THE EFL play-offs have are here as Championship, League One and League Two teams look to secure the final promotion spot. Last season saw Fulham, Rotherham United and Coventry City go up at Wembley – but when will we see the next crop earn their place at the National Stadium? When are the EFL playoffs? […]
THE EFL play-offs have are here as Championship, League One and League Two teams look to secure the final promotion spot.
Last season saw Fulham, Rotherham United and Coventry City go up at Wembley – but when will we see the next crop earn their place at the National Stadium?
League One and Two matches will conclude on Saturday, May 4, with Championship regular season fixtures finishing a day later.
CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday, May 11: Aston Villa vs West Brom (12.30pm)
Saturday, May 11: Derby vs Leeds (5.15pm)
Tuesday, May 14: West Brom vs Aston Villa (8pm)
Wednesday, May 15: Leeds vs Derby (7.45pm)
LEAGUE ONE
Saturday, May 11: Sunderland vs Portsmouth (7.30pm)
Sunday, May 12: Doncaster Rovers vs Charlton Athletic (12.15pm)
Thursday, May 16: Portsmouth vs Sunderland (7.45pm)
Friday, May 17: Charlton Athletic vs Doncaster Rovers (7.45pm)
LEAGUE TWO
Thursday, May 9: Newport County vs Mansfield Town (7.45pm)
Friday, May 10: Tranmere Rovers vs Forest Green Rovers (7.45pm)
Sunday, May 12: Mansfield Town vs Newport County (6pm)
Monday, May 13: Forest Green Rovers vs Tranmere Rovers (7.35pm)
Saturday, May 25: League Two final (3pm)
Sunday, May 26: League One final (3pm)
Monday, May 27: Championship final (3pm)
While it has yet to be confirmed, Sky Sports are the normal broadcasters for EFL matches.
You can live stream them from the Sky Sports app online, on mobile and tablet.
Otherwise, you will be able to purchase a Sky Sports pass from NowTV – £8.99 for the day and £14.99 for a week.
