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Today's Championship Scores LiveScore is a pioneer in delivering real-time, ultra-fast, and highly reliable Championship scores and updates. Whether you're checking scores today, following the latest games, or tracking the table and standings as they shift, this page keeps everything in one place. You can quickly follow live action, recent results, and key updates from England's second tier without missing a moment. About The Championship and Its Format The Championship traces its roots back to 1892 and features 24 participating clubs competing across a 46-game season. Known commercially as the Sky Bet Championship, the division sits at the second tier of the English Football League pyramid, directly below the Premier League and above League One. In 2023-24, Championship attendances outstripped those of La Liga, the Bundesliga, and Serie A, making it the second-highest attended league in Europe overall, with an average of around 22,000 fans per game — second only to the German 2. Bundesliga among second-tier divisions worldwide. Combined club revenue across the division reached a record £958 million in 2023-24. If teams finish level on points, goal difference and then goals scored are used to separate them. Recent champions include Leicester City, who claimed the title in 2023-24, and Leeds United, who won it in 2024-25.
Results
Key Championship Results
Catch up on the latest Championship action:
Swansea City 0-3 Coventry City
Watford 0-0 Leicester City
Southampton 2-0 Oxford United
Sheffield United 1-2 Wrexham
QPR 6-1 Portsmouth
2025/2026 Season So Far The 2025/26 Championship season has already delivered the kind of drama and unpredictability the division is renowned for. Several clubs with recent top-flight experience are pushing hard at the summit, with automatic promotion places fiercely contested and the standings shifting week to week. The density of the 46-game schedule means momentum swings quickly, and no team can afford a prolonged poor run. The play-off places have drawn a cluster of clubs into contention, adding intrigue across a wide portion of the table. Mid-table, ambitions of a late surge are keeping plenty of teams motivated, while results at the top continue to reshape expectations about who the genuine promotion contenders are. At the foot of the table, the three relegation places have focused minds early, with a number of sides separated by only a handful of points. Every fixture carries enormous weight for those clubs scrapping to retain their Championship status.
Upcoming fixtures
Upcoming Championship Fixtures
Catch up on the latest Championship action:
03 April 11:30 - Middlesbrough vs Millwall
03 April 14:00 - Birmingham City vs Blackburn Rovers
03 April 14:00 - Charlton Athletic vs Bristol City
03 April 14:00 - Leicester City vs Preston North End
03 April 14:00 - Norwich City vs Portsmouth
Upcoming Championship fixtures highlight the next set of matches across the competition, with kick-off times spread over weekends and midweek rounds. Following the schedule makes it easier to track live scores, spot key head-to-head clashes, and understand how results in each gameweek may affect the league table as the season unfolds. When Does the Championship Season Start and End? The 2025/26 Championship season gets underway on Friday 8 August 2025 and concludes over the weekend of 2–3 May 2026. Across those months, clubs must navigate a demanding 46-game schedule alongside cup commitments and international breaks, making squad depth and consistency absolutely essential. Championship Transfer Window Details The transfer window is a critical period for Championship clubs looking to reshape their squads, add quality, and address tactical gaps ahead of a gruelling season. The summer window ran from June until September, while the winter window reopened at the start of January through to early February — offering managers a further chance to respond to injury setbacks or changes in form.
Top scorer
2025/2026 {competition.name} Top Scorers
Follow the race for the Golden Boot:
Žan Vipotnik - Swansea City - 17
Haji Wright - Coventry City - 16
Jack Clarke - Ipswich Town - 14
Joe Gelhardt - Hull City - 13
Oli McBurnie - Hull City - 13
The golden boot race is being led by Swansea City's Žan Vipotnik, who has continued his prolific scoring form this season with 17 goals. Coventry City's Haji Wright has emerged as the main challenger with 16 goals so far, whilst Hull City's Oli McBurnie completes the top three with 13 goals this campaign.
