EFL Championship Top scorers - England 2016/2017

The winning top scorer in EFL Championship (Sky Bet Championship), England during the season 2016/2017 was Chris Wood with 27 goals scored. Below you find the list of the highest goal scorers during the season. The most assists this season have been made by Conor Hourihane. You can also find all hat-tricks scored during the season.

This league has a break between two seasons right now. The next season is planned to start on 8 August 2025.

Sky Bet Championship best goal scorers 2016/2017

Below is the final top scorer list for the EFL Championship 2016/2017, including the 27 players who scored the most goals during the season.

# Player, Team Nationality Age % team's goals GoalsGoals
1. Chris Wood
Leeds
New Zealand
25 44.3%
27
2. Tammy Abraham
Bristol City
England
19 40.0%
24
3. Dwight Gayle
Newcastle
England
27 27.1%
23
  Glenn Murray
Brighton
England
33 31.1%
23
5. Jonathan Kodjia
Aston Villa/​Bristol City
Ivory Coast
27 -
19
6. Yann Kermorgant
Reading
France
35 26.5%
18
7. Cameron Jerome
Norwich
England
30 18.8%
16
8. Anthony Knockaert
Brighton
France
25 20.3%
15
  Lasse Vibe
Brentford
Denmark
30 20.0%
15
  Scott Hogan
Aston Villa/​Brentford
Ireland
25 -
15
11. Britt Assombalonga
Nottingham Forest
Democratic Republic of the Congo
24 22.6%
14
  Sam Winnall
Sheffield Wednesday/​Barnsley
England
26 -
14
  Tom Ince
Derby
England
25 25.9%
14
14. Danny Graham
Blackburn
England
31 22.6%
12
  Elias Kachunga
Huddersfield
Germany
25 21.4%
12
  Fernando Forestieri
Sheffield Wednesday
Italy
27 20.0%
12
  Jordan Hugill
Preston North End
England
24 18.8%
12
  Jota
Brentford
Spain
25 16.0%
12
  Kenneth Zohore
Cardiff
Denmark
23 20.0%
12
  Matt Ritchie
Newcastle
England
27 14.1%
12
  Tom Cairney
Fulham
Scotland
26 14.1%
12
22. Danny Ward
Rotherham
England
26 27.5%
11
  Lukas Jutkiewicz
Birmingham
England
28 24.4%
11
  Nélson Oliveira
Norwich
Portugal
25 12.9%
11
  Sam Gallagher
Blackburn
England
21 20.8%
11
  Stefan Johansen
Fulham
Norway
26 12.9%
11
  Tomer Hemed
Brighton
Israel
30 14.9%
11
The age of the players is when the season ended at 29 May 2017

Most assists in the EFL Championship 2016/2017

This is the list of the players that assisted to most goals the EFL Championship during the 2016/2017 season.

# Player, team Nationality Age Assists
1. Conor Hourihane
Barnsley/​Aston Villa
Ireland
26
14
2. Tom Cairney
Fulham
Scotland
26
10
  Wesley Hoolahan
Norwich
Ireland
35
10
  Albert Adomah
Aston Villa
Ghana
29
10
  Sone Aluko
Fulham
Nigeria
28
10
6. Garath McCleary
Reading
Jamaica
Jamaica
30
9
  Tom Lawrence
Ipswich
Wales
Wales
23
9
  Paul Gallagher
Preston North End
Scotland
32
9
9. Anthony Knockaert
Brighton
France
25
8
  Tommy Smith
Huddersfield
England
-
8
  Pablo Hernández
Leeds
Spain
32
8
  Stefan Johansen
Fulham
Norway
26
8
  Hélder Costa
Wolverhampton
Portugal
23
8
  Aiden McGeady
Preston North End
Ireland
31
8
  Jonjo Shelvey
Newcastle
England
25
8

Scored hat-tricks in EFL Championship, season 2016/2017

In total there were 10 scored hat-tricks during the season 2016/2017 in EFL Championship, England. All players scoring these hat-tricks (or more than 3 goals), and the matches they scored it in, are listed here.

Player, Team Match GoalsGoals
Nick Powell
Wigan
Wigan - Barnsley 3-2
Thu 13 april 2017
3
71', 72', 82'
David Nugent
Derby
Derby - Fulham 4-2
Tue 4 april 2017
3
8', 42', 59'
Jota
Brentford
Brentford - Rotherham 4-2
Sat 25 february 2017
3
13', 90+2', 90+5'
Nélson Oliveira
Norwich
Norwich - Derby 3-0
Mon 2 january 2017
3
15', 78', 80'
Dwight Gayle
Newcastle
Newcastle - Birmingham 4-0
Sat 10 december 2016
3
18', 24', 77'
Henri Lansbury
Nottingham Forest
Barnsley - Nottingham Forest 2-5
Fri 25 november 2016
3
13', 45+1', 82'
Glenn Murray
Brighton
Brighton - Norwich 5-0
Sat 29 october 2016
3
6', 60', 73'
Dwight Gayle
Newcastle
Newcastle - Norwich 4-3
Wed 28 september 2016
3
24', 71', 90+6'
Scott Hogan
Brentford
Brentford - Preston North End 5-0
Sat 17 september 2016
3
34', 84', 87'
Grant Ward
Ipswich
Ipswich - Barnsley 4-2
Sat 6 august 2016
3
46', 61', 84'

The EFL Championship season of 2016/2017 lasted between the dates 5 August 2016 and 29 May 2017. More information and the winning top scorers in EFL Championship between the seasons 1999/2000-2024/2025 here.