The curtain has come down on the regular Championship season and 22 of the 24 clubs who contested are now looking ahead to the next campaign.
Hull City and Southampton are set to do battle in the play-off final at Wembley on May 23, having beaten Millwall and Middlesbrough respectively.
The Tigers were tipped by many for a relegation battle in pre-season but have defied expectations to move to the verge of a Premier League return.
Middlesbrough saw their automatic promotion push lose momentum and could not get the better of the Saints across two legs.
It was a difficult season for the Steel City’s professional clubs and Sheffield Wednesday saw their time in the Championship brought to an end. The Owls finished rock-bottom against a backdrop of off-field chaos, which has only recently subsided.
Sheffield United, meanwhile, made a torrid start to the season under Ruben Selles and the Spaniard was axed after just five games. Chris Wilder returned to the helm and although he managed to steady the ship, he could not give the Blades a shot at promotion.
Following the end of regular Championship season. OLBG have conducted research to assemble a ranking of the divison’s best-supported clubs.
Here are the average 2025/26 home attendances as a percentage of stadium capacity, ranking the clubs from best-supported to worst-supported.
