EFL Championship, League One, League Two promotion, relegation, playoffs, title: Leeds take home title, more

The last day of action in the English football competition is usually a wild affair and Saturday has not been different, with history that is being made. Leeds United won the championship title about Burnley about target difference, but what is even more amazing is that both clubs have collected 100 points. It is the first time ever that two clubs have collected 100 points in the same division. Together with the Centurian season of Birmingham City, this is also the most teams ever to collect 100 points in the EFL at the same time.

It took until the stop time for Manor Solomon to secure the winner for Leeds in a 2-1 victory over degraded Plygyle, but it doesn’t matter how long it took, because late goals were crucial for their success during this season. The promotion -play -offs are also closed with Sheffield United, Sunderland, Coventry City and Bristol City, which will stand opposite each other on the way to the richest competition in the sport in Wembley Stadium with a place in the Premier League on the line.

Coventry has been in strong form under Frank Lampard, who supervised a point of eight victories in nine games from January to March to push the Sky Blues on the table. They will have a tough job to get past Sunderland, but with the wobbles that the young black cats have experienced to end the season, the form will prefer Lampard’s men. After he fell out of the race for the title, Sheffield United has to take the play -off route to return to the Premier League, but if it doesn’t happen, they can take comfort in Leeds United who loses the Play -off final before winning the competition this season. In the meantime, Bristol City had to trace a dramatic comeback with two goals on Saturday to secure their place with a draw against Preston North End.

Luton Town also suffered back-to-back relegations after he followed the Premier League and the next season in League One. They will become a member of Plymouth and Cardiff City as the teams that go to the third division. There is even more to be determined in the rest of the EFL, since League One and League Two close their seasons Paramount+But the divisions are starting to take shape.

Promoted to the Premier League

Qualified for play -offs of championship

• Bristol City
• Sheffield United
• Coventry City
• Sunderland

Championship Playoff schedule

Thursday 8 May

• Bristol City vs. Sheffield United

Friday 9 May

• Coventry City vs. Sunderland

Monday 12 May

• Sheffield United vs. Bristol City

Tuesday 13 May

• Sunderland vs. Coventry City

Saturday 24 May

• Championship Play -Ooff final

Exiled to League One

• Luton Town
• PLYMouth Argyle
• Cardiff City

Promoted to the championship

Banished to League Two

• Cambridge United
• Shrewsbury Town

Promoted to League One

• Doncaster Rovers
• Port vale

Exiled to the National League