By Bill Turianski on the 24th of September 2020; twitter.com/billsportsmaps.

Below are illustrations for the 3 newly-promoted clubs in the EFL Championship (Coventry City, Rotherham United, Wycombe Wanderers).

Below: the 2020 EFL League One champions: Coventry City (the homeless Coventry City returns to the 2nd tier, after an 8-year spell in the lower Leagues)…

Photo and Image credits above – Blank map of UK metroploitan & non-metropolitan counties, by Nilfanion at commons.wikimedia.org. Aerial shot of Ricoh Arena unattributed at psam.uk.com. Illustrations of the three 2019-20 Coventry City jerseys: illustrations by footballshirthistory.weebly.com/[Coventry City]. Mark Robins, photo from ccfc.co.uk/news. Matt Godden, photo by Marc Atkins/Getty Images via portsmouth.co.uk/sport. Jordan Shipley, photo from PA Wire via newschain.uk/sport. Fankaty Dabo, photo by AMA Sports Photo Agency via coventrytelegraph.net/sport. Liam Walsh, photo from ccfc.co.uk/news. 

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Below: Rotherham United: 2nd place finish in the 2019-20 EFL League One (Rotherham are promoted straight back to the 2nd division)…

Photo and Image credits above – Aerial shot of the New York Stadium, photo from burgesscommercial.co.uk/properties. Exterior shot of the New York Stadium, from yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport. Illustrations of the three 2019-20 Rotherham United jerseys: illustrations by footballshirthistory.weebly.com/[Rotherham United]. Paul Warne, photo from rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk/news. Freddie Ladapo, photo from rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk/news. Matt Crooks, photo by JR Brailsford via facebook.com. Michael Smith, photo from themillers.co.uk/news. Michael Ihiekwe, photo from thestar.co.uk/sport. Daniel Barlaser, photo by Nigel French/PA Images via Getty Images via gettyimages.com.

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Below: Wycombe Wanderers: 2020 EFL League One Play-off Final winners (Wycombe are promoted to the 2nd division for the first time in the club’s 133-year history)…

Photo and Image credits above – Shot of Adams Park from wycombewanderers.co.uk/news. Pre-game scene outside Adams Park (Chairboys Village), photo from twitter.com/[@wwfcofficial]. Stained-glass window at High Wycombe Guildhall, marking the end of the First World War [made circa 1919], photo by Thorskegga Thorn at flickr.com. 3 Wycombe Wanderers chained-goose crests (1930s, 1990s, 1999) from hisoricalkits.co.uk/Wycombe_Wanderers. Illustrations of the two 2019-20 Wycombe Wanderers’ jerseys, by footballshirthistory.weebly.com/w—y/category/wycombe-wanderers. Gareth Ainsworth, photo by PRiME Media Images via bucksfreepress.co.uk/sport. Joe Jacobson, photo from skysports.com/football/news. Adebayo Akinfenwa, photo from bucksfreepress.co.uk/sport. 1st goal in Play-off Final (Anthony Stewart), image from screenshot from video uploaded by EFL at youtube.com. Anthony Stewart and teammates celebrate 1st goal, photo from twitter.com/[@wwfcofficial]. Joe Jacobson scores 2nd goal from penalty spot, photo by Getty Images via bbc.com/sport/football. Post-match celebration (Captain Matt Bloomfield and Adebayo Akinfenwa lift the trophy), image from screenshot from video uploaded by EFL at youtube.com.

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Thanks to all at the following…
-Blank map of UK historic counties, by Nilfanion (using UK Ordnance Survey data), at File:United Kingdom police areas map.svg (commons.wikimedia.org).
-Blank relief map of Greater London, by Nilfanion (using UK Ordnance Survey data), at File:Greater London UK relief location map.jpg.
-Club histories, from Football Club History Database at fchd.info/[index].
-Seasons in 1st division (all-time), from RSSSF at England – First Level All-Time Tables 1888/89-2018/19 (rsssf.com).
-Seasons in 2nd division, 3rd division, 4th division (all-time), from myfootballfacts.com – Club League History Summary 1888-89 to 2020-21.
-2019-20 kit illustrations from footballshirthistory.weebly.com.
-Thanks to the contributors at EFL Championship (en.wikipedia.org).

By Bill Turianski on the 7th of September 2020; twitter.com/billsportsmaps.

2020-21 Premier League location-map, with 2019-20 league table, incl. top 6 finishers from 2nd division, with 2019-20 Attendances + Seasons-in-1st-division (current clubs) & All-time English Titles list.

The location-map is the same as before, but the 3 charts on the map page are all new. Because of the COVID pandemic, I have de-emphasised attendance data (for obvious reasons). So, where before I had listed teams by average attendance, I now have listed the teams by last season’s finish.

So the current [2020-21] Premier League clubs are listed by 2019-20 finish, in a modified table.
The modified table features five things: #(Rank in English Pyramid), Matches, Goal Difference, Points, and Average Attendance (from 2019-20 home league matches before 15 March). This modified table includes the 6 top finishers from the 2nd division last season (and that is where Rank in English Pyramid comes in). And that’s where you will find the three newly promoted clubs, shown with bright-green bars (automatic -promotion-winners, Leeds United and West Bromwich Albion; and the Championship Play-off winner, Fulham). The 3 teams relegated from the top flight last season are only listed on the modified table, and are not shown on the map, and are shown on the modified table with pale-red bars (relegated clubs were: Bournemouth, Watford, Norwich City). Also shown on the modified table but not shown on the map are the three top-6-finishers from last season’s 2nd tier who failed to win promotion (Brentford, Cardiff City, Swansea City).

Also shown in the modified table are the teams who qualified for Europe. Royal blue bars in the modified table indicate UEFA Champions League qualification (top 4 finishers: Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea, Manchester United). Pale-blue bars indicate UEFA Europa League qualification (5th- and 6th-place finishers, plus FA Cup winner: Leicester City, and Tottenham Hotspur, plus Arsenal).

The second chart shows All-time Seasons in the 1st division (Current clubs).
This chart shows 4 things: All-time Rank, Seasons in the 1st division, Consecutive Seasons in the 1st division, and 2020-21 Jersey. (Counting 2020-21, there have now been 122 seasons of 1st division football in England.) Illustrations of the Jersey-segments are all from the excellent Historical Football Kits site {historicalkits.co.uk}. Data from RSSSF at this page {rsssf.com/tablese/engalltime.html}.

The third chart simply shows the All-time English Titles list. (Football League titles from 1889 to 1992; Premier League titles from 1993 to 2020.)
This chart shows 3 things: Titles won, Last title won, and Most-recent season in 1st division (ie, Current, or otherwise). There have been 24 clubs that have won an English title; 15 of those clubs are currently in the top flight. The clubs that have won English titles but are not currently in the 1st division are: Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday, Blackburn Rovers, Huddersfield Town, Derby County, Portsmouth, Preston North End, Nottingham Forest, and Ipswich Town.

Below are illustrations for 4 teams: reigning champions Liverpool, plus the 3 newly-promoted clubs.

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Below: the 2020 Premier League champions: Liverpool (their first English title in 30 years)…

Photo and Image credits above – Aerial shot of Anfield [April 2020], photo by Getty Images via liverpoolfc.com/news. Premier League trophy, photo from barclaycardtravel.com. Illustrations of the three 2019-20 Liverpool jerseys: illustrations by footballshirthistory.weebly.com/[Liverpool]. Jürgen Klopp, photo brightonandhoveindependent.co.uk/sport. Mohammed Salah, photo from liverpoolfc.com/news. Sadio Mané, photo by Paul Ellis/AFP via thestatesman.com/sports. Trent Alexander-Arnold, photo unattributed at liverpoollatestnews.com. Roberto Firmino, photo unattributed at rushthekop.com. Andrew Robertson, photo unattributed at squawka.com. Virgil van Dijk, photo by Getty Images via no.shotoe.com. Jordan Henderson, photo unattributed at mightyceeblog.com.

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Below: the 3 promoted clubs (Leeds United, West Bromwich Albion, Fulham)…

Leeds United AFC: promoted to the Premier League, as winners of the 2019-20 EFL Championship

Photo and Image credits above – Aerial shot of Elland Road, photo by the Football Architect UK via picfair.com. Illustrations of the three 2019-20 Leeds United jerseys: illustrations by footballshirthistory.weebly.com/[Leeds United]. Marcelo Bielsa, photo unattributed at ninetyminutesonline.com. Patrick Bamford, photo unattributed at footballleagueworld.co.uk. Pablo Hernández, photo unattributed at thisisfutbol.com. Mateusz Klich, photo by Alex Dodd – CameraSport/Getty Images via tbrfootball.com. Jack Harrison, photo by Tony Johnson via yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/sport.

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West Bromwich Albion: promoted as 2nd-place finishers in 2019-20 EFL Championship

Photo and Image credits above – Aerial shot of the Hawthorns by Webb Aviation at webbaviation.co.uk. 19/20 WBA jersey, photo unattributed at footballkitnews.com. Illustrations of the three 2019-20 West Bromwich jerseys: illustrations by footballshirthistory.weebly.com/[West Bromwich]. Slaven Bilić , photo by AMA via expressandstar.com/sport. Matheus Periera, photo by AMA via expressandstar/sport. Grady Diangana, photo by Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/WBA FC via Getty Images via football.london. Matt Phillips, photo unattributed at soccersouls.com. Charlie Austin, photo unattributed at birminghammail.co.uk/sport. Hal Robson-Kanu, photo by PA via walesonline.co.uk/sport.

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Fulham FC: promoted, as winners of the 2020 EFL Championship Play-off Final (Fulham 2-1 Brentford (aet).)

Photo and Image credits above – Aerial shot of Craven Cottage, photo by Getty Images via independent.co.uk/sport. Illustrations of the three 2019-20 Fulham jerseys: illustrations by footballshirthistory.weebly.com/[Fulham]. Scott Parker, photo by Naomi Baker/Getty Images via theguardian.com/football. Joe Bryan’s 1st goal in Play-off Final, screenshot from video uploaded by EFL at youtube.com. Joe Bryan’s 2nd goal, photo by Javier Garcia/BPI/Rex via dailymail.co.uk/sport. Aleksandar Mitrović, photo unattributed at footballleagueworld.co.uk. Ivan Cavaleiro, photo unattributed at fulham.fandom.com. Tom Cairney, photo by Jacques Feeney/MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images via soccer.nbcsports.com. Joe Bryan, photo unattributed at footballleagueworld.co.uk.

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Thanks to all at the following…
-Blank map of UK historic counties, by Nilfanion (using UK Ordnance Survey data), at File:United Kingdom police areas map.svg (commons.wikimedia.org).
-Blank relief map of Greater London, by Nilfanion (using UK Ordnance Survey data), at File:Greater London UK relief location map.jpg.
-Attendances from E-F-S site, european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn.htm.
-Jersey illustrations from Historical Football Kits site at historicalkits.co.uk.
-Club histories, from Football Club History Database at fchd.info/[index].
-Seasons in 1st division (all-time), from RSSSF at England – First Level All-Time Tables 1888/89-2018/19 (rsssf.com).
-2019-20 kit illustrations from footballshirthistory.weebly.com.
-Thanks to the contributors at Premier League (en.wikipedia.org).