League Positions After Promotion

This page provides an overview of how teams performed in their first season in the Premier League after being promoted from the Championship, displaying their final league positions.

Points Achieved by Promoted Teams

Season

Winner

Pos

Runner-up

Pos

Play-off winner

Pos

Season 2023/24

1. Leicester City

2. Ipswich Town

4. Southampton (4th)

Season 2022/23

2. Sheffield United

3. Luton Town (3rd)

Season 2021/22

4. Nottingham Forest (4th)

Season 2020/21

1. Norwich City

3. Brentford (3rd)

Season 2019/20

1. Leeds United

2. West Bromwich Albion

4. Fulham (4th)

Season 2018/19

1. Norwich City

2. Sheffield United

5. Aston Villa (5th)

Season 2017/18

1. Wolverhampton Wanderers

2. Cardiff City

3. Fulham (3rd)

Season 2016/17

1. Newcastle United

2. Brighton and Hove Albion

5. Huddersfield Town (5th)

Season 2015/16

2. Middlesbrough

4. Hull City (4th)

Season 2014/15

3. Norwich City (3rd)

Season 2013/14

1. Leicester City

4. Queens Park Rangers (4th)

Season 2012/13

1. Cardiff City

5. Crystal Palace (5th)

Season 2011/12

3. West Ham United (3rd)

Season 2010/11

1. Queens Park Rangers

2. Norwich City

3. Swansea City (3rd)

Season 2009/10

1. Newcastle United

2. West Bromwich Albion

6. Blackpool (6th)

Season 2008/09

1. Wolverhampton Wanderers

2. Birmingham City

5. Burnley (5th)

Season 2007/08

1. West Bromwich Albion

3. Hull City (3rd)

Season 2006/07

2. Birmingham City

3. Derby County (3rd)

Season 2005/06

2. Sheffield United

3. Watford (3rd)

Season 2004/05

2. Wigan Athletic

6. West Ham United (6th)

Season 2003/04

1. Norwich City

2. West Bromwich Albion

6. Crystal Palace (6th)

Season 2002/03

2. Leicester City

5. Wolverhampton Wanderers (5th)

Season 2001/02

1. Manchester City

2. West Bromwich Albion

5. Birmingham City (5th)

Season 2000/01

2. Blackburn Rovers

3. Bolton Wanderers (3rd)

Season 1999/00

1. Charlton Athletic

2. Manchester City

3. Ipswich Town (3rd)

Season 1998/99

2. Bradford City

5. Watford (5th)

Season 1997/98

1. Nottingham Forest

2. Middlesbrough

4. Charlton Athletic (4th)

Season 1996/97

1. Bolton Wanderers

6. Crystal Palace (6th)

Season 1995/96

2. Derby County

5. Leicester City (5th)

Season 1994/95

1. Middlesbrough

3. Bolton Wanderers (3rd)

Season 1993/94

1. Crystal Palace

2. Nottingham Forest

4. Leicester City (4th)

Season 1992/93

1. Newcastle United

2. West Ham United

5. Swindon Town (5th)

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