Despite there being no fans in the stadium this season, amid the Covid-19 pandemic, it's still been a classic campaign, with shock results, stunning goals and a seemingly endless stream of twists and turns consolidating the English second tier's reputation as one of the most unpredictable leagues out there.
Throughout the season, we've kept an eye on stats experts FiveThirtyEight's intriguing final table predictions, which have covered the title race, relegation and promotion. Here's a look the final 2020/21 Championship table has been tipped to look, ahead of the campaign being wrapped up this weekend:
. HUDDERSFIELD, ENGLAND - APRIL 21: Daryl Dike of Barnsley celebrates after scoring the opening goal during the Sky Bet Championship match between Huddersfield Town and Barnsley at John Smith's Stadium on April 21, 2021 in Huddersfield, England. Sporting stadiums around the UK remain under strict restrictions due to the Coronavirus Pandemic as Government social distancing laws prohibit fans inside venues resulting in games being played behind closed doors. (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)
Barnsley, Brentford and Swansea City final position in Championship table - according to stats experts Photo: Alex Livesey
. 24th - Wycombe Wanderers
Their relegation is all but confirmed at the moment and, surprisingly enough, they're not fancied to overturn a double-figure goal difference deficit and miraculously survive. Photo: Ross Kinnaird
. 23rd - Sheffield Wednesday
It's heartbreak for the Owls, who are predicted to get relegated next weekend. Wednesday have been battling against the odds from the get-go this season, with a points deduction hampering their efforts to stay up. Photo: George Wood
. 22nd - Rotherham United
The Millers have been tipped to get three points from their final two matches, but that's not enough to keep them up this time around. If they go down, they'll be confident of bouncing straight back up next season, though. Photo: Ross Kinnaird
. 21st - Derby County
There you have it, the data experts have spoken: Derby County will avoid the drop on the final day of the season, with manager Wayne Rooney keeping the Rams up in dramatic style. Photo: Michael Steele
. 20th - Huddersfield Town
The Terriers kept the faith with manager Carlos Corberan through thick and thin this season, and they'll be hopeful their investment in the long-term project will be rewarded with a much better showing in the 2021/22 campaign. Photo: Matthew Lewis
. 19th - Bristol City
Despite a fairly dismal start to his short-term contract with the Robins, Nigel Pearson managed to land himself a three-year deal. This was celebrated with a 4-1 thrashing at Millwall - their third loss in a row - last weekend. Photo: Paul Harding
. 18th - Birmingham City
Birmingham City don't budge either, and look set to hang onto 18th place. They sold Jude Bellingham for £25m last summer, and it'll be fascinating to see whether they look to splash some cash when the transfer window opens again. Photo: Nathan Stirk
. 7th - Coventry City
They've managed to secure survival after getting promoted to the Championship for the first time in eight years last season, and will be rewarded with their return to playing football at the Ricoh Arena next season with fans (hopefully) back in attendance. Photo: Alex Livesey
. 16th - Nottingham Forest
The season could have been so much worse for Forest, with the start of the campaign seeing them seemingly trying to out-do their arch-rivals Derby in a contest over who could claim the least amount of points. Photo: Alex Pantling
. 15th - Blackburn Rovers
Star striker Adam Armstrong has been making all the headlines this season, grabbing 25 goals in the campaign thus far. However, his fine efforts have been undermined by some woeful defending from his teammates. Photo: Jan Kruger
1. 24th - Wycombe Wanderers
Their relegation is all but confirmed at the moment and, surprisingly enough, they're not fancied to overturn a double-figure goal difference deficit and miraculously survive. Photo: Ross Kinnaird
2. 23rd - Sheffield Wednesday
It's heartbreak for the Owls, who are predicted to get relegated next weekend. Wednesday have been battling against the odds from the get-go this season, with a points deduction hampering their efforts to stay up. Photo: George Wood
3. 22nd - Rotherham United
The Millers have been tipped to get three points from their final two matches, but that's not enough to keep them up this time around. If they go down, they'll be confident of bouncing straight back up next season, though. Photo: Ross Kinnaird
4. 21st - Derby County
There you have it, the data experts have spoken: Derby County will avoid the drop on the final day of the season, with manager Wayne Rooney keeping the Rams up in dramatic style. Photo: Michael Steele