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Preston North End Preston North End 1 - 3 Bristol City: Preston's start to the campaign could hardly be going worse, with North End abandoning their usual strong start to seasons in favour of zero points after four matches!
r/Championship • u/Zach-dalt • 9h ago
Swansea City Swansea City 2 - 0 Watford: Vitor Matos' Swans continue their strong start to the season, both in terms of results and performances, as they more than comfortably dispatched Watford!
r/Championship • u/MutanteHDP • 14h ago
Meme Matt says the biggest signing you could make this transfer deadline day is the OH-1 water system. Because hydration isn’t just about drinking water, it’s about optimising absorption into the body.
r/Championship • u/Zach-dalt • 9h ago
Birmingham City Birmingham City 1 - 1 Southampton: It's still August in Birmingham, with Priske deftly flicking in a header to continue the Blues' unbeaten start to the Championship campaign!
r/Championship • u/Zach-dalt • 9h ago
Stoke City Stoke City 1 - 0 Norwich City: After a rough start to the campaign, Stoke finally have their first win, coming out just ahead against a Norwich who looked a shadow of the side that battered Burnley!
r/Championship • u/MarcusH26051 • 6h ago
Charlton Athletic Oliver Skipp joins the Addicks | Charlton Athletic Football Club
r/Championship • u/Gamerhcp • 9h ago
Sheffield United Sheffield United 3-2 Bolton Wanderers - Blades get their first win thanks to a last gasp effort by loanees Kalvin Phillips and Romelle Donovan
r/Championship • u/Gamerhcp • 13h ago
Wrexham Wrexham AFC announce the signing of midfielder Callum O’Hare from Sheffield United for an undisclosed fee
wrexhamafc.co.ukr/Championship • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 7h ago
Discussion Zian Flemming transfer: Ipswich sign Burnley forward on four-year deal - BBC Sport
Looks a good signing for Ipswich. Good player and hard working.
r/Championship • u/Zach-dalt • 9h ago
Lincoln City Lincoln City 0 - 0 Blackburn Rovers: Both sides may have been expecting more going in, but it's Lincoln who will go away the more frustrated after Blackburn finished with ten men!
r/Championship • u/Anonymoose3840 • 9h ago
Portsmouth Portsmouth 0-2 Derby County: Szmodics and Salvesen strike to bring Rams their first Championship win
r/Championship • u/theSituation39 • 16h ago
Middlesbrough Colorado Rapids have agreed to a deal to sign Morgan Whittaker from Middlesbrough for a club-record fee
r/Championship • u/reece0n • 8h ago
Burnley Burnley sign central midfielder Reo Hatate from Celtic on a three year deal
instagram.comr/Championship • u/anjojna • 3h ago
Discussion Summer Transfer Wrap-up
Now that the transfer window is close:
Who do you think was your best signing?
Who were you most gutted to see leave?
What position do you think you should’ve brought a player in for, but missed this window?
My answers:
~ Imray & Ekomie - we badly needed good WBs. They’re promising so far.
~ Elliot Lee - was part of our promotion journey since National League. Should’ve given a chance to play at least once in the Championship. Loved by everyone.
~ Striker -we need a young clinical striker. We’re creating plenty of chances and getting loads of shots away, but we’re just not converting enough of them.
What’s yours?
r/Championship • u/DCFC1884 • 7h ago
Derby County SIGNING: David Ozoh Signs For Derby County On Permanent Deal
r/Championship • u/Careful_Garden • 13h ago
Cardiff City Cardiff City’s deadline day is done!
BBM doesn’t want to sign anyone, so that’s that….
If anyone fancies an early night, may as well get to bed.
To fans of everyone else, enjoy the excitement and the fax machine drama!
r/Championship • u/Jfm509 • 10h ago
Preston North End Preston announce signings of Johnny Kenny and Liam Gibbs mid game over the tannoy
r/Championship • u/Forsaken-Advert • 7h ago
Bristol City De Keersmaecker is a Robin - Bristol City FC
bcfc.co.ukr/Championship • u/Gamerhcp • 13h ago
Southampton Cameron Archer has completed a season-long loan move to AJ Auxerre
r/Championship • u/CharlieJulietPapa • 8h ago
Middlesbrough Cozier-Duberry signs for Boro on season-long loan from Brighton
r/Championship • u/ritesofspring • 20h ago
Portsmouth Pompey legend Alan Knight MBE passes away at the age of 65
r/Championship • u/OmegaOmegaEndPro • 19h ago
Question What differentiates Clubs from the same City in England?
Hi, I hope this is the right place to ask this, but as there are currently multiple London clubs in the Championship I think it kinda fits.
I'm from Germany and over here, if there are multiple big clubs in a city (for example HSV and St. Pauli, Hertha and Union in Berlin, 1860 and Bayern in Munich...), there is usually some big factor that divides the fanbases. This can be political, cultural, upperclass vs. lowerclass, or even religious (not that much in Germany but in Scotland for example).
I find those differences very interesting and tried to find some information about this regarding English city rivalries, but didn't really find any information about it online. So what would you say, are there notable differences in the crowd between e.g. Sheffield Wednesday and United, Bristol City and Rovers, etc. And what differentiates the multiple London clubs? Is it just because of "family lineage" or personal preferences or are there any fundamental differences in the fanbases?
Thank you very much!