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Revision as of 18:53, 23 January 2023

2010-11 English football season
Duration August 2010-May 2011
← 2009-10 • English football seasons • 2011-12 →


The 2010-11 English football season was the 131st season of competitive football in England.

Publications

Programs
Date Clubs Venue Competition/League
August 7, 2010 Coventry City vs. Portsmouth Ricoh Arena EFL Championship
August 7, 2010 Hull City vs. Swansea City KC Stadium EFL Championship
August 28, 2010 Manchester United vs. West Ham United Old Trafford Premier League
September 11, 2010 Stockport County vs. Bradford City Edgeley Park League Two
September 22, 2010 Chelsea vs. Newcastle United Stamford Bridge Football League Cup
September 25, 2010 Nottingham Forest vs. Swansea City City Ground EFL Championship
September 28, 2010 Cardiff City vs. Crystal Palace Cardiff City Stadium EFL Championship
November 9, 2010 Millwall vs. Norwich City The Den EFL Championship
November 10, 2010 Swansea City vs. Bristol City Liberty Stadium EFL Championship
December 28, 2010 Bristol City vs. Crystal Palace Ashton Gate EFL Championship
January 22, 2011 Barnsley vs. Swansea City Oakwell EFL Championship
February 12, 2011 Middlesbrough vs. Swansea City Riverside Stadium EFL Championship
February 22, 2011 Coventry City vs. Swansea City Ricoh Arena EFL Championship
March 8, 2011 Swansea City vs. Watford Liberty Stadium EFL Championship
March 12, 2011 Derby County vs. Swansea City Pride Park Stadium EFL Championship
March 19, 2011 Swansea City vs. Nottingham Forest Liberty Stadium EFL Championship
April 2, 2011 Preston North End vs. Swansea City Deepdale EFL Championship
April 9, 2011 Derby County vs. Coventry City Pride Park Stadium EFL Championship
April 9, 2011 Swansea City vs. Norwich City Liberty Stadium EFL Championship
April 23, 2011 Watford vs. Barnsley Vicarage Road EFL Championship
April 30, 2011 Millwall vs. Swansea City The Den EFL Championship
April 30, 2011 Watford vs. Queens Park Rangers Vicarage Road EFL Championship
May 12, 2011 Nottingham Forest vs. Swansea City City Ground EFL Championship
May 30, 2011 Reading vs. Swansea City Wembley Stadium EFL Championship
2009-10 ← 2010-11 English football season → 2011-12
Premier League Arsenal • Aston Villa • Birmingham City • Blackburn Rovers • Blackpool • Bolton Wanderers • Chelsea • Everton • Fulham • Liverpool • Manchester City • Manchester United • Newcastle United • Stoke City • Sunderland • Tottenham Hotspur • West Bromwich Albion • West Ham United • Wigan Athletic • Wolverhampton Wanderers
English Football League League Championship Barnsley • Bristol City • Burnley • Cardiff City • Coventry City • Crystal Palace • Derby County • Doncaster Rovers • Hull City • Ipswich Town • Leeds United • Leicester City • Middlesbrough • Millwall • Norwich City • Nottingham Forest • Portsmouth • Preston North End • Queens Park Rangers • Reading • Scunthorpe United • Sheffield United • Swansea City • Watford
League One AFC Bournemouth • Brentford • Brighton & Hove Albion • Bristol Rovers • Carlisle United • Charlton Athletic • Colchester United • Dagenham & Redbridge • Exeter City • Hartlepool United • Huddersfield Town • Leyton Orient • Milton Keynes Dons • Notts County • Oldham Athletic • Peterborough United • Plymouth Argyle • Rochdale • Sheffield Wednesday • Southampton • Swindon Town • Tranmere Rovers • Walsall • Yeovil Town
League Two Accrington Stanley • Aldershot Town • Barnet • Bradford City • Burton Albion • Bury • Cheltenham Town • Chesterfield • Crewe Alexandra • Gillingham • Hereford United • Lincoln City • Macclesfield Town • Morecambe • Northampton Town • Oxford United • Port Vale • Rotherham United • Shrewsbury Town • Southend United • Stevenage • Stockport County • Torquay United • Wycombe Wanderers
National League System Conference Premier
Conference North
Conference South
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