English Football League
Play-off winners
1: Due to financial irregularities, Swindon were prevented from taking their place in the First Division, which was awarded to the losing finalists, Sunderland.

English Football League

Section Title: Play-off winners
Table Section Text: 1: Due to financial irregularities, Swindon were prevented from taking their place in the First Division, which was awarded to the losing finalists, Sunderland.

Season	Second Division	Third Division	Fourth Division

1986–87	Charlton Athletic	Swindon Town	Aldershot

1987–88	Middlesbrough	Walsall	Swansea City

1988–89	Crystal Palace	Port Vale	Leyton Orient

1989–90	Swindon Town1	Notts County	Cambridge United

1990–91	Notts County	Tranmere Rovers	Torquay United

1991–92	Blackburn Rovers	Peterborough United	Blackpool

Season	First Division	Second Division	Third Division

1992–93	Swindon Town	West Bromwich Albion	York City

1993–94	Leicester City	Burnley	Wycombe Wanderers

1994–95	Bolton Wanderers	Huddersfield Town	Chesterfield

1995–96	Leicester City	Bradford City	Plymouth Argyle

1996–97	Crystal Palace	Crewe Alexandra	Northampton Town

1997–98	Charlton Athletic	Grimsby Town	Colchester United

1998–99	Watford	Manchester City	Scunthorpe United

1999-00	Ipswich Town	Gillingham	Peterborough United

2000–01	Bolton Wanderers	Walsall	Blackpool

2001–02	Birmingham City	Stoke City	Cheltenham Town

2002–03	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Cardiff City	AFC Bournemouth

2003–04	Crystal Palace	Brighton & Hove Albion	Huddersfield Town

Season	Championship	League One	League Two

2004–05	West Ham United	Sheffield Wednesday	Southend United

2005–06	Watford	Barnsley	Cheltenham Town

2006–07	Derby County	Blackpool	Bristol Rovers

2007–08	Hull City	Doncaster Rovers	Stockport County

2008–09	Burnley	Scunthorpe United	Gillingham

2009–10	Blackpool	Millwall	Dagenham & Redbridge

2010–11	Swansea City	Peterborough United	Stevenage

2011–12	West Ham United	Huddersfield Town	Crewe Alexandra

2012–13	Crystal Palace	Yeovil Town	Bradford City

2013–14	Queens Park Rangers	Rotherham United	Fleetwood Town

2014–15	Norwich City	Preston North End	Southend United

2015–16	Hull City	Barnsley	AFC Wimbledon

2016–17	Huddersfield Town	Millwall	Blackpool

2017–18	Fulham	Rotherham United	Coventry City

Sentence(s)

The EFL's clubs are grouped into three divisions: the EFL Championship, EFL League One and EFL League Two (previously the Football League First Division, Football League Second Division and Football League Third Division respectively).

final_sentence: The EFL's clubs are grouped into three divisions: the EFL Championship, EFL League One and EFL League Two (previously the Football League First Division, Football League Second Division and Football League Third Division respectively).