• Burnley and Leeds United have both secured automatic promotion to the Premier League.
• Burnley beat Sheffield United 2-1, while Leeds thrashed Stoke City 6-0.
• Both teams reached 94 points in the Championship, guaranteeing their top-two finishes.
• Burnley set records with 15 goals conceded and numerous clean sheets throughout the season.
• Leeds return to the top flight after two years in the Championship, looking to stabilize their position.

Burnley clinched automatic promotion to the Premier League after a 2-1 victory against Sheffield United, a match that also secured Leeds United's spot in the top tier. Leeds dominated their match with Stoke City, winning 6-0, which allowed them to finish alongside Burnley with 94 points, well ahead of third-placed Sheffield United at 86 points. Both clubs look forward to rejoining the Premier League, having performed exceptionally throughout the season, particularly with Leeds returning after a two-year absence from the top flight, according to channelnewsasia and reuters.

Leeds United's impressive performance included a hat-trick from Joel Piroe within the first 20 minutes against Stoke, allowing the team to secure a comfortable lead by halftime. This triumph at Elland Road marked their return to the Premier League after being relegated in 2023, with captain Ethan Ampadu expressing immense pride in the team's achievements thus far, stating, "The celebrations are amazing. We've worked all year for this," according to bbc and reuters.

Burnley exhibited a defensive strategy that has proven effective, with manager Scott Parker confirming that the team will enter the Premier League having set a record low of only 15 goals conceded throughout the season. Burnley captain Josh Brownhill remarked on the hard work that led to their promotion, stating, "We've been written off so many times... but we've bored our way to the Premier League," highlighting the team's strong defensive strategy that has dominated their games, according to bbc and reuters.

Both clubs now face the challenges of the upcoming Premier League season, where they need to adapt to the competitive nature of the league. Leeds manager Daniel Farke hopes to build on their solid Championship performance to ensure they can avoid a swift return to the second tier, while Burnley aims to translate their defensive strength into points at the highest level, over the seasons that have shown that newly promoted teams face significant challenges to remain in the Premier League, according to bbc and bbc.