The Championship clubs that were most wasteful with possession in 2018/19

Possession is pretty important if you want to win in modern football.

But which Championship teams were most wasteful with the ball in the 2018/19 - and who was dispossessed the most often? Click and scroll through the pictures to find out...

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The league leaders were dispossessed more than any other team last season, as they lost the ball a total of 531 times.placeholder image
The league leaders were dispossessed more than any other team last season, as they lost the ball a total of 531 times.
Reading pulled off the great escape to avoid relegation this season but lost the ball a total of 517 times.placeholder image
Reading pulled off the great escape to avoid relegation this season but lost the ball a total of 517 times.
The Swans were dispossessed a total of 516 times.placeholder image
The Swans were dispossessed a total of 516 times.
The Bees lost the ball on a total of 514 times.placeholder image
The Bees lost the ball on a total of 514 times.
Blackburn were dispossessed 510 times in 2018/19.placeholder image
Blackburn were dispossessed 510 times in 2018/19.
The play-off finalists were dispossessed 502 times in the 2018/19 season.placeholder image
The play-off finalists were dispossessed 502 times in the 2018/19 season.
QPR lost the ball on 500 occasions last season.placeholder image
QPR lost the ball on 500 occasions last season.
Frank Lampard's men lost possession 490 times in total in 2018/19.placeholder image
Frank Lampard's men lost possession 490 times in total in 2018/19.
Marcelo Bielsa's men lost possession a total of 478 times during the season.placeholder image
Marcelo Bielsa's men lost possession a total of 478 times during the season.
Birmingham lost the ball on 473 occasions this season.placeholder image
Birmingham lost the ball on 473 occasions this season.
The Owls were wasteful with possession on 466 occasions.placeholder image
The Owls were wasteful with possession on 466 occasions.
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