Total Titles Won By Home Nation
Each of the four constituent nations of the United Kingdom have had at least one team who have been British champions. Teams from England have been league champions on 22 occasions, Scottish sides five times, while Welsh side Cardiff Devils and the Northern Ireland based Belfast Giants are the only sides from their parts of the United Kingdom to win the league.
| Nation | Number of titles | Clubs |
|---|---|---|
| England |
|
Sheffield Steelers (7), Durham Wasps (5), Coventry Blaze (4), Nottingham Panthers (1), Bracknell Bees (1), Manchester Storm (1), Streatham (1), Brighton Tigers (1), Wembley Lions (1), Harringay Racers (1) |
| Scotland |
|
Murrayfield Racers (2), Ayr Scottish Eagles (1), Dundee Rockets (1), Paisley Pirates (1) |
| Wales |
|
Cardiff Devils (4) |
| Northern Ireland |
|
Belfast Giants (3) |
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