League One TV schedule 2024/25: Coverage, TV fixtures and live stream
Your complete guide to watching League One in 2024/25, featuring a full TV schedule of games coming up.
League One has a new TV deal that will see every team featured live on Sky Sports at least 20 times in the 2024/25 season.
Birmingham have regained the top spot from Wycombe, who have lost their manager Matt Bloomfield after he opted to join Luton Town.
There are no all-conquering teams in the division with plenty of football left to play but Birmingham do hold games in hand.
Wrexham round off the top trio, which must be condensed into two automatic promotion places by May.
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League One TV schedule 2024/25
All UK time. Subject to change.
Tuesday 21st January 2025
- Bolton Wanderers v Charlton Athletic (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Wigan Athletic v Burton Albion (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
Thursday 23rd January 2025
- Wrexham v Birmingham City (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Saturday 25th January 2025
- Cambridge United v Mansfield Town (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Huddersfield Town v Bolton Wanderers (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
Tuesday 28th January 2025
- Bolton Wanderers v Northampton Town (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Burton Albion v Reading (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Charlton Athletic v Bristol Rovers (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Exeter City v Leyton Orient (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Lincoln City v Blackpool (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Mansfield Town v Crawley Town (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Peterborough United v Wigan Athletic (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Rotherham United v Cambridge United (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Stockport County v Shrewsbury Town (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Wrexham v Stevenage (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Wycombe Wanderers v Barnsley (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Huddersfield Town v Birmingham City (8pm) Sky Sports+
Saturday 1st February 2025
- Barnsley v Burton Albion (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Stevenage v Exeter City (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
Sunday 2nd February 2025
- Bristol Rovers v Peterborough United (3pm) Sky Sports+
Thursday 6th February 2025
- Burton Albion v Blackpool (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Saturday 8th February 2025
- Charlton Athletic v Stevenage (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Stockport County v Barnsley (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
Saturday 15th February 2025
- Cambridge United v Exeter City (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Northampton Town v Wrexham (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
Saturday 22nd February 2025
- Reading v Birmingham City (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Rotherham United v Barnsley (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
Sunday 23rd February 2025
- Mansfield Town v Wrexham (3pm) Sky Sports+
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