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Part of the buildup in this year’s season of English soccer is how each fan predicts the 2022/23 <a href="https:\/\/worldsoccertalk.com/watch-championship-us-tv-internet/">EFL Championship</a>.
No, it is not the Premier League. However, the case can be made that it is wildly more unpredictable and exciting, particularly from a neutral perspective. Each season, any one club could clinch promotion to the Premier League. At the same time, the threat of the drop is always looming in the back of clubs’ minds.
Therefore, predictions for the upcoming Championship campaign are extremely unlikely to be perfect. That being said, the buildup for the season does lay out potential outcomes. New signings, new managers or new styles of play develop and can cater to any team’s success on the field.
That being said, certain clubs do have <a href="https:\/\/projects.fivethirtyeight.com/soccer-predictions/championship/" target="_new" rel="noopener">a nod towards success</a>. Norwich City, Watford and Burnley are the three clubs coming down from the Premier League. The first two of those are ‘yo-yo’ clubs, meaning they are frequent travelers between the two divisions.
At the other end of the table, Wigan, Rotherham and Sunderland enter the Championship. There is still a strong jump in the quality from League One to the Championship, as is the case from the Championship to the Premier League. It will be challenging for these clubs to make a mark, but crazier results transpired before.
Use the comment section at the bottom of this post to share your predictions for the 2022/23 Championship campaign. Also, critique the predictions listed below.
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<h3>Predict the 2022/23 Championship Table</h3>
The 2022/23 Championship season kicks off on Friday July 29. Huddersfield Town and Burnley get things under way. Before then, here are our picks for how the season pans out.
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<h5>Christopher Harris</h5>
1. Huddersfield Town 
2. West Bromwich Albion 
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3. Watford 
4. Middlesbrough 
5. Norwich City 
6. Sheffield United 
7. Burnley 
8. QPR 
9. Hull City 
10. Luton Town 
11. Stoke City 
12. Swansea City 
13. Cardiff City 
14. Millwall 
15. Bristol City 
16. Preston North End 
17. Coventry City 
18. Sunderland 
19. Blackburn Rovers 
20. Wigan Athletic 
21. Blackpool 
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22. Birmingham City 
23. Reading 
24. Rotherham
Playoff final winner: Watford
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<h5>Kartik Krishnaiyer</h5>
1. Middlesbrough 
2. Sheffield United 
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3. Burnley 
4. Norwich 
5. Stoke City 
6. Watford 
7. West Bromwich Albion 
8. Luton Town 
9. Millwall 
10. Coventry City 
11. Preston North End 
12. Blackburn Rovers 
13. Huddersfield Town 
14. Cardiff City 
15. QPR 
16. Swansea City 
17. Sunderland 
18. Blackpool 
19. Reading 
20. Bristol City 
21. Wigan Athletic 
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22. Birmingham City 
23. Hull City 
24. Rotherham
Playoff final winner: Burnley
You can predict the Championship 2022/23 final table, too. Add your predicted table in the comments section below.

Ahead of kickoff on Friday, July 29, World Soccer Talk predicts how the 2022/23 campaign in the English Championship will shape up.

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