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Published 16:28 1 May 2026 BST
Updated 17:19 1 May 2026 BST

The final day of the Championship is approaching us, with the top-of-the-table still very much in contention.
Ipswich Town, Millwall and Middlesbrough are all vying for the elusive second placed position to achieve automatic promotion. Wrexham, Hull City and Derby County are battling it out for the final play-off position of 6th. The bottom three though is already signed and sealed, with Oxford United, Leicester City and Sheffield Wednesday awaiting the third-tier.
Though the table doesn't lie come the end of the season, where does your side's league position rank compared to the annual wage bill and the net spend? We ranked the clubs from top to bottom, putting the club's with the highest net spend at the top of the list.
Wrexham
Birmingham City
Swansea City
Charlton Athletic
Derby County
QPR
Blackburn Rovers
Portsmouth
Stoke City
Champions Coventry City
Oxford United
Sheffield United
Preston North End
Middlesbrough
Bristol City
Sheffield Wednesday
Millwall
Watford
Hull City
West Brom
Norwich City
Ipswich Town
Leicester City
Southampton
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