The Championship Play Off Final is arguably the most financially rewarding football match on the planet. Two teams will go head-to-head with Premier League status on the line, and you can be there too for this monumental clash! Buy your Championship play-off final tickets via SeatPick, where users can directly compare ticket prices from a selection of trusted sellers on the secondary market. Browse through our inventory and discover your preferred seats for the Championship play-off final 2024.
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This fixture is one of the most highly anticipated events on the English football calendar. It's not only supporters of the competing teams who want to be there at Wembley Stadium to witness this special occasion, but plenty of football fans up and down the country (and even beyond the UK's borders) will be itching to get their hands on tickets for the Championship play-off final 2024.
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The EFL Championship, the second tier of the English footballing pyramid, is notoriously tough. Each of the 24 teams faces 46 matches, and though the top two at the end of the season can start to dream of Premier League life while relaxing on a beach enjoying the summer, those sat in the four positions below now have the small matter of play-off clashes to overcome.
The play-off system pits these four teams against each other, first in two sets of two-legged encounters in the semi-finals before the victorious teams then meet in the final at Wembley Stadium for a match that is eagerly anticipated by everyone involved. Play-offs in the English Football League were first used in 1987.
The final for these occasions moved to Wembley Stadium in 1990, adding even more pomp and ceremony to what was already a weighty occasion. There've been many thrilling play-off finals over the years, but perhaps the most infamous and nail-biting occurred in 1998 when Charlton Athletic faced Sunderland.
That year Nottingham Forest won the Championship title, and Middlesbrough ended in 2nd place. 3rd-placed Sunderland finished just 2 points clear of London outfit Charlton. The Black Cats took care of Sheffield United in their semi-final, while the Addicks beat Ipswich Town to set up the glorious finale on a sunny afternoon in late May.
Veteran forward Clive Mendonca gave Charlton the lead after 23 minutes before goals from Niall Quinn and Kevin Phillips gave the side from the northeast a lead on the hour. Mendonca levelled matters after 71 minutes only to then see Quinn bag his second two minutes later.
With five minutes remaining, it looked as if Peter Reid's side were going to secure promotion to the Premier League but Richard Rufus made it 3-3 and sent the game into extra time. Nicky Summerbee put Sunderland back in the lead on 99 minutes before Mendonca completed a memorable hat-trick with a superb volley to make it 4-4, sending the game to penalties.
After 13 spot-kicks were successfully put away, up stepped Sunderland full-back Michael Gray, who saw his penalty saved by Sasa Ilic to send Charlton fans, who had just watched all the action unfold, into a state of delirium.
Winners of the Championship Play-off final in recent seasons have included the likes of Brentford, Nottingham Forest and Luton Town.
Teams such as Swansea City, Huddersfield Town and Coventry City have also featured in the Championship play-offs, though each of them failed to mount a return to the Premier League.
Season | Winners | Runners-up | Attendance |
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2013/14 | Queens Park Rangers | Derby County | 87,348 |
2014/15 | Norwich City | Middlesbrough | 85,656 |
2015/16 | Hull City | Sheffield Wednesday | 70,189 |
2016/17 | Huddersfield Town | Reading | 76,682 |
2017/18 | Fulham | Aston Villa | 85,243 |
2018/19 | Aston Villa | Derby County | 85,826 |
2019/20 | Fulham | Brentford | 0 |
2020/21 | Brentford | Swansea City | 11,689 |
2021/22 | Nottingham Forest | Huddersfield Town | 80,019 |
2022/23 | Luton Town | Coventry City | 85,711 |
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The team that wins the EFL Championship Play-Off Final can stand to win as much as £390 million. This is the amount they'd accumulate from the Premier League TV deals, from Sky Sports and other broadcasters, as well as improved sponsorship deals and increased ticket prices.
This game is worth more than just about any other match in world football, and therefore it's a game that every football fan wants to attend. The winner of the match secures a place in the Premier League, the richest professional football league in the world.
The 2023/24 Championship play-off final will take place on Sunday, 26 May.
The EFL Championship Play-Off final takes place at Wembley Stadium. This venue is ideal for the occasion, as it is situated in west London and holds a capacity of 90,000 people.
The grand, historic location adds further atmosphere to what is already a mouthwatering occasion.
Club Wembley is a membership scheme that offers you access to all the major events that take place at the famous stadium.
This includes FA Cup and Carabao Cup finals and most other events at Wembley Stadium, known as Wembley Stadium, connected by EE for sponsorship purposes.
Be warned, a Club Wembley membership is incredibly expensive. If you want to see matches at Wembley, including England internationals and club finals, then SeatPick is your best option.
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