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EFL TV Dates

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Pinched this off RTG (Sun'lun Forum).

Quite useful a tool if booking Trains and/or Hotels.

Match DatesEFL Announced by Date
12 - 19 August8 July
26 August - 20 September21 July
23 September - 7 October18 August
21 October - 11 November15 September
25 November - 13 December21 October
16 December - 1 January10 November
13 January - 3 February8 December
10 - 24 February5 January
2 - 6 March2 February
9 March9 February
16 March16 February
29 March - 1 April (Easter)1 March
6 - 10 April8 March
13 April15 March
20 April28 March
27 April5 April
4 May29 April
N.B. These dates are illustrative and subject to change.


Sky Sports red button/Club streaming midweek


In the Championship there are eight sets of midweek fixtures which will be streamed by Clubs, excluding Sky Sports selections. These matches will also be shown on the Sky Sports Red Button. The dates of these fixtures are:
  • 19th / 20th September 2023
  • 3rd / 4th October 2023
  • 24th / 25th October 2023
  • 28th / 29th November 2023
  • 12th / 13th December 2023
  • 13th / 14th February 2024
  • 5th / 6th March 2024
  • 9th / 10th April 2024
 
See the latest round of EFL fixtures selected for coverage on Sky Sports between August and September:

Sunday 27 August - Watford v Blackburn Rovers - 12.00pm

Saturday 2 September - Sunderland v Southampton - 12.30pm

Monday 4 Septmeber - Cambridge United v Reading - 8.00pm

Saturday 9 September - Derby County v Northampton Town - 12.30pm

Friday 15 September - Southampton v Leicester City - 8.00pm

Saturday 16 September - Cardiff City v Swansea City - 8.45pm

Sunday 17 September - Millwall v Leeds United - 12.00pm

Tuesday 19 September - Sheffield Wednesday v Middlesbrough - 8.00pm

Tuesday 19 September - Preston North End v Birmingham City - 19.45pm

Wednesday 20 September - Norwich City v Leicester City - 8.00pm
 
Surprised police are allowing the South Wales derby to be on a Saturday evening. Often some trouble isn't there?
Also Leeds fans will probably need to stay in London for the game against Millwall on Sunday lunchtime.
 
Surprised police are allowing the South Wales derby to be on a Saturday evening. Often some trouble isn't there?
Also Leeds fans will probably need to stay in London for the game against Millwall on Sunday lunchtime.
“Some trouble” is pretty much an understatement
 
See the latest round of EFL fixtures selected for coverage on Sky Sports between August and September:

Sunday 27 August - Watford v Blackburn Rovers - 12.00pm

Saturday 2 September - Sunderland v Southampton - 12.30pm

Monday 4 Septmeber - Cambridge United v Reading - 8.00pm

Saturday 9 September - Derby County v Northampton Town - 12.30pm

Friday 15 September - Southampton v Leicester City - 8.00pm

Saturday 16 September - Cardiff City v Swansea City - 8.45pm

Sunday 17 September - Millwall v Leeds United - 12.00pm

Tuesday 19 September - Sheffield Wednesday v Middlesbrough - 8.00pm

Tuesday 19 September - Preston North End v Birmingham City - 19.45pm

Wednesday 20 September - Norwich City v Leicester City - 8.00pm
It may well be correct and sky are just shafting the fans again but 8-45 for the only Saturday night game can't be right,,,,, can it?
 
It may well be correct and sky are just shafting the fans again but 8-45 for the only Saturday night game can't be right,,,,, can it?
It must've been a typo, now fixed on the original source:

 
Surprised police are allowing the South Wales derby to be on a Saturday evening. Often some trouble isn't there?
Also Leeds fans will probably need to stay in London for the game against Millwall on Sunday lunchtime.
Swansea fans have to buy match ticket and coach travel at same time. Every motorway bridge between Swansea and Cardiff covered by police. It must cost an absolute fortune. Bristol City game often kicks off as fans allowed to travel independently.
 
Swansea fans have to buy match ticket and coach travel at same time. Every motorway bridge between Swansea and Cardiff covered by police. It must cost an absolute fortune. Bristol City game often kicks off as fans allowed to travel independently.


The rozzers will be arresting loads of just stop oil people and releasing them on all the roads out of Swansea on the day.
 
Surprised police are allowing the South Wales derby to be on a Saturday evening. Often some trouble isn't there?
Also Leeds fans will probably need to stay in London for the game against Millwall on Sunday lunchtime.
Same day as Wales play in the rugby World Cup too, big day for the sheep fuckers
 
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