Bristol City finished just above the relegation places if the Championship table had started fresh when football returned in June.
The Robins lost their first four games of post-lockdown football before Lee Johnson was relieved of his duties as Bristol City manager and replaced by interim boss Dean Holden.
The former Bolton defender oversaw a upturn in results, registering two wins, two draws and one loss during his time as caretaker, however City would still be in a dire position had the table started again once football resumed.
The Robins would finish the adjusted table - where each team played nine games, in 20th, sitting just above Sheffield Wednesday, QPR, Hull City and Birmingham City.
Losses against Blackburn, Sheffield Wednesday, Nottingham Forest and Cardiff City got the Robins off to the worst possible start upon the return of the Championship and saw the hopes of a play-off spot diminish.
It wasn't the end of season push that the club had hoped for and the focus is now solely on finding a new man to take them forward.
Leeds United finished as champions and were top of the table post-lockdown with 22 points out of a possible 27, shortly followed by Brentford on 21 points.
Cardiff, Wigan, Swansea and Fulham rounded off the top of the post-lockdown table, with Bristol City managing just eight points.
See the full table below.
1st - Leeds United - 22 points
2nd - Brentford - 21 points
3rd - Cardiff City - 19 points
4th - Wigan Athletic - 18 points
5th - Swansea City - 17 points
6th - Fulham - 17 points
7th - Luton Town - 16 points
8th - Barnsley - 15 points
9th - Millwall - 14 points
10th - Stoke City - 14 points
11th - West Brom - 13 points
12th - Derby County - 13 points
13th - Middlesbrough - 12 points
14th - Preston North End - 10 points
15th - Nottingham Forest - 10 points
16th - Blackburn Rovers - 10 points
17th - Huddersfield Town - 9 points
18th - Charlton Athletic - 9 points
19th - Reading - 8 points
20th - Bristol City - 8 points
21st - Sheffield Wednesday - 8 points
22nd - Queens Park Rangers - 8 points
23rd - Hull City - 4 points
24th - Birmingham City - 3 points
