Championship on TV 2022/23: TV fixtures, schedule and live coverage
Your complete guide to Championship games on TV in 2022/23 including channels, live stream details, dates and kick-off times.
If there's a better league in world football than the Championship, we're yet to find it.
The perfect blend of decent quality, big crowds and wild, unfiltered, unpredictable drama makes English football's second tier a breeding ground for brilliant entertainment.
The Easter weekend is packed with matches for fans to soak up with four in a row for those keen to make the most of the four-day weekend feast of football.
The battle for the play-offs is where things really get interesting. Any team in the top half boasts at least half a chance of claiming a spot in the top six, and a pivotal Easter period is likely to firm up the main runners and riders among the pack.
The fresh 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 it all up.
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.
Friday 7th April – Good Friday
Millwall v Luton (12:30pm) Sky Sports Football
QPR v Preston (3pm) Sky Sports Red Button
Sheffield United v Wigan (3pm) Sky Sports Red Button
Swansea v Coventry (3pm) Sky Sports Red Button
Watford v Huddersfield (3pm) Sky Sports Red Button
Sunderland v Hull (5:30pm) Sky Sports Football
Middlesbrough v Burnley (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Monday 10th April – Easter Monday
Huddersfield v Blackburn (12:30pm) Sky Sports Football
Birmingham v Stoke (3pm) Sky Sports Red Button
Cardiff v Sunderland (3pm) Sky Sports Red Button
Coventry v Watford (3pm) Sky Sports Red Button
Preston v Reading (3pm) Sky Sports Red Button
Wigan v Swansea (3pm) Sky Sports Red Button
Bristol City v Middlesbrough (5:30pm) Sky Sports Football
Burnley v Sheffield United (8pm) Sky Sports Football
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