Championship play-off final prize money: How much can Swansea and Brentford earn?

Swansea and Brentford are fighting for a place in the Premier League.

Championship play-off final match preview: Brentford v Swansea

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Brentford are hoping to put last year's Championship play-off heartbreak behind them when they take on Swansea at Wembley Stadium - but how much is promotion to the Premier League worth to both sides?

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Thomas Frank's side lost to Fulham nine months ago but he is determined to lead the west Londoners into the big time.

"I think it is a plus - how big a plus you don't really know," the 47-year-old Dane said.

"That experience from being there last year will help in a way, but it is not like we are suddenly 20% better.

"It might help in the decisive moments.

"It will be a tight game which will go down to the finest of margins.

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"It is very important we do everything we can to be brave and make sure that when we look back we do not regret anything."

Swansea boss Steve Cooper said: "It would mean everything.

"The club has been there before, long before I was here, and that journey was a special one.

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"Then it was taken away through relegation, the club has had to re-establish itself with a different identity and rebuild.

"We've got to this last game of the season and given ourselves a 50-50 chance of winning. It's something we've got to really go for.

"It would mean everything to the city and everything to the club, and everyone's aware of that.

"It's a massive motivation for us to get the job done."

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    How much is winning the Championship play-off final worth?

    In 2020, Deloitte claimed that victory in the play-off final may see revenue rise from between £135million to £265m, depending on whether a promoted team can avoid immediate relegation.

    For the 2018/19 campaign, £2.4billion was distributed among the 20 Premier League clubs.

    Each club was guaranteed £82.5m, regardless of their position in the table.

    They will also be handed merit payments which depend upon how many games were televised and where they finished in the table.