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Insight
Goals win games, but do they win titles? Some familiar faces are sitting at the top of Europe’s big leagues, while some of the continent’s top scoring sides are struggling at the other end of the pitch.
The Championship is widely regarded as one of the most competitive leagues in world football. While many of the country’s most famous clubs battled it out for a place in the Premier League, some of the division’s top players shone in 2019.
Last season in the Premier League we had a 3 way tie for the Golden Boot. Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mané and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang each finished the 2018/19 season with 22 goals to their name and shared the award.
Across the top four tiers of English football, eight clubs remain unbeaten at home in the league so far this season. Liverpool, West Brom and Wycombe are all top their respective leagues, but there are a few surprising teams on the list. So, let’s take a look at the clubs that have turned their stadium into a fortress this season.
If you were asked which team has kept the most clean sheets in England’s top four tiers this season, you would be forgiven for thinking that it was either Liverpool or Manchester City.
Under the guidance of legendary manager Brian Clough, Nottingham Forest dominated English and European football in the late ‘70s.
The Baggies will still be hurting from their painful play-off penalty shootout defeat.
After promotion from League One, The Latics avoided relegation in their first season back in the second-tier.
Filling the void left by the club’s departed stars will be tough for the Swans this season.
The glory days of Paolo Di Canio and Benito Carbone must seem like an age ago for Owls fans.
The Potters’ squad is littered with experience but the team’s performances were below-par last season.
After finishing 3rd in 2016/17, The Royals have registered back-to-back 20th place finishes in the Championship.
This will be QPR’s fifth consecutive season in the Championship following relegation from the Premier League in 2014/15.
Preston haven’t featured in England’s top-flight since the early 60s, but under Alex Neil, the club seems to be moving in the right direction.
The two-time European Cup winners have now been missing from top-flight action for twenty years.
The Lions have been absent from England’s top-flight for 30 years now.
Middlesbrough are facing their third consecutive season in the Championship.
Three promotions in six seasons have propelled Luton Town into the second tier of English football.
Leeds have now been absent from England’s top-flight for fifteen seasons.
Hull haven’t found life easy in the Championship since dropping down to the second-tier two seasons ago.
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