Hold onto your seats, the rollercoaster ride is not over. The Championship boils down to a final day bonanza on Bank Holiday Monday, and you don't want to miss a moment!

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Burnley, Sheffield United, Luton and Middlesbrough are all locked in position from first to fourth, but the play-off picture is far from certain with Coventry, Millwall, Sunderland, Blackburn and West Brom all vying for two spots and 4th to 11th each playing one another.

At the bottom of the table, there won't be any last-ditch relegation drama thanks to Neil Warnock's Huddersfield heroics. They defeated promoted Sheffield United to condemn Reading to the drop alongside Blackpool and Wigan.

The Championship is the greatest league in world football. It's a lawless land where almost anything goes. Big crowds, decent football and more drama than a quick scroll through Netflix.

The 2022/23 season has offered another fantastic dose of everything that makes the Championship such a wonderful league to watch, and we're here to help you soak up the final drops.

RadioTimes.com brings you all the TV coverage details you need to know for the Championship 2022/23 season.

What channel is the EFL Championship on?

Sky Sports boast all the rights to the EFL Championship live on TV in 2022/23, with up to 138 games to be shown live across the season.

In addition to the TV games, a number of midweek clashes will be shown on Red Button services and club streaming platform iFollow.

Red Button games are not available on NOW, but if your favourite Championship team is playing a midweek game, the majority of games will be shown on the Red Button, subject to individual clubs sanctioning the broadcasts.

Championship on TV 2022/23

All UK time. Subject to change. To be updated.

Monday 8th May

Millwall v Blackburn (3pm) Sky Sports Main Event

Preston v Sunderland (3pm) Sky Sports Football

Swansea v West Brom (3pm) Sky Sports Arena

All other matches not listed above will be shown live on iFollow or club streaming platforms.

Championship 2022/23 play-off dates

Semi-final first leg

Saturday 13th May

6th v 3rd (5:30pm) Sky Sports Football

Sunday 14th May

5th v 4th (12pm) Sky Sports Football

Semi-final second leg

Tuesday 16th May

3rd v 6th (8pm) Sky Sports Football

Wednesday 17th May

4th v 5th (8pm) Sky Sports Football

Play-off final

Saturday 27th May

TBC v TBC (4:45pm) Sky Sports Football

If you’re looking for something else to watch, check out our TV Guide or Streaming Guide, or visit our Sport hub for all the latest news.

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