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How Burnley's £125m revenue rates against Leicester City & Blackburn Rovers in the 2010-2019 Championship finance table

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a detrimental impact on football finances across all tiers of the game, with closed stadiums and behind-closed-doors football in particular seeing club revenue drastically cut throughout the year of 2020.
By Richie Boon
Published 17th Dec 2020, 11:55 BST
Updated 17th Dec 2020, 12:08 BST

Here's a look (via The Price of Football's latest figures) at where Burnley stand in the top 25 clubs accumulated revenue earned in the Championship between 2010 and 2019, based on trading income alone, which includes parachute payments.

Total cumulative revenue before tax during time spent in Championship 2010-19: £296m.

1. Leeds United

Total cumulative revenue before tax during time spent in Championship 2010-19: £296m. Photo: Laurence Griffiths

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Total cumulative revenue before tax during time spent in Championship 2010-19: £263m.

2. Norwich City

Total cumulative revenue before tax during time spent in Championship 2010-19: £263m. Photo: Alex Livesey

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Total cumulative revenue before tax during time spent in Championship 2010-19: £254m.

3. Middlesbrough

Total cumulative revenue before tax during time spent in Championship 2010-19: £254m. Photo: John Early

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Total cumulative revenue before tax during time spent in Championship 2010-19: £232m.

4. Derby County

Total cumulative revenue before tax during time spent in Championship 2010-19: £232m. Photo: Marc Atkins

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