarcus Evans
Leeds UnitedEnglandPaul HeckingbottomScotlandLiam CooperKappa[16]32Red[17]
MiddlesbroughWalesTony PulisEnglandGrant LeadbitterAdidasRamsdens Currency
MillwallEnglandNeil HarrisWalesSteve MorisonErreàDCS Roofing[18]
Norwich CityGermanyDaniel FarkePortugalIvo Pinto2ErreàLeoVegas[19]
Nottingham ForestSpainAitor KarankaEnglandChris CohenAdidas[20]888sport[21]
Preston North EndScotlandAlex NeilRepublic of IrelandGreg Cunningham[22]NikeTempobet[23]
Queens Park RangersEnglandIan HollowayEnglandNedum OnuohaErreà[24]Royal Panda[25]
ReadingEnglandPaul ClementEnglandLiam MoorePuma[26]Carabao[27]
Sheffield UnitedEnglandChris WilderEnglandBilly SharpAdidasTeletext Holidays
Sheffield WednesdayNetherlandsJos LuhukayNetherlandsGlenn LoovensElev8Chansiri
SunderlandScotlandJack RossEnglandLee CattermoleAdidasDafabet
Wolverhampton WanderersPortugalNuno Espírito SantoEnglandDanny BatthPumaThe Money Shop

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
Norwich CityScotlandAlan IrvineEnd of caretaker spell7 May 2017[citation needed]Pre-seasonGermanyDaniel Farke25 May 2017[31]
MiddlesbroughEnglandSteve Agnew21 May 2017[citation needed]EnglandGarry Monk9 June 2017[32]
SunderlandScotlandDavid MoyesResigned22 May 2017[33]EnglandSimon Grayson29 June 2017[34]
Leeds UnitedEnglandGarry Monk25 May 2017[35]DenmarkThomas Christiansen15 June 2017[36]
Hull CityPortugalMarco Silva25 May 2017[37]RussiaLeonid Slutsky9 June 2017[38]
Wolverhampton WanderersScotlandPaul LambertMutual consent30 May 2017[39]PortugalNuno Espírito Santo31 May 2017[40]
Preston North EndEnglandSimon GraysonSigned bySunderland29 June 2017[34]ScotlandAlex Neil4 July 2017[41]
Birmingham CityEnglandHarry RedknappSacked16 September 2017[42]23rdEnglandSteve Cotterill29 September 2017[43]
SunderlandEnglandSimon Grayson31 October 2017[44]22ndWalesChris Coleman17 November 2017[45]
Hull CityRussiaLeonid SlutskyMutual consent3 December 2017[46]20thEnglandNigel Adkins7 December 2017[47]
MiddlesbroughEnglandGarry MonkSacked23 December 2017[48]9thWalesTony Pulis26 December 2017[49]
Sheffield WednesdayPortugalCarlos CarvalhalMutual consent24 December 2017[50]15thNetherlandsJos Luhukay5 January 2018[51]
Nottingham ForestEnglandMark WarburtonSacked31 December 2017[52]14thSpainAitor Karanka8 January 2018[53]
Leeds UnitedDenmarkThomas Christiansen4 February 2018[54]10thEnglandPaul Heckingbottom6 February 2018[55]
BarnsleyEnglandPaul HeckingbottomSigned byLeeds United6 February 2018[55]21stPortugalJosé Morais16 February 2018[56]
Birmingham CityEnglandSteve CotterillSacked3 March 2018[57]22ndEnglandGarry Monk4 March 2018[58]
ReadingNetherlandsJaap Stam21 March 2018[59]18thEnglandPaul Clement23 March 2018[60]
Ipswich TownRepublic of IrelandMick McCarthyResigned10 April 2018[61]12thEnglandPaul Hurst30 May 2018[62]
SunderlandWalesChris ColemanSacked29 April 2018[63]24thScotlandJack Ross25 May 2018[64]

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Wolverhampton Wanderers(C, P)4630978239+4399Promotion to thePremier League
2Cardiff City(P)46279106939+3090
3Fulham(O, P)46251387946+3388Qualification forChampionship play-offs[a]
4Aston Villa462411117242+3083
5Middlesbrough462210146745+2276
6Derby County462015117048+2275
7Preston North End461916115746+1173
8Millwall461915125645+1172
9Brentford461815136252+1069
10Sheffield United46209176255+769
11Bristol City461716136758+967
12Ipswich Town46179205760−360
13Leeds United46179205964−560
14Norwich City461515164960−1160
15Sheffield Wednesday461415175960−157
16Queens Park Rangers461511205870−1256
17Nottingham Forest46158235165−1453
18Hull City461116197070049
19Birmingham City46137263868−3046
20Reading461014224870−2244
21Bolton Wanderers461013233974−3543
22Barnsley(R)46914234872−2441Relegation toEFL League One
23Burton Albion(R)461011253881−4341
24Sunderland(R)46716235280−2837
Source:English Football League
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Four teams play for one spot and promotion to thePremier League.

Play-offs

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See also:2018 English Football League play-offs
Semi-finalsFinal
        
3Fulham022
6Derby County101
3Fulham1
4Aston Villa0
4Aston Villa101
5Middlesbrough000

Results

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Home \ AwayASTBARBIRBOLBREBRIBRTCARDERFULHULIPSLEEMIDMILNORNOTPNEQPRREASHUSHWSUNWOL
Aston Villa—3–12–01–00–05–03–21–01–12–11–12–01–00–00–04–22–11–11–33–02–21–22–14–1
Barnsley0–3—2–02–22–02–21–20–10–31–30–11–20–22–20–21–12–10–01–11–13–21–13–00–0
Birmingham City0–00–2—0–00–22–11–11–00–33–13–01–01–00–10–10–21–01–31–20–22–11–03–10–1
Bolton Wanderers1–03–10–1—0–31–00–12–01–21–11–01–12–30–30–22–13–21–31–12–20–12–11–00–4
Brentford2–10–05–02–0—2–21–11–31–13–11–11–03–11–11–00–13–41–12–11–11–12–03–30–0
Bristol City1–13–13–12–00–1—0–02–14–11–15–51–00–32–10–00–12–11–22–02–02–34–03–31–2
Burton Albion0–42–42–12–00–20–0—0–13–12–10–51–21–21–10–10–00–01–21–31–31–31–10–20–4
Cardiff City3–02–13–22–02–01–03–1—0–02–41–03–13–11–00–03–12–10–12–10–02–01–14–00–1
Derby County2–04–11–13–03–00–01–03–1—1–25–00–12–21–23–01–12–01–02–02–41–12–01–40–2
Fulham2–02–11–01–11–10–26–01–11–1—2–14–12–01–11–01–12–02–22–21–03–00–12–12–0
Hull City0–01–16–14–03–22–34–10–20–02–2—2–20–01–31–24–32–31–24–00–01–00–11–12–3
Ipswich Town0–41–01–02–02–01–30–00–11–20–20–3—1–02–22–20–14–23–00–02–00–02–25–20–1
Leeds United1–12–12–02–11–02–25–01–41–20–01–03–2—2–13–41–00–00–02–00–11–21–21–10–3
Middlesbrough0–13–12–02–02–22–12–00–10–30–13–12–03–0—2–00–12–00–03–22–11–00–01–01–2
Millwall1–01–32–01–11–02–00–11–10–00–30–03–41–02–1—4–02–01–11–02–13–12–11–12–2
Norwich City3–11–11–00–01–20–00–00–21–20–21–11–12–11–02–1—0–01–12–03–21–23–11–30–2
Nottingham Forest0–13–02–13–20–10–02–00–20–01–30–22–10–22–11–01–0—0–34–01–12–10–30–11–2
Preston North End0–21–11–10–02–32–12–13–00–11–22–10–13–12–30–00–01–1—1–01–01–01–02–21–1
Queens Park Rangers1–21–03–12–02–21–10–02–11–11–22–12–11–30–32–24–12–51–2—2–01–04–21–02–1
Reading2–13–00–21–10–10–11–22–23–31–11–10–42–20–20–21–23–11–01–0—1–30–02–20–2
Sheffield United0–11–01–10–11–01–22–01–13–14–54–11–02–12–11–10–10–00–12–12–1—0–03–02–0
Sheffield Wednesday2–41–11–31–12–10–00–30–02–00–12–21–23–01–22–15–13–14–11–13–02–4—1–10–1
Sunderland0–30–11–13–30–21–21–21–21–11–01–00–20–23–32–21–10–10–21–11–31–21–3—3–0
Wolverhampton Wanderers2–02–12–05–13–03–33–11–22–02–02–21–04–11–01–02–20–23–22–13–03–00–00–0—
Source:BBC Sport
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
For upcoming matches, an "a" indicates there is an article about the rivalry between the two participants.

Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals[65]
1Czech RepublicMatěj VydraDerby County21
2EnglandLewis GrabbanSunderland/Aston Villa20
3EnglandBobby ReidBristol City19
EnglandLeon ClarkeSheffield United
5PortugalDiogo JotaWolverhampton Wanderers17
6EnglandMartyn WaghornIpswich Town16
7EnglandRyan SessegnonFulham15
Democratic Republic of the CongoBritt AssombalongaMiddlesbrough
9EnglandJames MaddisonNorwich City14
GhanaAlbert AdomahAston Villa
EnglandJarrod BowenHull City

Hat-tricks

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Main article:List of Football League Championship hat-tricks
PlayerForAgainstResultDate
UruguayAbel HernándezHull CityBurton Albion4–1 (H)[66]12 August 2017
Republic of IrelandConor HourihaneAston VillaNorwich City4–2 (H)[67]19 August 2017
EnglandKieran DowellNottingham ForestHull City3–2 (A)[68]28 October 2017
EnglandLeon Clarke4Sheffield UnitedHull City4–1 (H)[69]4 November 2017
EnglandRyan SessegnonFulhamSheffield United5–4 (A)[70]21 November 2017
EnglandLeon ClarkeSheffield UnitedFulham4–5 (H)[70]21 November 2017
Czech RepublicMatěj VydraDerby CountyMiddlesbrough3–0 (A)[71]25 November 2017
EnglandKemar RoofeLeeds UnitedQueens Park Rangers3–1 (A)[72]9 December 2017
EnglandPatrick BamfordMiddlesbroughLeeds United3–0 (H)[73]2 March 2018
EnglandBobby ReidBristol CitySheffield Wednesday4–0 (H)[74]3 March 2018
EnglandJames MaddisonNorwich CityHull City3–4 (A)[75]10 March 2018
KosovoAtdhe NuhiuSheffield WednesdayNorwich City5–1 (H)[76]6 May 2018

4Player scored 4 goals

Monthly awards

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MonthManager of the MonthPlayer of the MonthReference
ManagerClubPlayerClub
AugustEnglandNeil WarnockCardiff CityEnglandNathaniel Mendez-LaingCardiff City[77][78]
SeptemberEnglandLee JohnsonBristol CityEnglandAden FlintBristol City[79][80]
OctoberEnglandGary RowettDerby CountyBrazilLéo BonatiniWolverhampton Wanderers[81][82]
NovemberPortugalNuno Espírito SantoWolverhampton WanderersEnglandLeon ClarkeSheffield United[83][84]
DecemberEnglandGary RowettDerby CountyEnglandScott CarsonDerby County[85][86]
JanuaryEnglandSteve BruceAston VillaEnglandRyan SessegnonFulham[87][88]
FebruaryEnglandNeil WarnockCardiff CityScotlandOli McBurnieBarnsley[89][90]
MarchEnglandNeil WarnockCardiff CitySerbiaAleksandar MitrovićFulham[91][92]
AprilSerbiaSlaviša JokanovićFulhamSerbiaAleksandar MitrovićFulham[93][94]

Attendances

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TeamStadiumCapacityAverageMinimumMaximumPercentage Full
Aston VillaVilla Park42,79032,09726,63141,74575%
BarnsleyOakwell23,00913,70410,92017,16360%
Birmingham CitySt Andrew's30,01521,04218,30127,60870%
Bolton WanderersMacron Stadium28,72315,88713,11321,09755%
BrentfordGriffin Park12,30010,2347,95712,36783%
Bristol CityAshton Gate27,00020,95317,20325,54078%
Burton AlbionPirelli Stadium6,9124,6452,7506,53567%
Cardiff CityCardiff City Stadium33,30020,16415,95132,47861%
Derby CountyPride Park Stadium33,60027,17523,29631,19681%
FulhamCraven Cottage25,70019,89615,79224,54777%
Hull CityKCOM Stadium25,40415,62213,52418,02661%
Ipswich TownPortman Road30,30016,27113,06124,92854%
Leeds UnitedElland Road37,89031,52126,43435,37783%
MiddlesbroughRiverside Stadium34,74225,54422,84829,44374%
MillwallThe Den20,14613,3689,81717,61766%
Norwich CityCarrow Road27,22025,78521,16727,10095%
Nottingham ForestCity Ground30,44524,68020,59629,10681%
Preston North EndDeepdale23,40813,77410,79618,57059%
Queens Park RangersLoftus Road18,43913,92811,48816,93476%
ReadingMadejski Stadium24,16116,6566,76921,77169%
Sheffield UnitedBramall Lane32,70226,85424,40931,12082%
Sheffield WednesdayHillsborough39,75225,99522,73332,83965%
SunderlandStadium of Light49,00027,63524,89431,23756%
WolverhamptonMolineux31,70028,29823,04530,23989%

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  81. ^"Manager of the Month: Garry Rowett – Derby County". EFL.com. 11 November 2017.
  82. ^"Player of the Month: Léo Bonatini – Wolverhampton Wanderers". EFL.com. 10 November 2017.
  83. ^"Manager of the Month: Nuno – Wolverhampton Wanderers". EFL.com. 8 December 2017.
  84. ^"Player of the Month: Leon Clarke – Sheffield United". EFL.com. 8 December 2017.
  85. ^"Manager of the Month: Gary Rowett – Derby County". EFL.com. 12 January 2018.
  86. ^"Player of the Month: Scott Carson – Derby County". 12 January 2018.
  87. ^"Manager of the Month: Steve Bruce – Aston Villa". EFL.com. 9 February 2018.
  88. ^"Player of the Month: Ryan Sessegnon – Fulham". EFL.com. 9 February 2018.
  89. ^"Manager of the Month: Neil Warnock – Cardiff City". EFL.com. 9 March 2018.
  90. ^"Player of the Month: Oli McBurnie – Barnsley". EFL.com. 9 March 2018.
  91. ^"Manager of the Month: Neil Warnock – Cardiff City". EFL.com. 6 April 2018.
  92. ^"Player of the Month: Aleksandar Mitrovic – Fulham". EFL.com. 6 April 2018.
  93. ^"Manager of the Month: Slavisa Jokanovic – Fulham". EFL.com. 4 May 2018.
  94. ^"Player of the Month: Aleksandar Mitrovic – Fulham". EFL.com. 4 May 2018.
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