Tag: won

Championship table 2025-26: Who won on expected points, home form and set-pieces?
18 June 2026 Off

Championship table 2025-26: Who won on expected points, home form and set-pieces?

By Total Football News

And finally, what would have happened if the Championship season was split into two halves?

It was Norwich who produced the biggest recovery. The Canaries would have been relegated in 23rd position after 23 games.

But they would have been fifth – and into the play-offs – based on the second half of the campaign, highlighting the excellent job Philippe Clement did after replacing Liam Manning as boss in November

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Football quiz: Name all the teams to have won a Championship play-off final
24 May 2026 Off

Football quiz: Name all the teams to have won a Championship play-off final

By Total Football News

As BBC Sport marks the 40th season of the Football League play-offs, we’re testing your knowledge on the teams to have won promotion to the top flight through the end-of-season format.

To give you a hand we’ve listed the number of times and the years which they’ve done it in. Good luck!

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Kayden Jackson: How Derby County striker won a competition to get his career started
18 October 2024 Off

Kayden Jackson: How Derby County striker won a competition to get his career started

By Total Football News

He has been quick to make an impression at Derby, scoring three goals and providing two assists in 11 appearances.

Jackson has started eight games in the Championship this season – one fewer than he managed across the entire league campaign last term.

For Jackson, it adds to his story of perseverance.

“I had trials at Bradford and Leeds, but didn’t quite make the grade, but those experiences were eye-opening

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Tottenham 0-1 Arsenal: Gunners won ‘like a Mourinho team’
15 September 2024 Off

Tottenham 0-1 Arsenal: Gunners won ‘like a Mourinho team’

By Total Football News

While Arsenal were still solid without Rice at the heart of their midfield, they did miss Odegaard’s creative nous and calmness on the ball.

“It’s hard to compare him and Trossard, because they are very different players,” Walcott explained.

“Trossard, for me, is probably the best finisher at the club – but Odegaard is the conductor, the one who gets everything working and gets everyone in the team working at

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