All You Need To Know About The EFL Championship Playoff Final
All You Need To Know About The EFL Championship Playoff Final

The Championship playoff final is the most-watched club football game in the world. It may come as a surprise, but it’s reality. Twenty-four teams try to compete across 46 games each, only for an opportunity to play in the coveted English Premier League. The top two teams from the championship automatically qualify for the premier […]

The Championship playoff final is the most-watched club football game in the world. It may come as a surprise, but it’s reality. Twenty-four teams try to compete across 46 games each, only for an opportunity to play in the coveted English Premier League. The top two teams from the championship automatically qualify for the premier league. However, the teams finishing from third place to sixth place have to go through the playoff round. Only one out of those four teams will get a chance to play in the Premier League. 

 

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This year as well, Norwich City and Watford have qualified for the Premier League after finishing the automatic qualifying spots. While, the four teams that have to play the playoffs are Brentford (Third Place), Swansea (Fourth), Barnsley (Fifth), Bournemouth (Sixth). The semi-finals of the playoffs are now complete, and we have our two teams for this season who will play the championship final. Brentford beat Bournemouth in a riveting clash played between them over the two legs, where Brentford outplayed the latter with a fantastic comeback in the second leg. While, in the other clash, Swansea and Barnsley played out a closely-contested game, in which the former came out on top. The details of the Championship playoff final are given below: 

 

Match: – Brentford vs. Swansea

 

Date: – Saturday, May 29, 2021

 

Venue: – Wembley Stadium, London

 

Time: – 7:30 P.M IST

 

Brentford Player to look out for: – Ivan Toney

 

Swansea Player to look out for: – Andre Ayew

 

Brentford Manager: – Thomas Frank

 

Swansea Manager: – Steve Cooper 

 

Both the teams would have their eye on the prize and give it their all to win the ticket to the English Premier League. It shows to be one enthralling football game, and even some limited fans would be back for this game.

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