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Football: English Football League tables

English Football League tables after Saturday's matches (played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals against, points): Championship Cardiff 44 25 10 9 69 42 85 -- champions Hull 44 24 6 14 59 48 78 Watford 44 22 8 14 82 55 74 Brighton 44 17 18 9 65 42 69 Crystal Palace 43 18 13 12 69 59 67 Bolton 44 18 12 14 66 58 66 Leicester 44 18 11 15 67 44 65

Football: English Football League tables

English Football League tables after Saturday's 1400GMT matches (played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals against, points): Championship Cardiff 44 25 10 9 69 42 85 -- champions Hull 44 24 6 14 59 48 78 Watford 44 22 8 14 82 55 74 Brighton 44 17 18 9 65 42 69 Crystal Palace 43 18 13 12 69 59 67 Bolton 44 18 12 14 66 58 66 Leicester 44 18 11 15 67 44 65

Football: Cardiff clinch second-tier title

Cardiff will go into the Premier League as Championship winners after clinching the second tier title with a 1-1 draw at Burnley on Saturday. Malky Mackay's side had already ended their 51-year wait for promotion to the top-flight thanks to their midweek draw with Charlton and now they are guaranteed to finish the season in first place as well. "It's absolutely fantastic, I'm delighted for everyone at the football club," Mackay said. "It was obviously a tremendous feeling on Tuesday but for us to go and win the title is something that we then spoke about within a day.

Football: Cardiff clinch second tier title

Cardiff will go into the Premier League as Championship winners after clinching the second tier title with a 1-1 draw at Burnley on Saturday. Malky Mackay's side had already ended their 51-year wait for promotion to the top-flight thanks to their midweek draw with Charlton and now they are guaranteed to finish the season in first place as well. The Bluebirds knew a point at Turf Moor would be enough to seal the trophy and they were well on the way when Craig Conway put them ahead with a fine finish in the 27th minute.

Football: English Football League table

English Football League Championship table after Saturday's early matches (played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals against, points): Championship Cardiff 44 25 10 9 69 42 85 -- champions Hull 44 24 6 14 59 48 78 Watford 43 21 8 14 78 55 71 Brighton 43 16 18 9 59 41 66 Crystal Palace 42 18 12 12 67 57 66 Leicester 43 18 10 15 65 42 64 Bolton 43 17 12 14 64 57 63

Football: English Football League results

English Football League results on Saturday: Championship Burnley 1 Cardiff 1 Huddersfield 3 Millwall 0 Playing later (all 1400GMT) Birmingham v Leeds, Bolton v Middlesbrough, Brighton v Blackpool, Charlton v Wolves, Crystal Palace v Leicester, Derby v Peterborough, Nottingham Forest v Barnsley, Sheffield Wednesday v Ipswich, Watford v Blackburn Played Friday Hull 0 Bristol City 0 afp

Nervous Hull edge closer to Premier League

(Reuters) - Hull City took a jittery step closer to Premier League promotion when they drew 0-0 at home with already-relegated Bristol City in the English Championship (second tier) on Friday. Second-placed Hull, who spent two seasons in the Premier League from 2008-10, lead Watford in third position by seven points with Gianfranco Zola's side hosting Blackburn Rovers on Saturday in their third last game of the campaign.

Football: English Football League result

English Football League result on Friday: Championship Hull 0 Bristol City 0 Playing Saturday (1400GMT unless stated) Birmingham v Leeds, Bolton v Middlesbrough, Brighton v Blackpool, Burnley v Cardiff (1145GMT), Charlton v Wolves, Crystal Palace v Leicester, Derby v Peterborough, Huddersfield v Millwall (1130GMT), Nottingham Forest v Barnsley, Sheffield Wednesday v Ipswich, Watford v Blackburn afp

Football: English Football League table

English Football League table after Friday's match (played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals against, points): Championship Cardiff 43 25 9 9 68 41 84 -- promoted Hull 44 24 6 14 59 48 78 ---------------------------------------------- Watford 43 21 8 14 78 55 71 Brighton 43 16 18 9 59 41 66 Crystal Palace 42 18 12 12 67 57 66 Leicester 43 18 10 15 65 42 64 ----------------------------------------------

QPR "not dead yet" as Redknapp dreams of great escape

LONDON (Reuters) - Queens Park Rangers are "not dead yet" in the Premier League and need four wins from their last five games to have any chance of avoiding relegation, manager Harry Redknapp said. The London side, along with Reading, are adrift in the bottom three and their fate could be sealed if they lose at home to fellow strugglers Stoke City on Saturday and Aston Villa pull off a shock victory at leaders Manchester United on Monday.
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