Sky Sports live tv selections [EFL] 25-26 - January and February (p4)

The 2 main reasons for me is the pain it can be for away games and the fact the boy plays football Saturday mornings so either the Mrs takes him and I go Charlton or he misses a his game which I don't really like him doing. Either way he changes to Sunday next season so maybe I will stop moaning. Probably not though

fenaddick said:

Nicholas said:

The 2 main reasons for me is the pain it can be for away games and the fact the boy plays football Saturday mornings so either the Mrs takes him and I go Charlton or he misses a his game which I don't really like him doing. Either way he changes to Sunday next season so maybe I will stop moaning. Probably not though

Lots of Sunday games next season when we get promoted 😉 

What about your Sunday roast dinner?

killerandflash said:

clive said:

https://www.charltonafc.com/news/new-kick-time-oxford-united-trip

Live on Sky Sports Saturday lunchtime, the Charlie Methven derby...

Will he be wearing the home, away or 3rd choice chincos?

msomerton said:

Sky subscribes must like boring football matches, we do not play great football and Oxford just as bad. 

Overall, I suspect these games are relatively cheap to make/produce content which will still attract enough viewers to get advertising revenues and add to the broadcasting of enough games for each club to encourage subscribers to sky sports (& therefore Sky) from every set of fans around the country wanting to watch their team’s occasional ‘15 minutes of fame’. If (too many going to away games and a smaller allocation for this one) I can get a ticket I will go to the game but if not I will settle for watching it on tv and help justify broadcasting it.

golfaddick said:

peterreeves said:

A few ifs but should us and Pompey both lose at the weekend and Stoke win then there's the likelihood that we'll play Pompey on the 14th Feb.... But will it still be on TV as selected?

I can't find an answer so anyone got a clue? 

I very very much doubt it. Just because it was televised before doesn't mean that it will/should be televised when it is finally replayed. 

It was televised before! Blimey, that must have been more boring than our actual matches. Did you get a view at least of the groundsman with his fork?

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Chris_from_Sidcup said:

clive said:

Sky Bet League Two	Thursday 2 April	Cambridge United v Swindon Town	8pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Friday 3 April	Middlesbrough v Millwall	12.30pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Friday 3 April	Oxford United v Hull City	3pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Friday 3 April*	Southampton v Ipswich Town	5.30pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Friday 3 April	Coventry City v Derby County	8pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Monday 6 April	Portsmouth v Oxford United	12.30pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Monday 6 April	Watford v Charlton Athletic	3pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Monday 6 April	Swansea City v Middlesbrough	5.30pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Monday 6 April	Hull City v Coventry City	8pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet League Two	Tuesday 7 April	Bromley v Shrewsbury Town	8pm	Sky Sports Football

*Subject to FA Cup

https://www.efl.com/news/2026/march/04/see-the-latest-sky-sports-tv-selections/

Sending Millwall to Middlesbrough for a 12.30 kick off is comical scheduling. "Football for the fans".

Whereas our game, which is between 2 local teams, stays at 3pm.

golfaddick said:

I thought both Easter games would be available on Sky Sports + as they are not on a Saturday. Or is one (Good Friday ?) being "displaced" from the regular Sat slot and therefore not being shown live ?

The Friday one will still be on Sky Sports + I think

golfaddick said:

I thought both Easter games would be available on Sky Sports + as they are not on a Saturday. Or is one (Good Friday ?) being "displaced" from the regular Sat slot and therefore not being shown live ?

Opening & closing weekend and Bank Holiday fixtures (which will include Easter) are all supposed to be available along with midweek matches.

The funny business comes around Christmas and New Year when fixtures get moved away from the traditional Saturday slot so that our poor lambs don't have to play on consecutive days or anything daft like that. That's where the "displaced" guff comes into play.

Chris_from_Sidcup said:

clive said:

Sky Bet League Two	Thursday 2 April	Cambridge United v Swindon Town	8pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Friday 3 April	Middlesbrough v Millwall	12.30pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Friday 3 April	Oxford United v Hull City	3pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Friday 3 April*	Southampton v Ipswich Town	5.30pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Friday 3 April	Coventry City v Derby County	8pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Monday 6 April	Portsmouth v Oxford United	12.30pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Monday 6 April	Watford v Charlton Athletic	3pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Monday 6 April	Swansea City v Middlesbrough	5.30pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet Championship	Monday 6 April	Hull City v Coventry City	8pm	Sky Sports Football
Sky Bet League Two	Tuesday 7 April	Bromley v Shrewsbury Town	8pm	Sky Sports Football

*Subject to FA Cup

https://www.efl.com/news/2026/march/04/see-the-latest-sky-sports-tv-selections/

Sending Millwall to Middlesbrough for a 12.30 kick off is comical scheduling. "Football for the fans".

I wonder how long the Boro fans will be kept in afterwards