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England Premier League, Championship, League One, League Two Divisions 2017 - 18 England Premier League, Championship, League One, League Two Divisions 2017 - 18 England - Premier League 2017/18 England - Championship 2017/18 P T Team PL W D L GH W D L GA W D L GT PT Last RES P T Team PL W D L GH W D L GA W D L GT PT Last RES 1 ● MAN CITY 30 26 3 1 85:20 14 1 0 51:10 12 2 1 34:10 81 Champions L.. W W W 1 ● WOLVES 37 24 7 6 66:32 13 3 2 38:15 11 4 4 28:17 79 Promotion W L W 2 ● MAN UTD 30 20 5 5 58:23 12 2 1 33:7 8 3 4 25:16 65 Champions L.. W W W 2 ● CARDIFF 37 23 7 7 58:31 14 3 2 35:13 9 4 5 23:18 76 Promotion W W W 3 ▲ TOTTENHAM 30 18 7 5 59:25 10 4 1 31:9 8 3 4 28:16 61 Champions L.. W W W 3 ● ASTON VILLA 37 20 9 8 61:36 11 6 2 36:18 9 3 6 25:18 69 Prom Poffs L W W 4 ▼ LIVERPOOL 30 17 9 4 68:34 9 6 0 33:10 8 3 4 35:24 60 Champions L.. L W W 4 ● FULHAM 37 19 11 7 64:39 10 6 2 32:13 9 5 5 32:26 68 Prom Poffs W W W 5 ● CHELSEA 30 17 5 8 52:27 10 2 3 26:11 7 3 5 26:16 56 Europa Lea.. W L L 5 ● DERBY 37 16 14 7 55:34 9 5 4 29:14 7 9 3 26:20 62 Prom Poffs D D L 6 ● ARSENAL 30 14 6 10 55:41 11 2 2 39:17 3 4 8 16:24 48 Europa Lea.. W L L 6 ● MIDDLESBROUGH 37 18 7 12 53:35 11 3 5 26:14 7 4 7 27:21 61 Prom Poffs W W W 7 ● BURNLEY 30 11 10 9 27:26 6 4 5 12:12 5 6 4 15:14 43 W W D 7 ● SHEFF UTD 37 18 5 14 51:43 11 2 5 29:16 7 3 9 22:27 59 W D L 8 ● LEICESTER 30 10 10 10 45:43 6 5 4 21:17 4 5 6 24:26 40 W D D 8 ● BRISTOL CITY 37 15 13 9 53:42 9 5 4 30:18 6 8 5 23:24 58 D L W 9 ▲ EVERTON 30 10 7 13 35:49 9 2 4 25:18 1 5 9 10:31 37 W L L 9 ● PRESTON 37 14 15 8 46:37 7 7 5 22:19 7 8 3 24:18 57 L W W 10 ▼ WATFORD 30 10 6 14 39:50 6 4 5 22:26 4 2 9 17:24 36 L W W 10 ▲ MILLWALL 37 14 13 10 44:37 9 7 3 28:18 5 6 7 16:19 55 W W D 11 ▼ BRIGHTON 30 8 10 12 28:40 6 6 3 21:21 2 4 9 7:19 34 L W W 11 ▼ BRENTFORD 37 14 11 12 53:45 7 8 3 31:20 7 3 9 22:25 53 L L W 12 ● BOURNEMOUTH 30 8 9 13 35:48 5 4 6 21:25 3 5 7 14:23 33 L D D 12 ● IPSWICH 37 15 7 15 47:47 8 4 7 24:19 7 3 8 23:28 52 L D W 13 ▲ NEWCASTLE 30 8 8 14 30:40 5 4 6 15:15 3 4 8 15:25 32 W L D 13 ● LEEDS 37 14 8 15 49:51 7 5 6 24:22 7 3 9 25:29 50 D L L 14 ▼ SWANSEA 30 8 7 15 25:42 6 2 7 15:19 2 5 8 10:23 31 D W L 14 ● NORWICH 37 12 13 12 38:42 5 8 5 17:17 7 5 7 21:25 49 D L D 15 ● HUDDERSFIELD 30 8 7 15 25:50 5 5 5 15:20 3 2 10 10:30 31 D L W 15 ▲ QPR 37 12 10 15 43:53 9 5 5 26:25 3 5 10 17:28 46 W W D 16 ▼ WEST HAM 30 7 9 14 36:57 5 4 5 16:20 2 5 9 20:37 30 L L L 16 ▼ NOTTM FOREST 37 13 6 18 43:54 8 2 9 20:25 5 4 9 23:29 45 D D W 17 ● SOUTHAMPTON 30 5 13 12 29:44 3 7 6 16:21 2 6 6 13:23 28 L D D 17 ▲ HULL 37 9 12 16 53:56 6 7 6 37:29 3 5 10 16:27 39 W W L 18 ● CRYSTAL PALACE 30 6 9 15 28:48 4 5 6 18:23 2 4 9 10:25 27 Relegation L L L 18 ▼ SHEFF WED 37 8 14 15 39:51 5 7 7 25:28 3 7 8 14:23 38 D L L 19 ● STOKE 30 6 9 15 28:56 5 4 6 16:23 1 5 9 12:33 27 Relegation L D D 19 ● READING 37 8 12 17 42:54 3 7 9 21:29 5 5 8 21:25 36 L D D 20 ● WEST BROM 30 3 11 16 23:47 2 7 6 16:24 1 4 10 7:23 20 Relegation L L L 20 ● BOLTON 37 8 12 17 32:56 7 4 7 21:24 1 8 10 11:32 36 D D L 21 ● BARNSLEY 37 7 12 18 37:54 3 7 8 16:24 4 5 10 21:30 33 D L L 22 ● BIRMINGHAM 37 8 6 23 25:57 6 2 10 11:21 2 4 13 14:36 30 Relegation L L L 23 ● BURTON 37 7 9 21 26:64 2 4 13 13:36 5 5 8 13:28 30 Relegation L D L 24 ● SUNDERLAND 37 5 13 19 38:66 2 6 10 17:31 3 7 9 21:35 28 Relegation L L D England - League One 2017/18 England - League Two 2017/18 P T Team PL W D L GH W D L GA W D L GT PT Last RES P T Team PL W D L GH W D L GA W D L GT PT Last RES 1 ● BLACKBURN 37 22 10 5 70:35 11 6 2 38:18 11 4 3 32:17 76 Promotion W D W 1 ▲ ACCRINGTON 36 22 5 9 61:39 13 2 3 34:17 9 3 6 27:22 71 Promotion W W W 2 ● WIGAN 34 21 8 5 63:23 10 6 2 27:9 11 2 3 36:14 71 Promotion W D D 2 ▼ LUTON 37 20 10 7 78:39 13 2 4 52:21 7 8 3 26:18 70 Promotion D L D 3 ● SHREWSBURY 35 21 8 6 47:26 11 3 3 24:10 10 5 3 23:16 71 Playoffs W W D 3 ● NOTTS COUNTY 37 18 11 8 59:38 12 4 2 36:16 6 7 6 23:22 65 Promotion W D W 4 ● ROTHERHAM 36 19 5 12 60:43 12 2 5 38:20 7 3 7 22:23 62 Playoffs L L W 4 ● WYCOMBE 36 18 9 9 68:52 10 4 5 40:30 8 5 4 28:22 63 Prom Poffs D L L 5 ● SCUNTHORPE 37 15 13 9 54:44 7 6 5 22:19 8 7 4 32:25 58 Playoffs D L D 5 ● MANSFIELD 36 16 14 6 55:37 10 8 1 37:19 6 6 5 18:18 62 Prom Poffs D D D 6 ● PETERBOROUGH 36 15 11 10 58:45 10 3 6 32:24 5 8 4 26:21 56 Playoffs W W W 6 ● EXETER 35 18 6 11 45:38 11 3 4 24:14 7 3 7 21:24 60 Prom Poffs D D W 7 ● PLYMOUTH 36 15 9 12 44:43 9 2 7 26:26 6 7 5 18:17 54 D W W 7 ▲ COVENTRY 36 17 7 12 41:30 11 3 4 25:13 6 4 8 16:17 58 Prom Poffs D W W 8 ● CHARLTON 35 14 9 12 44:46 8 5 5 25:22 6 4 7 19:24 51 L L L 8 ▲ LINCOLN 36 15 12 9 50:39 9 6 3 29:18 6 6 6 21:21 57 W D L 9 ▲ BRISTOL ROV. 36 15 5 16 51:53 10 2 6 32:25 5 3 10 19:28 50 D W D 9 ▼ SWINDON 36 18 3 15 55:54 8 2 8 23:32 10 1 7 32:22 57 L L W 10 ▼ BRADFORD 35 15 5 15 48:52 6 2 9 21:28 9 3 6 27:24 50 L L D 10 ● CARLISLE 37 15 10 12 53:46 7 6 5 26:17 8 4 7 27:29 55 D W W 11 ▲ GILLINGHAM 36 12 13 11 42:40 4 9 4 20:18 8 4 7 22:22 49 W L D 11 ▲ NEWPORT 36 13 13 10 46:46 6 8 2 23:16 7 5 8 23:30 52 W D D 12 ▼ PORTSMOUTH 36 15 4 17 43:47 9 3 7 26:19 6 1 10 17:28 49 L L W 12 ▼ CRAWLEY 36 15 7 14 42:44 8 3 7 22:17 7 4 7 20:27 52 D L W 13 ▲ SOUTHEND 36 12 10 14 42:54 9 6 4 28:21 3 4 10 14:33 46 D D L 13 ▼ COLCHESTER 36 13 12 11 46:42 8 6 4 27:17 5 6 7 19:25 51 D L L 14 ▼ BLACKPOOL 36 11 12 13 43:47 6 6 5 24:24 5 6 8 19:23 45 W L W 14 ● CAMBRIDGE 37 13 11 13 37:47 10 5 3 23:13 3 6 10 14:34 50 D D L 15 ● WALSALL 37 11 11 15 47:54 7 6 5 26:24 4 5 10 21:30 44 L L W 15 ▲ CHELTENHAM 37 11 11 15 52:53 7 5 6 26:22 4 6 9 26:31 44 W D D 16 ● DONCASTER 36 10 13 13 43:44 6 7 4 25:19 4 6 9 18:25 43 D L W 16 ▼ STEVENAGE 36 11 10 15 48:53 7 8 3 34:21 4 2 12 14:32 43 D L W 17 ● OXFORD 35 11 9 15 50:53 6 4 7 27:28 5 5 8 23:25 42 L D L 17 ● YEOVIL 36 10 9 17 46:57 8 4 7 27:19 2 5 10 19:38 39 D L L 18 ▲ WIMBLEDON 36 11 8 17 36:47 7 3 8 19:24 4 5 9 17:23 41 W L D 18 ▲ PORT VALE 36 9 10 17 39:51 5 5 7 19:21 4 5 10 20:30 37 D D D 19 ▼ OLDHAM 35 10 10 15 50:60 7 3 7 27:25 3 7 8 23:35 40 D W W 19 ▲ CREWE 36 11 4 21 43:59 7 3 8 23:26 4 1 13 20:33 37 D W L 20 ● NORTHAMPTON 36 10 9 17 35:57 6 3 9 15:25 4 6 8 20:32 39 D D D 20 ▼ FOREST GREEN 36 10 7 19 43:61 8 2 9 28:30 2 5 10 15:31 37 L D W 21 ● FLEETWOOD 35 10 8 17 46:57 4 6 9 26:31 6 2 8 20:26 38 Relegation D D L 21 ● GRIMSBY 37 9 10 18 31:54 4 7 8 15:23 5 3 10 16:31 37 D L L 22 ● MK DONS 36 8 11 17 35:50 5 7 6 20:23 3 4 11 15:27 35 Relegation W L D 22 ● MORECAMBE 35 8 12 15 35:46 5 4 7 17:22 3 8 8 18:24 36 D L W 23 ● ROCHDALE 33 7 12 14 33:41 4 7 3 13:11 3 5 11 20:30 33 Relegation D W W 23 ● BARNET 37 7 9 21 34:54 4 6 8 16:22 3 3 13 18:32 30 Relegation D L W 24 ● BURY 36 7 9 20 30:53 6 4 9 17:23 1 5 11 13:30 30 Relegation L D W 24 ● CHESTERFIELD 35 8 6 21 36:64 6 3 10 22:29 2 3 11 14:35 30 Relegation L W L Issue Date : 15/03/2018 England National League Divisions 2017 - 2018 England - National League 2017/18 England Amateur - Conference North 2017/18 P T Team PL W D L GH W D L GA W D L GT PT Last RES P T Team PL W D L GH W D L GA W D L GT PT Last RES 1 ● MACCLESFIELD 36 21 8 7 51:37 10 6 3 26:18 11 2 4 25:19 71 Promotion W W W 1 ▲ HARROGATE 32 21 5 6 81:39 11 4 1 45:15 10 1 5 36:24 68 Promotion W W W 2 ● SUTTON 37 20 9 8 57:39 10 5 4 30:21 10 4 4 27:18 69 Prom Poffs W W W 2 ▼ SALFORD 32 21 5 6 57:34 11 2 3 33:18 10 3 3 24:16 68 Prom Poffs W D W 3 ▲ TRANMERE 37 18 10 9 61:37 12 2 4 37:16 6 8 5 24:21 64 Prom Poffs W W L 3 ● BRACKLEY 32 18 10 4 57:28 11 4 0 31:9 7 6 4 26:19 64 Prom Poffs W W W 4 ▲ WREXHAM 37 16 15 6 43:28 9 9 1 29:14 7 6 5 14:14 63 Prom Poffs W D D 4 ▲ YORK 34 15 8 11 59:50 8 5 4 25:20 7 3 7 34:30 53 Prom Poffs L W D 5 ▼ ALDERSHOT 37 17 12 8 58:45 8 6 4 30:20 9 6 4 28:25 63 Prom Poffs L W D 5 ▼ KIDDERMINSTER 32 14 10 8 54:36 10 4 2 38:17 4 6 6 16:19 52 Prom Poffs W L L 6 ▼ BOREHAM 37 16 14 7 51:34 9 4 5 24:19 7 10 2 27:15 62 Prom Poffs D D D 6 ▼ BLYTH 32 17 1 14 67:50 9 1 6 34:19 8 0 8 33:31 52 Prom Poffs L W W 7 ▼ DOVER 37 16 12 9 50:33 9 5 5 26:14 7 7 4 24:19 60 Prom Poffs W W L 7 ● SPENNYMOOR 27 14 6 7 52:41 7 3 3 24:18 7 3 4 28:23 48 Prom Poffs L W D 8 ● FYLDE 37 16 10 11 68:46 9 7 3 43:22 7 3 8 25:24 58 W W L 8 ▲ SOUTHPORT 33 13 8 12 52:55 8 4 5 33:26 5 4 7 19:29 47 W W W 9 ● EBBSFLEET 37 14 14 9 48:42 9 5 4 27:18 5 9 5 21:24 56 D W W 9 ● BRADFORD PARK 33 12 9 12 53:43 6 4 7 30:25 6 5 5 23:18 45 D L D 10 ● BROMLEY 35 15 10 10 58:42 8 5 5 31:19 7 5 5 27:23 55 W D L 10 ▼ CHORLEY 31 11 12 8 34:28 6 7 2 19:11 5 5 6 15:17 45 D W D 11 ● DAG & RED 37 14 9 14 55:51 10 2 7 34:30 4 7 7 21:21 51 L L W 11 ▲ NUNEATON 33 12 8 13 42:48 7 5 5 24:18 5 3 8 18:30 44 D W D 12 ▲ GATESHEAD 36 11 15 10 51:39 7 7 5 29:19 4 8 5 22:20 48 D W D 12 ▼ STOCKPORT 31 12 7 12 53:45 8 4 4 31:16 4 3 8 22:29 43 L L W 13 ▼ MAIDENHEAD 37 12 12 13 51:56 7 6 5 24:19 5 6 8 27:37 48 D L L 13 ● DARLINGTON 34 11 10 13 44:49 8 4 5 28:20 3 6 8 16:29 43 D W W 14 ● EASTLEIGH 36 10 15 11 53:58 5 9 4 30:29 5 6 7 23:29 45 D L L 14 ● BOSTON 30 11 6 13 48:50 8 4 4 28:22 3 2 9 20:28 39 L L D 15 ▲ HALIFAX 37 11 12 14 41:48 7 4 7 25:24 4 8 7 16:24 45 W W D 15 ▲ ALFRETON 33 11 5 17 56:58 6 2 8 28:25 5 3 9 28:33 38 D D L 16 ● LEYTON 37 11 10 16 43:50 5 6 8 25:24 6 4 8 18:26 43 L D L 16 ▼ LEAMINGTON 32 10 8 14 43:50 5 3 8 26:26 5 5 6 17:24 38 W W L 17 ▼ WOKING 37 12 7 18 45:58 9 4 6 27:23 3 3 12 18:35 43 L L D 17 ▼ TAMWORTH 34 10 8 16 45:60 6 5 6 27:26 4 3 10 18:34 38 D L L 18 ● MAIDSTONE 36 10 12 14 43:55 4 7 7 20:27 6 5 7 23:28 42 W L L 18 ● CURZON 32 9 10 13 42:51 6 5 4 21:17 3 5 9 21:34 37 L L W 19 ● HARTLEPOOL 36 9 11 16 39:52 5 5 8 20:22 4 6 8 19:30 38 D L L 19 ● FC UNITED OF MANC.
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