Championship TV schedule 2024/25: Coverage, TV fixtures and live stream
Your complete guide to watching the Championship in 2024/25, featuring a full TV schedule of games coming up.

The Championship remains one of the most exciting, riveting divisions in world football with a perfect balance of unpredictability and quality.
Leeds and Sheffield United top the pack after pulling clear of Burnley and Sunderland in recent weeks.
Just 10 points separates first and fourth but who will secure the two automatic promotion spots to land Premier League football for next season?
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Fans across the nation will be excited to taste domestic football, and there's going to be more of it shown on TV than ever before thanks to a new Sky Sports deal that will offer over 1,000 live EFL matches on TV this season.
Every team will be shown at least 20 times on the platform in 2024/25. Buckle up.
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Championship TV schedule 2024/25
All UK time. Subject to change.
Tuesday 18th February 2025
- Preston North End v Millwall (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
Wednesday 19th February 2025
- Luton Town v Plymouth Argyle (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
Friday 21st February 2025
- Bristol City v Middlesbrough (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Burnley v Sheffield Wednesday (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Saturday 22nd February 2025
- Derby County v Millwall (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Plymouth Argyle v Cardiff City (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Sunderland v Hull City (12:30pm) Sky Sports Football
Sunday 23rd February 2025
- Watford v Luton Town (12pm) Sky Sports+
Monday 24th February 2025
- Sheffield United v Leeds United (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Tuesday 25th February 2025
- Stoke City v Middlesbrough (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
Friday 28th February 2025
- Sheffield Wednesday v Sunderland (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Saturday 1st March 2025
- Blackburn Rovers v Norwich City (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Oxford United v Coventry City (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Leeds United v West Brom (12:30pm) Sky Sports Football
Friday 7th March 2025
- Norwich City v Oxford United (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Saturday 8th March 2025
- Watford v Millwall (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Coventry City v Stoke City (12:30pm) Sky Sports Football
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Championship TV rights 2024/25
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