Here's the comprehensive list of football teams competing in the Premier League, EFL Championship, League One, and League Two for the 2024–25 season, along with their nicknames and stadiums:

Premier League 2024–25

Arsenal

Nickname: The Gunners

Stadium: Emirates Stadium

Aston Villa

Nickname: The Villans

Stadium: Villa Park

Bournemouth

Nickname: The Cherries

Stadium: Vitality Stadium

Brentford

Nickname: The Bees

Stadium: Gtech Community Stadium

Brighton & Hove Albion

Nickname: The Seagulls

Stadium: American Express Stadium

Chelsea

Nickname: The Blues

Stadium: Stamford Bridge

Crystal Palace

Nickname: The Eagles

Stadium: Selhurst Park

Everton

Nickname: The Toffees

Stadium: Goodison Park, Everton Stadium

Fulham

Nickname: The Cottagers

Stadium: Craven Cottage

Ipswich Town

Nickname: The Tractor Boys

Stadium: Portman Road

Leicester City

Nickname: The Foxes

Stadium: King Power Stadium

Liverpool

Nickname: The Reds

Stadium: Anfield

Manchester City

Nickname: The Citizens

Stadium: Etihad Stadium

Manchester United

Nickname: The Red Devils

Stadium: Old Trafford

Newcastle United

Nickname: The Magpies

Stadium: St James' Park

Nottingham Forest

Nickname: The Reds

Stadium: City Ground

Southampton

Nickname: The Saints

Stadium: St Mary's Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur

Nickname: Spurs

Stadium: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

West Ham United

Nickname: The Hammers

Stadium: London Stadium

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Nickname: Wolves

Stadium: Molineux Stadium

EFL Championship 2024–25

Blackburn Rovers

Nickname: Rovers

Stadium: Ewood Park

Bristol City

Nickname: The Robins

Stadium: Ashton Gate

Burnley

Nickname: The Clarets

Stadium: Turf Moor

Cardiff City

Nickname: The Bluebirds

Stadium: Cardiff City Stadium

Coventry City

Nickname: The Sky Blues

Stadium: Coventry Building Society Arena

Derby County

Nickname: The Rams

Stadium: Pride Park Stadium

Hull City

Nickname: The Tigers

Stadium: MKM Stadium

Leeds United

Nickname: The Whites

Stadium: Elland Road

Luton Town

Nickname: The Hatters

Stadium: Kenilworth Road

Middlesbrough

Nickname: Boro

Stadium: Riverside Stadium

Millwall

Nickname: The Lions

Stadium: The Den

Norwich City

Nickname: The Canaries

Stadium: Carrow Road

Oxford United

Nickname: The U's

Stadium: Kassam Stadium

Plymouth Argyle

Nickname: The Pilgrims

Stadium: Home Park

Portsmouth

Nickname: Pompey

Stadium: Fratton Park

Preston North End

Nickname: The Lilywhites

Stadium: Deepdale

Queens Park Rangers

Nickname: The Hoops

Stadium: Loftus Road

Sheffield United

Nickname: The Blades

Stadium: Bramall Lane

Sheffield Wednesday

Nickname: The Owls

Stadium: Hillsborough

Stoke City

Nickname: The Potters

Stadium: bet365 Stadium

Sunderland

Nickname: The Black Cats

Stadium: Stadium of Light

Swansea City

Nickname: The Swans

Stadium: Swansea.com Stadium

Watford

Nickname: The Hornets

Stadium: Vicarage Road

West Bromwich Albion

Nickname: The Baggies

Stadium: The Hawthorns

EFL League One 2024–25

Barnsley

Nickname: The Tykes

Stadium: Oakwell Stadium

Birmingham City

Nickname: The Blues

Stadium: St Andrew's

Blackpool

Nickname: The Seasiders

Stadium: Bloomfield Road

Bolton Wanderers

Nickname: The Trotters

Stadium: Toughsheet Community Stadium

Bristol Rovers

Nickname: The Pirates

Stadium: Memorial Stadium

Burton Albion

Nickname: The Brewers

Stadium: Pirelli Stadium

Cambridge United

Nickname: The U's

Stadium: Abbey Stadium

Charlton Athletic

Nickname: The Addicks

Stadium: The Valley

Crawley Town

Nickname: The Red Devils

Stadium: Broadfield Stadium

Exeter City

Nickname: The Grecians

Stadium: St James Park

Huddersfield Town

Nickname: The Terriers

Stadium: Kirklees Stadium

Leyton Orient

Nickname: The O's

Stadium: Brisbane Road

Lincoln City

Nickname: The Imps

Stadium: Sincil Bank

Mansfield Town

Nickname: The Stags

Stadium: Field Mill

Northampton Town

Nickname: The Cobblers

Stadium: Sixfields Stadium

Peterborough United

Nickname: The Posh

Stadium: London Road Stadium

Reading

Nickname: The Royals

Stadium: Madejski Stadium

Rotherham United

Nickname: The Millers

Stadium: New York Stadium

Shrewsbury Town

Nickname: The Shrews

Stadium: New Meadow

Stevenage

Nickname: The Boro

Stadium: Broadhall Way

Stockport County

Nickname: The Hatters

Stadium: Edgeley Park

Wigan Athletic

Nickname: The Latics

Stadium: Brick Community Stadium

Wrexham

Nickname: The Red Dragons

Stadium: Racecourse Ground

Wycombe Wanderers

Nickname: The Chairboys

Stadium: Adams Park

EFL League Two 2024–25

Accrington Stanley

Nickname: The 'Owd Reds

Stadium: Wham Stadium

AFC Wimbledon

Nickname: The Dons

Stadium: Plough Lane

Barrow

Nickname: The Bluebirds

Stadium: Holker Street

Bradford City

Nickname: The Bantams

Stadium: Valley Parade

Bromley

Nickname: The Ravens

Stadium: Hayes Lane

Carlisle United

Nickname: The Cumbrians

Stadium: Brunton Park

Cheltenham Town

Nickname: The Robins

Stadium: Whaddon Road

Chesterfield

Nickname: The Spireites

Stadium: SMH Group Stadium

Colchester United

Nickname: The U's

Stadium: Colchester Community Stadium

Crewe Alexandra

Nickname: The Railwaymen

Stadium: Gresty Road

Doncaster Rovers

Nickname: Donny

Stadium: Eco-Power Stadium

Fleetwood Town

Nickname: The Cod Army

Stadium: Highbury Stadium

Gillingham

Nickname: The Gills

Stadium: Priestfield Stadium

Grimsby Town

Nickname: The Mariners

Stadium: Blundell Park

Harrogate Town

Nickname: The Sulphurites

Stadium: Wetherby Road

Milton Keynes Dons

Nickname: The Dons

Stadium: Stadium MK

Morecambe

Nickname: The Shrimps

Stadium: Mazuma Mobile Stadium

Newport County

Nickname: The Exiles

Stadium: Rodney Parade

Notts County

Nickname: The Magpies

Stadium: Meadow Lane

Port Vale

Nickname: The Valiants

Stadium: Vale Park

Salford City

Nickname: The Ammies

Stadium: Peninsula Stadium

Swindon Town

Nickname: The Robins

Stadium: County Ground

Tranmere Rovers

Nickname: Super White Army

Stadium: Prenton Park

Walsall

Nickname: The Saddlers

Stadium: Bescot Stadium