Last Updated: 01/08/16 8:53am
Where will Newcastle and Aston Villa finish in the Championship?
Who'll finish where in this season's Sky Bet Championship?
Will Rafa Benitez lead Newcastle back to the Premier League at the first attempt? What chance Sheffield Wednesday - beaten play-off finalists in May - going one better this term? And how do you think new boys Wigan, Burton and Barnsley will fare?
Use the ranking tool below to vote teams up and down the list, based on where you think they'll finish in 2016/17...
Sky Sports' biggest season of football features 127 live games from the English Football League. The new EFL campaign kicks off in front of the Sky cameras on Friday*when Fulham host Newcastle, while there's a Championship double-header on Sunday*as Leeds travel to QPR and Sheffield Wednesday welcome Aston Villa.*
This season,*Sky Sports*will show more than 700 matches from eight different leagues across its channels and digital outlets. For the first time, viewers will be able to enjoy regular live coverage of Premier League matches on Friday nights in addition to those shown on Saturday and Sunday afternoons and Monday Night Football.
An expanded mobile clips service delivered by Sky Sports' Football Score Centre app will enable users to enjoy more highlights of Premier League and Football League matches on their phones on match days.
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Where will Newcastle and Aston Villa finish in the Championship?
Who'll finish where in this season's Sky Bet Championship?
Will Rafa Benitez lead Newcastle back to the Premier League at the first attempt? What chance Sheffield Wednesday - beaten play-off finalists in May - going one better this term? And how do you think new boys Wigan, Burton and Barnsley will fare?
Use the ranking tool below to vote teams up and down the list, based on where you think they'll finish in 2016/17...
Sky Sports' biggest season of football features 127 live games from the English Football League. The new EFL campaign kicks off in front of the Sky cameras on Friday*when Fulham host Newcastle, while there's a Championship double-header on Sunday*as Leeds travel to QPR and Sheffield Wednesday welcome Aston Villa.*
This season,*Sky Sports*will show more than 700 matches from eight different leagues across its channels and digital outlets. For the first time, viewers will be able to enjoy regular live coverage of Premier League matches on Friday nights in addition to those shown on Saturday and Sunday afternoons and Monday Night Football.
An expanded mobile clips service delivered by Sky Sports' Football Score Centre app will enable users to enjoy more highlights of Premier League and Football League matches on their phones on match days.
More...