The EFL Championship is set to introduce a pretty major change for the 2025/2026 season, by expanding the play-offs to include six teams instead of the usual four. This decision is designed to increase excitement and competition among fans and teams alike. Known as a stepping stone to the Premier League, the league is seeing fierce competition for promotion, with clubs experiencing rapid shifts in their fortunes.
- The play-offs will expand to six teams for the 2025/2026 season.
- This change is designed to heighten competition and excitement.
- The EFL Championship remains unpredictable, with clubs experiencing rapid shifts in fortunes.
Standout Performances and Managerial Changes
This season has seen some really standout performances from players like Gustavo Hamer, who has contributed 10 assists and 2 goals for Sheffield United. Anis Mehmeti of Bristol City is also emerging as a promising talent with 10 goals and 7 assists. Managerial changes have added a bit of intrigue as well, with Russell Martin’s brief stint at Glasgow Rangers and Watford’s search for a new manager following Javi Gracia’s departure.
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“I have faith my #EFL team will achieve our remaining ambitions for 25/26.”
— Gabriel Sutton (@GabSutton)
March 09, 2026
Defensive Strengths and Record-Breaking Achievements
Burnley and Birmingham City have both showcased their strengths this season. Burnley’s defensive prowess, led by goalkeeper James Trafford has resulted in 27 clean sheets. Meanwhile Birmingham City’s Jay Stansfield has been instrumental in breaking the EFL points record with his impressive goal scoring ability. Fans are eagerly awaiting the Team of the Season selections, recognizing all the outstanding performances throughout the year.
Season’s Progress and Future Prospects
As the season unfolds, EFL teams are working hard to achieve their ambitions, with fans and pundits closely following each and every development. The journey promises to be thrilling, filled with twists and turns that are quintessentially EFL. For more details on team performances, check out:
