The second tier of English football is home to some of the most iconic stadiums in the British game.
From old-school grounds to modern arenas, there is plenty of variety for fans who travel up and down the country supporting their team.
Stadiums are considerably more than just venues for football, they are staples of tradition for those who follow their clubs religiously.
Fans with season tickets will often sit in the same seat for years, surrounded by the same people, and experience the highs and lows along with players and managers.
The importance of grounds means fans can be rather tribal and defensive about them. Ask football fans for their favourite ground and many will respond with their club’s home turf.
The Yorkshire Post have assembled a table ranking Championship stadiums from worst to best, using the average Google reviews rating of each ground to determine standings.
Flick through our gallery to see where your club has been placed - each stadium is scored out of five.
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15. 3=. Portman Road (Ipswich Town)
Google reviews rating: 4.4 | Harry Murphy/Getty Images
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