The Championship Long Table: Here's how the race for the Premier League REALLY looks

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The Championship is renowned for how competitive it is – but what's the gap looking like between the top and the bottom of the league?

Well Fulham are looking comfortable at the top of the tree with a healthy cushion ahead of them and our Long Table shows that. By placing teams on the number of points that they have rather than their specific position in the table, we can see just how close everyone is in the league. 

And it's very telling in the Championship this season. 

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Championship Long Table
Row 0 - Cell 0 Row 0 - Cell 1
60 Row 1 - Cell 1
59 Row 2 - Cell 1
58 Fulham
57 Row 4 - Cell 1
56 Row 5 - Cell 1
55 Row 6 - Cell 1
54 Row 7 - Cell 1
53 Blackburn
52 Bournemouth
51 QPR
50 Row 11 - Cell 1
49 Row 12 - Cell 1
48 Row 13 - Cell 1
47 Row 14 - Cell 1
46 Row 15 - Cell 1
45 West Brom, Middlesbrough, Huddersfield
44 Row 17 - Cell 1
43 Nottingham Forest
42 Row 19 - Cell 1
41 Row 20 - Cell 1
40 Coventry
39 Luton, Stoke
38 Row 23 - Cell 1
37 Preston, Blackpool
36 Sheffield United, Millwall
35 Row 26 - Cell 1
34 Bristol City
33 Row 28 - Cell 1
32 Swansea, Hull, Birmingham
31 Row 30 - Cell 1
30 Row 31 - Cell 1
29 Row 32 - Cell 1
28 Row 33 - Cell 1
27 Row 34 - Cell 1
26 Row 35 - Cell 1
25 Row 36 - Cell 1
24 Row 37 - Cell 1
23 Cardiff
22 Reading
21 Row 40 - Cell 1
20 Peterborough
19 Row 42 - Cell 1
18 Row 43 - Cell 1
17 Row 44 - Cell 1
16 Row 45 - Cell 1
15 Row 46 - Cell 1
14 Derby, Barnsley
13 Row 48 - Cell 1
12 Row 49 - Cell 1

Fulham are top with a bit of a gap behind them, with Blackburn Rovers, Bournemouth and QPR all pushing for the second automatic place. Just behind them, West Bromwich Albion, Middlesbrough, Huddersfield and Nottingham Forest are all in contention for playoff places.

Midtable is sparsely spread out, with Barnsley and Derby bottom of the league – and adrift of Peterborough right now.

Will all that change in weeks to come? We will see…

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