Lista de campeões da segunda divisão inglesa

A segunda divisão do futebol inglês começou em 1892-93 com o nome de Second Division. Em 1992, com a mudança do nome da primeira divisão de First Division para Premier League, a segunda divisão adotou o nome de First Division. Desde 2004 ela passou a ser conhecida como Football League Championship.^[1]

Lista de campeões

Ano	Campeão	Vice	Terceiro	Artilheiro
English Football League Second Division (1892-1992)[2]
1892-93	Birmingham	Sheffield United	Darwen	Freddie Wheldon (Birmingham), 24
1893-94	Liverpool	Birmingham	Notts County	Frank Morley (Birmingham), 23
1894-95	Bury	Notts County	Manchester United	David Skea (Leicester), 22
1895-96	Liverpool (2)	Manchester City	Grimsby	George Allan (Liverpool), 26
1896-97	Notts County	Manchester United	Grimsby	Tom Boucher (Notts County), 22 John Murphy (Notts County), 22
1897-98	Burnley	Newcastle	Manchester City	Henry Boyd (Manchester United), 23
1898-99	Manchester City	Glossop	Leicester	Walter Abbott (Birmingham), 33
1899-00	Sheffield Wednesday	Bolton	Birmingham	Jocky Wright (Sheffield Wednesday), 24
1900-01	Grimsby	Birmingham	Burnley	Andrew Swann (Barnsley), 18
1901-02	West Bromwich	Middlesbrough	Preston	Chippy Simmons (West Bromwich), 23
1902-03	Manchester City (2)	Birmingham	Arsenal	Billie Gillespie (Manchester City), 30
1903-04	Preston	Arsenal	Manchester United	Percy Smith (Preston), 26
1904-05	Liverpool (3)	Bolton	Manchester United	Sam Marsh (Bolton), 27
1905-06	Bristol	Manchester United	Chelsea	William Sturrock Maxwell (Bristol), 27
1906-07	Nottingham Forest	Chelsea	Leicester	Fred Shinton (West Bromwich), 28
1907-08	Bradford	Leicester	Oldham	Jackie Smith (Hull City), 30
1908-09	Bolton	Tottenham	West Bromwich	Alf Bentley (Derby County), 24
1909-10	Manchester City (3)	Oldham	Hull City	Jackie Smith (Hull City), 32
1910-11	West Bromwich (2)	Bolton	Chelsea	Bob Whittingham (Chelsea), 31
1911-12	Derby County	Chelsea	Burnley	Bert Freeman (Burnley), 32
1912-13	Preston (2)	Burnley	Birmingham	Bert Freeman (Burnley), 31
1913-14	Notts County (2)	Bradford Avenue	Arsenal	Sammy Stevens (Hull City), 28 Jack Peart (Notts County), 28
1914-15	Derby County (2)	Preston	Barnsley	Joe Lane (Blackpool), 28
(1916-1918) Campeonato suspenso devido a Primeira Guerra Mundial[3]
1919-20	Tottenham	Huddersfield	Birmingham	Sam Taylor (Huddersfield), 35
1920-21	Birmingham (2)	Cardiff	Bristol	Syd Puddefoot (West Ham), 29
1921-22	Nottingham Forest (2)	Stoke City	Barnsley	Jimmy Broad (Stoke City), 25
1922-23	Notts County (3)	West Ham	Leicester	Harry Bedford (Blackpool), 32
1923-24	Leeds United	Bury	Derby County	Harry Bedford (Blackpool), 34
1924-25	Leicester	Manchester United	Derby County	Arthur Chandler (Leicester), 33
1925-26	Sheffield Wednesday (2)	Derby County	Chelsea	Jimmy Trotter (Sheffield Wednesday), 37
1926-27	Middlesbrough	Portsmouth	Manchester City	George Camsell (Middlesbrough), 59
1927-28	Manchester City (4)	Leeds United	Chelsea	Jimmy Cookson (West Bromwich), 38
1928-29	Middlesbrough (2)	Grimsby	Bradford Avenue	Jimmy Hampson (Blackpool), 40
1929-30	Blackpool	Chelsea	Oldham	Jimmy Hampson (Blackpool), 45
1930-31	Everton	West Bromwich	Tottenham	Dixie Dean (Everton), 39
1931-32	Wolverhampton	Leeds United	Stoke City	Cyril Pearce (Swansea), 35
1932-33	Stoke City	Tottenham	Fulham	Ted Harper (Preston), 37
1933-34	Grimsby (2)	Preston	Bolton	Pat Glover (Grimsby), 42
1934-35	Brentford	Bolton	West Ham	Jack Milson (Bolton), 31
1935-36	Manchester United	Charlton	Sheffield United	Bobby Finan (Blackpool), 34 Jock Dodds (Sheffield United), 34
1936-37	Leicester (2)	Blackpool	Bury	J.Bowers (Leicester), 33
1937-38	Aston Villa	Manchester United	Sheffield United	G.Henson (Bradford Avenue), 27
1938-39	Blackburn	Sheffield United	Sheffield Wednesday	H.Billington (Luton), 28
(1940-1945) Campeonato suspenso devido a Segunda Guerra Mundial[4]
1946-47	Manchester City (5)	Burnley	Birmingham	C.Wayman (Newcastle), 30
1947-48	Birmingham (3)	Newcastle	Southampton	E.Quigley (Sheffield Wednesday), 23
1948-49	Fulham	West Bromwich	Southampton	Charlie Wayman (Southampton), 32
1949-50	Tottenham (2)	Sheffield Wednesday	Sheffield United	Tommy Briggs (Grimsby), 35
1950-51	Preston (3)	Manchester City	Cardiff	Cec McCormack (Burnley), 33
1951-52	Sheffield Wednesday (3)	Cardiff	Birmingham	Derek Dooley (Sheffield Wednesday), 46
1952-53	Sheffield United	Huddersfield	Luton	Arthur Rowley (Leicester), 39
1953-54	Leicester (3)	Everton	Blackburn	John Charles (Leeds United), 42
1954-55	Birmingham (4)	Luton	Rotherham	Tommy Briggs (Blackburn), 33
1955-56	Sheffield Wednesday (4)	Leeds United	Liverpool	Willie Gardiner (Leicester), 34
1956-57	Leicester (4)	]Nottingham Forest	Liverpool	Arthur Rowley (Leicester), 44
1957-58	West Ham	Blackburn	Charlton	Tommy Johnston (Leyton Orient/Blackburn), 43
1958-59	Sheffield Wednesday (4)	Fulham	Sheffield United	Brian Clough (Middlesbrough), 42
1959-60	Aston Villa (2)	Cardiff	Liverpool	Brian Clough (Middlesbrough), 39
1960-61	Ipswich	Sheffield United	Liverpool	Ray Crawford (Ipswich), 39
1961-62	Liverpool (4)	Leyton Orient	Sunderland	Roger Hunt (Liverpool), 41
1962-63	Stoke City (2)	Chelsea	Sunderland	Bobby Tambling (Chelsea), 35
1963-64	Leeds United (2)	Sunderland	Preston	Ron Saunders (Portsmouth), 33
1964-65	Newcastle (2)	Northampton	Bolton	George O'Brien (Southampton), 34
1965-66	Manchester City (6)	Southampton	Coventry	Martin Chivers (Southampton), 30
1966-67	Coventry	Wolverhampton	Carlisle United	Bobby Gould (Coventry), 24
1967-68	Ipswich (2)	Queens Park Rangers	Blackpool	John Hickton (Middlesbrough), 24
1968-69	Derby County (3)	Crystal Palace	Charlton	John Toshack (Cardiff) 22
1969-70	Huddersfield	Blackpool	Leicester	John Hickton (Middlesbrough), 24
1970-71	Leicester (5)	Sheffield United	Cardiff	John Hickton (Middlesbrough), 25
1971-72	Norwich	Birmingham	Millwall	Francis Lee (Manchester City), 33
1972-73	Burnley (2)	Queens Park Rangers	Aston Villa	Don Givens (Queen Park Rangers),23
1973-74	Middlesbrough (2)	Luton	Carlisle United	Don Givens (Queens Park Rangers), 23
1974-75	Manchester United (2)	Aston Villa	Norwich	Duncan McKenzie (Nottingham Forest), 26
1975-76	Sunderland	Bristol	West Bromwich	Brian Little (Aston Villa), 20
1976-77	Wolverhampton(2)	Chelsea	]Nottingham Forest	Derek Hales (Charlton), 28
1977-78	Bolton (2)	Southampton	Tottenham	Mickey Walsh (Blackpool), 26
1978-79	Crystal Palace	Brighton	Stoke City	Pop Robson (West Ham), 24
1979-80	Leicester (6)	Sunderland	Birmingham	Clive Allen (Queens Park Rangers), 28
1980-81	West Ham (2)	Notts County	Swansea	David Cross (West Ham), 22
1981-82	Luton	Watford	Norwich	Ronnie Moore (Rotherham), 22
1982-83	Queens Park Rangers	Wolverhampton	Leicester	Gary Lineker (Leicester), 26
1983-84	Chelsea	Sheffield Wednesday	Newcastle	Kerry Dixon (Chelsea), 28
1984-85	Oxford United	Birmingham	Manchester City	John Aldridge (Oxford United), 30
1985-86	Norwich (2)	Charlton	Wimbledon	Kevin Drinkell (Norwich), 22
1986-87	Derby County (4)	Portsmouth	Charlton[N 1]	Micky Quinn (Portsmouth), 22
1987-88	Millwall	Aston Villa	Middlesbrough
1988-89	Chelsea (2)	Manchester City	Crystal Palace	Keith Edwards (Hull City), 26
1989-90	Leeds United (3)	Sheffield United	Sunderland	Micky Quinn (Newcastle), 32
1990-91	Oldham	West Ham	Sheffield Wednesday	Teddy Sheringham (Millwall), 38
1991-92	Ipswich (3)	Middlesbrough	Blackburn	Duncan Shearer (Swindon Town/Blackburn), 23 David Speedie (Blackburn), 23
Football League First Division (1992-2004)
1992-93	Newcastle (3)	West Ham	Swindon	Bob Taylor (West Bromwich), 30
1993-94	Crystal Palace (2)	]Nottingham Forest	Leicester	Jimmy Quinn (Reading), 35
1994-95	Middlesbrough (3)	Reading (not promoted)	Bolton	Gary Bennett (Wrexham), 29
1995-96	Sunderland (2)	Derby County	Leicester	Marcus Stewart (Bristol Rovers), 21 Gary Martindale (Peterborough), 21
1996-97	Bolton (2)	Barnsley	Crystal Palace	Tony Thorpe (Luton), 28
1997-98	Nottingham Forest (3)	Middlesbrough	Charlton	Barry Hayles (Bristol Rovers), 23
1998-99	Sunderland (3)	Bradford	Watford	Jamie Cureton (Bristol Rovers), 25
1999-00	Charlton	Manchester City	Ipswich	Andy Hunt (Charlton), 24
2000-01	Fulham (2)	Blackburn	Bolton	Louis Saha (Fulham), 27
2001-02	Manchester City (7)	West Bromwich	Birmingham	Shaun Goater (Manchester City), 28
2002-03	Portsmouth	Leicester	Wolverhampton	Svetoslav Todorov (Portsmouth), 26
2003-04	Norwich (3)	West Bromwich	Crystal Palace	Leon Knight Stephen McPhee
EFL Championship (2004-Atualidade)
2004-05	Sunderland (4)	Wigan	West Ham	Nathan Ellington (Wigan), 24
2005-06	Reading	Sheffield United	Watford	Marlon King (Watford), 21
2006-07	Sunderland (5)	Birmingham	Derby County	Jamie Cureton (Colchester), 23
2007-08	West Bromwich (3)	Stoke City	Hull City	Sylvan Ebanks-Blake (Wolverhampton), 23
2008-09	Wolverhampton(3)	Birmingham	Burnley	Sylvan Ebanks-Blake (Wolverhampton), 25
2009-10	Newcastle (4)	West Bromwich	Blackpool	Peter Whittingham (Cardiff), 22
2010-11	Queens Park Rangers (2)	Norwich	Swansea	Danny Graham (Watford), 24
2011-12	Reading (2)	Southampton	West Ham	Rickie Lambert (Southampton), 27
2012-13	Cardiff	Hull City	Crystal Palace	Glenn Murray (Crystal Palace), 30
2013-14	Leicester (7)	Burnley	Queens Park Rangers	Ross McCormack (Leeds United), 28
2014-15	Bournemouth	Watford	Norwich	Daryl Murphy (Ipswich), 27
2015-16	Burnley (3)	Middlesbrough	Hull City	Andre Gray (Brentford/Burnley), 25
2016-17	Newcastle (5)	Brighton	Huddersfield	Chris Wood (Leeds United), 27
2017-18	Wolverhampton(4)	Cardiff	Fulham	Matěj Vydra (Derby County), 21
2018-19	Norwich (4)	Sheffield United	Aston Villa	Teemu Pukki (Norwich), 29
2019-20	Leeds United (4)	West Bromwich	Fulham	Aleksandar Mitrović (Fulham), 26
2020-21	Norwich (5)	Watford	Brentford	Ivan Toney (Brentford), 31
2021–22	Fulham (3)	Bournemouth	Nottingham Forest	Aleksandar Mitrović (Fulham), 43
2022–23	Burnley (4)	Sheffield United	Luton Town	Chuba Akpom (Middlesbrough), 28
2023–24	Leicester (8)	Ipswich Town	Southampton	Sammi Szmodics (Blackburn Rovers), 27

Títulos por clube

Clube	Títulos	Edições
Leicester City	8	1924-25, 1936-37, 1953-54, 1956-57, 1970-71, 1979-80, 2013-14 e 2023-24
Manchester City	7	1898-99, 1902-03, 1909-10, 1927-28, 1947-48, 1965-66 e 2001-02
Sheffield Wednesday	5	1899-00, 1925-26, 1951-52, 1955-56 e 1958-59
Sunderland	5	1975-76, 1995-96, 1998-99, 2004-05 e 2006-07
Norwich	5	1971-72, 1985-86, 2003-04, 2018-19 e 2020-21
Birmingham	4	1892-93, 1920-21, 1947,48 e 1954-55
Wolverhampton	4	1931-32, 1976-77, 2008-09 e 2017-18
Middlesbrough	4	1926-27, 1928-29, 1973-74 e 1994-95
Newcastle	4	1964-65, 1992-93, 2009-10 e 2016-17
Derby County	4	1911-12, 1914-15, 1968-69 e 1986-87
Liverpool	4	1893-94, 1895-96, 1904-05 e 1961-62
Leeds United	4	1923-24, 1963-64, 1989-90 e 2019-20
Burnley	4	1897-98, 1972-73, 2015-16 e 2022–23
Bolton	3	1908-09, 1977-78 e 1996-97
West Bromwich	3	1901-02, 1910-11 e 2007-08
Nottingham Forest	3	1906-07, 1921-22 e 1997-98
Preston	3	1903-04, 1912-13 e 1950-51
Notts County	3	1896-97, 1913-14 e 1922-23
Ipswich	3	1960-61, 1967-68 e 1991-92
Fulham	3	1948-49, 2000-01 e 2021-22
Man United	2	1935-36 e 1974-75
West Ham	2	1957-58 e 1980-81
Tottenham	2	1919-20 e 1949-50
Chelsea	2	1983-84 e 1988-89
QPR	2	1982-83 e 2010-11
Reading	2	2005-06 e 2011-12
Stoke	2	1932-33 e 1962-63
Crystal Palace	2	1978-79 e 1993-94
Grimsby	2	1900-01 e 1933-34
Aston Villa	2	1937-38 e 1959-60
Sheffield United	1	1952-53
Cardiff	1	2012-13
Charlton	1	1999-00
Everton	1	1930-31
Blackburn	1	1938-39
Huddersfield	1	1969-70
Blackpool	1	1929-30
Millwall	1	1987-88
Portsmouth	1	2002-03
Bristol	1	1905-06
Oldham	1	1990-91
Bury	1	1894-95
Brentford	1	1934-35
Bournemouth	1	2014-15
Bradford	1	1907-08
Coventry	1	1966-67
Luton	1	1981-82
Oxford	1	1984-85

Total de títulos por cidade

45 clubes de 33 cidades já foram campeões.

Cidade	Títulos	Clubes
Londres	16	Brentford (1), Charlton Athletic (1), Chelsea (2), Crystal Palace (2), Fulham (3), Queens Park Rangers (2), Millwall (1), Tottenham Hotspur (2) West Ham United (2)
Birmingham	9	Aston Villa (2), Birmingham City (4), West Bromwich Albion (3)
Manchester	9	Manchester City (7), Manchester United (2)
Leicester	8	Leicester City (8)
Nottingham	6	Notts County (3), Nottingham Forest (3)
Sheffield	6	Sheffield Wednesday (5), Sheffield United (1)
Liverpool	5	Liverpool (4), Everton (1)
Sunderland	5	Sunderland (5)
Norwich	5	Norwich City (5)
Derby	4	Derby County (4)
Middlesbrough	4	Middlesbrough (4)
Newcastle	4	Newcastle United (4)
Wolverhampton	4	Wolverhampton Wanderers (4)
Leeds	4	Leeds United (4)
Burnley	4	Burnley (4)
Bolton	3	Bolton Wanderers (3)
Ipswich	3	Ipswich Town (3)
Preston	3	Preston North End (3)
Grimsby	2	Grimsby Town (2)
Stoke-on-Trent	2	Stoke City (2)
Blackburn	1	Blackburn Rovers (1)
Blackpool	1	Blackpool (1)
Bradford	1	Bradford City (1)
Bristol	1	Bristol City (1)
Bury	1	Bury (1)
Coventry	1	Coventry City (1)
Huddersfield	1	Huddersfield Town (1)
Luton	1	Luton Town (1)
Oldham	1	Oldham Athletic (1)
Oxford	1	Oxford United
Portsmouth	1	Portsmouth (1)
Reading	1	Reading (1)
Bournemouth	1	Bournemouth (1)

Referências

1. «Segunda divisão, mas com cara de primeira: conheça as mais fortes segundonas do planeta». ESPN. Consultado em 8 de junho de 2019
2. «Championship Brasil | Tudo sobre a 2ª Divisão Inglesa em português!». Consultado em 8 de junho de 2019
3. Janeiro, Por Felipe SchmidtRio de. «Futebol e 1ª Guerra: batalhão próprio, trégua e um protótipo da Champions». globoesporte.com. Consultado em 7 de maio de 2019
4. Trivela, Equipe. «Há 70 anos, o futebol serviu para ingleses e soviéticos celebrarem o fim da Segunda Guerra». Trivela. Consultado em 8 de maio de 2019

1. O Charlton Athetic não foi necessariamente promovido, ele já disputava a 1ª divisão no ano anterior, onde terminou em 19º (o primeiro time fora da Zona de Rebaixamento) mas o Playoff daquele ano foi atípico, onde Charlton Athletic teve que disputar sua permanência em um Playoff contra o 3º, 4º e 5º da Segunda Divisão (Oldham Athetic, Leeds United e Ipswich Town, respectivamente), caso perdesse seria o 4º time rebaixado naquele ano, mas conseguiu vencer, o que garantiu sua permanência na 1ª divisão).