Season statistics Scoring Top scorers As of 30 April 2022 Rank Legend: Blue = home team win Yellow = draw Red = away team win.įor upcoming matches, an "a" indicates there is an article about the rivalry between the two participants. The Pyramid play-off was contested between the champions of the 2021–22 Highland Football League ( Fraserburgh) and the 2021–22 Lowland Football League ( Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic). The winners (Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic) then faced the bottom club in League Two ( Cowdenbeath) in the play-off final. As Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic won the final, they were promoted to League Two for the 2022–23 season and Cowdenbeath were relegated to the Lowland League. "Meadowbank Stadium 'finishing line in sight' as delayed arena to open". Looking at the league since 2010, of the promoted clubs, 7 times a promoted team got relegated in the first season of premier league.
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It was the Robins first win on the final day of the season since 2015. QPR 0-2 Bristol City: The Hoops' turbulent season ends in defeat in a one-sided affair. The Millers' survival was already sealed while the Latics will play in League One next term. Wigan 0-0 Rotherham: Chances were few and far between for both sides.
Watford 2-0 Stoke: The Hornets cruise to victory thanks to a pair of goals deep in the second half. Norwich 0-1 Blackpool: Norwich enter the off-season in search of answers and the already relegated Tangerines drop into League One with a win. They end the regular season unbeaten through their last 14 matches. Luton 0-0 Hull: The Hatters already had one eye on the play-offs and made a number of changes before this goalless stalemate. Huddersfield 2-0 Reading: Neil Warnock's resurgent side put the final nail in the already relegated Reading coffin. Middlesbrough 1-1 Coventry City: A dress rehearsal for both sides, who will meet each other in the play-offs - with the Sky Blues sealing fifth.īirmingham City 1-2 Sheffield United: Two goals in three minutes saw the already promoted Blades sign off the season in style. Swansea 3-3 West Brom: West Brom gave up the lead twice and eventually unravelled against a tough Swansea side to miss out on the play-offs. Millwall 3-4 Blackburn: Heartbreak for Millwall who drop out of the Championship play-off places after a stunning second-half fightback from Rovers - who themselves miss out on the top six on goal difference.īurnley 3-0 Cardiff: Burnley cap off a truly spectacular season in style and break the 100-point barrier. They did their bit and pummelled Preston into submission and they sneak into the play-offs. Preston 0-3 Sunderland: The Black Cats entered the game with it all to do, needing maximum points and other results to go their way. "Over the last two seasons we've got 163 points, last season we got all the way to the end, but Scunthorpe fielded an under-18 side and Bristol Rovers were allowed to score all the goals they wanted and they got one more than us. "The first season I took over we had 20 games to go and we narrowly missed on staying in League One by three points. "That group is so together and it's been incredible. Three or four weeks ago we had no fit defenders, we had to play central midfielders at centre-back, Sam Hoskins had to play right-back. "We've been through a lot of pain as well. After last season it's trying to let this sink in somehow that we've got over the line. "We've found a way and that's been our motto. "Since Christmas we've had 10 players out every game, players that we've managed to get in that would take a minimum wage, they've been discarded by other League Two clubs, have come in and helped brilliantly "It's more of a relief, especially with what we've gone through with all the injuries. Northampton boss Jon Brady told BBC Radio 5 live:
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