Carbon Boot is in partnership with Campaign for Better Transport and Fossil Free Football.
Our mission is simple. With over half of Premiership clubs' trips to domestic away games now taken by plane, we want them to stop.
To stop harming the planet and instead start taking these relatively small journeys by coach or train.
Throughout the season Carbon Boot will be awarded to teams for their 'outstanding contributions to football's carbon footprint', whenever an unnecessary flight is taken.
You can get involved by following us on X @Carbon_Boot and by telling your club that it's time to kick their flight habit.
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Gameweek 12's Team of The Week is Manchester United. It looks like they flew to (and from) London Stansted for their game against Ipswich Town. This journey would have only taken 4hr 5 mins by coach.
Gameweek 11's Team of The Week is Newcastle FC. It looks like they flew to (and from) East Midlands for their game against Nottingham Forest. The journey down would have only taken 3hr 19 by coach.
Gameweek 10's Team of The Week is Chelsea. It looks like they flew back from Manchester for their game against Man Utd yesterday. This journey would have only taken 3hr 42 by coach.
Gameweek 9's Team of The Week is Wolves. It looks like they flew to Gatwick (and back) for their game against Brighton. This journey down would have only taken 3hr 33 by coach.
Gameweek 8's Team of The Week is Leicester City. They flew to Southampton (and back). The trip down would have only taken 2hr 47 by coach.
Gameweek 7's TOTW is A.F.C. Bournemouth. Their journey back from The Midlands would have only taken 3hr 15 mins by coach.
Gameweek 6's Team of the Week is Manchester City. Looks like they flew there and back to Newcastle, with the return flight lasting just 27 minutes. A packed schedule doesn't help, but this would have taken 2hrs 48 by coach.
Gameweek 5's Team of the Week is Ipswich Town. We think they flew to Southampton, despite the journey taking just 3hr 21 mins by coach.
Gameweek 4's Team of the Week is Newcastle United, who played Wolves. Looks like they took this trip there and back. This same journey would have taken just over 4 hours by coach.
Man City are last weekend's Gameweek 3 winners. Their journey back from West Ham would have taken 3hr 20 mins by train.
And it's Nottingham Forest who win the Carbon Boot for Gameweek 2. This journey would have taken just over 3 hours by coach.
Picking up the first Carbon Boot trophy of the season are Manchester City. The team apparently flew back from London after playing Chelsea. The equivalent train journey is just 2hrs 20 by train or 4 hours by coach.
Spotted a club taking an unnecessary flight? Want to support Carbon Boot? Or maybe you just have some questions about the campaign? Whatever it is, we'd love to hear from you.