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 Easter weekend is set to be pivotal for teams across the Championship – with a full slate of fixtures on both Good Friday and Easter Monday.
Leeds United and Burnley have moved five points clear of third-place Sheffield United at the top, meaning their promotion to the Premier League could be confirmed should the Blades' winless run continue.
Sunderland will join one of the top three in the play-offs while there are a host of clubs battling it out for the final two spots.
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The relegation battle looks set to go down to the final day, as the bottom six teams are separated by just six points.
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.
Monday 14th April
- Hull City v Coventry City (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Friday 18th April
- Derby County v Luton Town (12:30pm) Sky Sports Football
- Blackburn Rovers v Millwall (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Bristol City v Sunderland (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Coventry City v West Bromwich Albion (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Middlesbrough v Plymouth Argyle (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Norwich City v Portsmouth (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Preston North End v Queens Park Rangers (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Stoke City v Sheffield Wednesday (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Swansea City v Hull City (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Watford v Burnley (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Sheffield United v Cardiff City (5:30pm) Sky Sports Football
- Oxford Utd v Leeds United (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Monday 21st April
- Leeds United v Stoke City (3pm) Sky Sports Football
- Cardiff City v Oxford Utd (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Hull City v Preston North End (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Luton Town v Bristol City (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Millwall v Norwich City (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Plymouth Argyle v Coventry City (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Portsmouth v Watford (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Queens Park Rangers v Swansea City (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Sheffield Wednesday v Middlesbrough (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Sunderland v Blackburn Rovers (3pm) Sky Sports+
- West Bromwich Albion v Derby County (3pm) Sky Sports+
- Burnley v Sheffield United (5:30pm) ITV1 / ITVX / Sky Sports Football
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