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2017–18 English Football League

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119th season of the English Football League
Football league season
English Football League
Season2017–18
ChampionsWolverhampton Wanderers
PromotedCardiff City
Fulham
RelegatedBarnet
Chesterfield
New Clubs in LeagueLincoln City
Forest Green Rovers

The 2017–18 English Football League (known as theSky Bet Football League for sponsorship reasons) was the 119th season of theEnglish Football League and was the second under its current name. It began on 4 August 2017 and concluded on 6 May 2018,[1] with the promotion play-off finals atWembley Stadium on 26–28 May 2018. The EFL is contested through three divisions. The divisions are theChampionship,League One andLeague Two. The winner and the runner up of the Championship will be automatically promoted to thePremier League and they will be joined by the winner of the Championship playoff. The bottom two teams in League Two will be relegated to theNational League.

Promotion and relegation

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From the Premier League

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Relegated to the Championship

From the Championship

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Promoted to the Premier League
Relegated to League One

From League One

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Promoted to the Championship
Relegated to League Two

From League Two

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Promoted to League One
Relegated to the National League

From the National League

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Promoted to League Two

Championship

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This section istranscluded from2017–18 EFL Championship.(edit |history)

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.

League One

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This section istranscluded from2017–18 EFL League One.(edit |history)

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Wigan Athletic(C, P)46291168929+6098Promotion to theEFL Championship
2Blackburn Rovers(P)46281268240+4296
3Shrewsbury Town46251296039+2187Qualification forLeague One play-offs[a]
4Rotherham United(O, P)46247157353+2079
5Scunthorpe United461917106550+1574
6Charlton Athletic462011155851+771
7Plymouth Argyle461911165859−168
8Portsmouth46206205756+166
9Peterborough United461713166860+864
10Southend United461712175862−463
11Bradford City46189195767−1063
12Blackpool461515166055+560
13Bristol Rovers461611196066−659
14Fleetwood Town46169215968−957
15Doncaster Rovers461317165252056
16Oxford United461511206166−556
17Gillingham461317165055−556
18AFC Wimbledon461314194758−1153
19Walsall461313205366−1352
20Rochdale461118174957−851
21Oldham Athletic(R)461117185875−1750Relegation toEFL League Two
22Northampton Town(R)461211234377−3447
23Milton Keynes Dons(R)461112234369−2645
24Bury(R)46812264171−3036
Source:BBC Sport
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 theEFL Championship.

Play-offs

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See also:2018 English Football League play-offs
Semi-finalsFinal
        
3Shrewsbury Town112
6Charlton Athletic000
3Shrewsbury Town1
4Rotherham United2
4Rotherham United224
5Scunthorpe United202

Results

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Home \ AwayWIMBLBBLPBRABRRBRYCHADONFLEGILMKDNOROLDOXFPETPLYPORROCROTSCUSHRSTDWALWIG
AFC Wimbledon0–32–02–11–02–21–02–00–11–10–21–32–22–12–20–10–20–03–11–10–12–01–20–4
Blackburn Rovers0–13–02–02–12–02–01–32–21–04–11–12–22–13–11–13–02–02–02–23–11–03–12–2
Blackpool1–02–45–00–02–11–01–22–11–11–03–02–13–11–12–22–30–01–22–31–11–12–21–3
Bradford City0–40–12–13–12–20–12–00–31–02–01–21–13–21–30–13–14–31–01–20–00–21–10–1
Bristol Rovers1–31–13–13–12–11–10–13–11–12–01–12–30–11–42–12–13–22–11–11–23–02–11–1
Bury2–10–31–13–12–30–10–10–22–10–22–32–23–00–10–01–00–20–30–11–00–01–00–2
Charlton Athletic1–01–01–11–11–01–11–00–01–22–24–11–02–32–22–00–12–13–10–10–22–13–10–3
Doncaster Rovers0–00–13–32–01–33–31–13–00–02–13–01–10–10–01–12–12–01–10–11–24–10–30–1
Fleetwood Town2–01–20–01–22–03–21–30–00–21–12–02–22–02–31–11–22–22–02–31–22–42–00–4
Gillingham2–20–00–30–14–11–11–00–02–11–21–20–01–11–15–20–12–10–10–01–23–30–01–1
Milton Keynes Dons0–01–20–01–40–12–11–21–21–01–00–04–41–11–00–11–23–23–20–21–11–11–10–1
Northampton Town0–11–11–00–10–60–00–41–00–11–22–12–20–01–42–03–10–10–30–31–13–12–10–1
Oldham Athletic0–01–02–12–11–12–13–40–01–21–11–05–10–23–21–20–23–11–12–31–20–31–10–2
Oxford United3–02–41–02–21–21–21–11–00–13–03–11–20–02–10–13–02–13–31–11–12–01–20–7
Peterborough United1–12–30–11–31–13–04–11–12–00–12–02–03–01–42–12–10–12–12–21–00–12–13–2
Plymouth Argyle4–22–01–31–03–23–02–00–31–22–10–12–04–10–42–10–01–12–10–41–14–01–01–3
Portsmouth2–11–20–20–13–01–00–12–24–11–32–03–11–23–02–01–02–00–11–10–11–01–12–1
Rochdale1–10–31–21–11–00–01–02–10–23–00–02–20–00–02–01–13–30–11–13–10–01–11–4
Rotherham United2–01–11–02–02–03–20–22–13–21–32–11–05–13–11–11–11–00–12–01–25–05–11–3
Scunthorpe United1–10–10–01–11–01–02–01–11–11–32–22–20–21–02–12–02–01–11–21–23–11–01–2
Shrewsbury Town1–01–11–00–14–01–10–22–21–01–10–11–01–03–23–11–22–03–20–12–01–02–01–0
Southend United1–02–12–11–20–01–03–10–01–24–04–02–22–01–11–11–13–10–02–03–21–20–33–1
Walsall2–31–21–13–30–01–02–24–24–20–11–01–02–12–11–12–10–10–31–21–01–10–10–3
Wigan Athletic1–10–00–21–23–04–10–03–02–02–05–11–03–01–00–01–01–11–00–03–30–03–02–0
Updated to match(es) played on 1 May 2018. Source:BBC Sport
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

League Two

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This section istranscluded from2017–18 EFL League Two.(edit |history)

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Accrington Stanley(C, P)46296117646+3093Promotion toEFL League One
2Luton Town(P)46251389446+4888
3Wycombe Wanderers(P)462412107960+1984
4Exeter City46248146454+1080Qualification forLeague Two play-offs[a]
5Notts County462114117148+2377
6Coventry City(O, P)46229156447+1775
7Lincoln City462015116448+1675
8Mansfield Town461818106752+1572
9Swindon Town46208186765+268
10Carlisle United461716136254+867
11Newport County461616145658−264
12Cambridge United461713165660−464
13Colchester United461614165352+162
14Crawley Town461611195866−859
15Crewe Alexandra46175246275−1356
16Stevenage461413196065−555
17Cheltenham Town461312216773−651
18Grimsby Town461312214266−2451
19Yeovil Town461212225975−1648
20Port Vale461114214967−1847
21Forest Green Rovers46138255477−2347
22Morecambe46919184156−1546
23Barnet(R)461210244665−1946Relegation to theNational League
24Chesterfield(R)46108284783−3638
Source:BBC Sport
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 toEFL League One.

Play-offs

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See also:2018 English Football League play-offs
Semi-finalsFinal
        
4Exeter City033
7Lincoln City011
4Exeter City1
6Coventry City3
5Notts County112
6Coventry City145

Results

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Home \ AwayACCBARCAMCRLCHLCHFCOLCOVCRACREEXEFGRGRILINLUTMANMORNPCNTCPTVSTESWIWYCYEO
Accrington Stanley4–11–03–01–14–03–11–02–31–01–13–11–21–00–22–11–01–11–03–23–22–11–02–0
Barnet1–13–11–30–23–00–10–01–22–11–21–00–21–11–01–12–12–01–01–10–11–20–21–1
Cambridge United0–01–01–24–32–11–02–13–13–12–33–03–10–01–10–00–01–21–05–01–01–31–32–1
Carlisle United3–11–11–13–02–01–10–12–21–00–11–02–00–11–11–11–11–11–11–20–21–23–34–0
Cheltenham Town0–21–10–00–11–13–11–61–01–03–40–12–31–02–23–03–01–11–15–10–12–10–20–2
Chesterfield1–22–12–32–20–20–00–01–20–21–03–21–31–32–00–10–21–03–12–00–12–11–22–3
Colchester United0–10–10–00–11–41–12–13–13–13–15–11–11–02–12–00–02–01–31–11–10–01–20–1
Coventry City0–21–03–12–02–11–00–01–11–02–00–14–02–42–20–10–00–13–01–03–13–13–22–6
Crawley Town2–12–00–10–13–50–20–21–21–23–11–13–03–10–02–01–11–20–11–31–01–12–32–0
Crewe Alexandra0–21–00–10–52–15–11–01–23–01–23–12–01–41–22–21–01–12–02–21–00–32–30–0
Exeter City2–02–11–01–12–12–11–01–02–23–02–02–01–01–40–14–11–00–30–12–13–11–10–0
Forest Green Rovers0–12–25–20–11–14–11–22–12–03–21–30–30–10–22–02–00–41–21–03–10–21–24–3
Grimsby Town0–32–20–00–11–11–02–20–20–01–00–11–00–00–11–10–21–22–11–10–03–22–32–1
Lincoln City2–02–10–04–11–02–12–11–20–01–43–22–13–10–00–11–13–12–23–13–02–20–01–1
Luton Town1–22–07–03–02–21–03–00–34–13–11–03–12–04–22–11–03–11–12–07–10–32–38–2
Mansfield Town0–13–12–13–13–22–21–11–11–13–41–12–04–11–12–22–15–03–11–11–01–30–00–0
Morecambe1–20–10–01–12–12–20–02–00–10–12–11–10–00–00–01–22–11–40–31–10–12–14–3
Newport County2–11–22–13–31–04–11–21–12–11–22–13–31–00–01–11–11–10–01–10–12–10–02–0
Notts County2–22–13–32–13–12–02–12–11–24–11–21–10–04–10–01–12–03–01–02–01–00–04–1
Port Vale1–21–02–01–23–12–12–21–01–20–10–11–11–21–04–00–40–00–00–12–20–32–31–1
Stevenage3–24–10–20–04–15–10–11–11–12–23–11–23–11–21–11–12–13–31–12–00–10–04–1
Swindon Town3–01–42–00–00–32–22–31–20–34–31–11–00–10–10–51–01–10–11–03–23–21–02–2
Wycombe Wanderers0–43–11–14–33–31–03–10–14–03–20–03–12–12–21–21–22–42–02–40–01–03–22–1
Yeovil Town3–22–02–00–10–01–20–12–01–22–03–10–03–00–20–32–32–20–21–11–13–01–20–1
Updated to match(es) played on 5 May 2018. Source:BBC Sport
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in table at
time of departure		Incoming managerDate of appointmentPosition in table at
time of appointment
Port ValePortugalBruno RibeiroResigned26 December 2016[2]2016–17 seasonEnglandMichael Brown3 May 2017[3]Pre-season
Newport CountyEnglandGraham WestleySacked9 March 2017[4]WalesMichael Flynn9 May 2017[5]
Norwich CityScotlandAlex Neil10 March 2017[6]GermanyDaniel Farke25 May 2017[7]
Wigan AthleticEnglandWarren Joyce13 March 2017[8]EnglandPaul Cook31 May 2017[9]
MiddlesbroughSpainAitor Karanka16 March 2017[10]2016–17 Premier League seasonEnglandGarry Monk9 June 2017[11]
BarnetEnglandKevin Nugent15 April 2017[12]2016–17 seasonEnglandRossi Eames19 May 2017[13]
Crawley TownRepublic of IrelandDermot Drummy4 May 2017[14]Pre-seasonAustraliaHarry Kewell22 May 2017[15]
Swindon TownEnglandLuke WilliamsMutual Consent5 May 2017[16]EnglandDavid Flitcroft5 June 2017[17]
SunderlandScotlandDavid MoyesResigned22 May 2017[18]EnglandSimon Grayson29 June 2017[19]
Leeds UnitedEnglandGarry Monk25 May 2017[20]SpainThomas Christiansen15 June 2017[21]
Hull CityPortugalMarco Silva25 May 2017[22]RussiaLeonid Slutsky9 June 2017[23]
Wolverhampton WanderersScotlandPaul Lambert30 May 2017[24]PortugalNuno Espírito Santo31 May 2017[25]
PortsmouthEnglandPaul CookSigned byWigan Athletic31 May 2017[9]WalesKenny Jackett2 June 2017[26]
Oxford UnitedEnglandMichael AppletonAppointedLeicester City Assistant Manager20 June 2017[27]SpainPep Clotet1 July 2017[28]
Preston North EndEnglandSimon GraysonSigned bySunderland29 June 2017[19]ScotlandAlex Neil4 July 2017[29]
Northampton TownEnglandJustin EdinburghSacked31 August 2017[30]24thNetherlandsJimmy Floyd Hasselbaink4 September 2017[31]24th
Birmingham CityEnglandHarry Redknapp16 September 2017[32]22ndEnglandSteve Cotterill29 September 2017[33]22nd
Port ValeEnglandMichael Brown16 September 2017[34]24thEnglandNeil Aspin4 October 2017[35]23rd
ChesterfieldScotlandGary Caldwell16 September 2017[36]23rdEnglandJack Lester29 September 2017[37]23rd
Oldham AthleticRepublic of IrelandJohn SheridanMutual consent25 September 2017[38]24thEnglandRichie Wellens18 October 2017[39]19th
GillinghamEnglandAdrian Pennock25 September 2017[40]22ndWalesSteve Lovell16 November 2017[41]22nd
BuryEnglandLee ClarkSacked30 October 2017[42]23rdEnglandChris Lucketti22 November 2017[43]24th
SunderlandEnglandSimon Grayson31 October 2017[44]22ndWalesChris Coleman17 November 2017[45]24th
BarnetEnglandRossi EamesTook over as Head of Development13 November 2017[46]23rdScotlandMark McGhee14 November 2017[46]23rd
Hull CityRussiaLeonid SlutskyMutual consent3 December 2017[47]20thEnglandNigel Adkins7 December 2017[48]20th
MiddlesbroughEnglandGarry Monk23 December 2017[49]9thWalesTony Pulis26 December 2017[50]9th
Sheffield WednesdayPortugalCarlos Carvalhal24 December 2017[51]15thNetherlandsJos Luhukay5 January 2018[52]16th
Nottingham ForestEnglandMark WarburtonSacked31 December 2017[53]14thSpainAitor Karanka8 January 2018[54]14th
BuryEnglandChris Lucketti15 January 2018[55]24thEnglandRyan Lowe15 January 2018[55]24th
BarnetScotlandMark McGheeAppointed as Head of Technical15 January 2018[56]24thEnglandGraham Westley15 January 2018[56]24th
Southend UnitedEnglandPhil BrownResigned17 January 2018[57]18thEnglandChris Powell23 January 2018[58]20th
Milton Keynes DonsScotlandRobbie NeilsonMutual consent20 January 2018[59]21stEnglandDan Micciche23 January 2018[60]21st
Oxford UnitedSpainPep ClotetSacked22 January 2018[61]10thEnglandKarl Robinson22 March 2018[62]16th
Leeds UnitedSpainThomas Christiansen4 February 2018[63]10thEnglandPaul Heckingbottom6 February 2018[64]10th
Bradford CityScotlandStuart McCall5 February 2018[65]6thEnglandSimon Grayson11 February 2018[66]6th
BarnsleyEnglandPaul HeckingbottomSigned byLeeds United6 February 2018[64]21stPortugalJosé Morais16 February 2018[67]22nd
Cambridge UnitedEnglandShaun DerryMutual consent9 February 2018[68]14thRepublic of IrelandJoe Dunne2 May 2018[69]13th
Grimsby TownEnglandRussell SladeSacked11 February 2018[70]17thEnglandMichael Jolley2 March 2018[71]20th
Fleetwood TownGermanyUwe Rösler16 February 2018[72]20thRepublic of IrelandJohn Sheridan22 February 2017[73]21st
Peterborough UnitedNorthern IrelandGrant McCann25 February 2018[74]10thScotlandSteve Evans28 February 2018[75]8th
Mansfield TownScotlandSteve EvansSigned byPeterborough United27 February 2018[76]5thDavid Flitcroft1 March 2018[77]5th
Swindon TownDavid FlitcroftSigned byMansfield Town1 March 2018[77]7thEnglandPhil Brown12 March 2018[78]9th
Birmingham CityEnglandSteve CotterillSacked3 March 2018[79]22ndEnglandGarry Monk4 March 2018[80]22nd
WalsallEnglandJon Whitney12 March 2018[81]14thEnglandDean Keates16 March 2018[82]15th
StevenageEnglandDarren Sarll18 March 2018[83]16thTunisiaDino Maamria20 March 2018[84]16th
BarnetEnglandGraham Westley19 March 2018[85]24thEnglandMartin Allen19 March 2018[86]24th
ReadingNetherlandsJaap Stam21 March 2018[87]18thEnglandPaul Clement23 March 2018[88]20th
Charlton AthleticEnglandKarl RobinsonSigned byOxford United22 March 2018[89]9thEnglandLee Bowyer6 September 2018[90]2018–19 season
Scunthorpe UnitedScotlandGraham AlexanderSacked24 March 2016[91]5thEnglandNick Daws25 May 2018[92]
Northampton TownNetherlandsJimmy Floyd Hasselbaink2 April 2018[93]23rdEnglandDean Austin12 May 2018[94]
Ipswich TownRepublic of IrelandMick McCarthyResigned10 April 2018[95]12thEnglandPaul Hurst30 May 2018[96]

References

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