Whether you live in the UK or overseas, here is how the EFL will be broadcast on TV.

UK Broadcast

Sky Sports is the EFL’s UK broadcast partner - details on announcing games selected for TV can be found here.

The latest list of games selected for domestic broadcast can be found here.

Sky Sports have the right to show the following games in the 2022/23 season:

Sky Bet Championship

• 94 weekend matches, moved to typically Friday evening, Saturday lunchtime, Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon or Monday evening
• 16 matches from eight midweek rounds of games, with two picks per round, typically shown at 7.45pm or 8pm on Tuesday or Wednesday
• Eight additional midweek matches, one per each round of games, can be broadcast alongside Club streaming
• All five Play-Off matches
• All Championship Clubs will be selected a minimum of four times on Sky Sports in the 2022/23 season, with at least two of those being home games
• Midweek games on selected dates (see below) on Sky Sports Red Button

Sky Bet League One and Sky Bet League Two

• 20 matches from League One and Two
• All 10 League One and League Two Play-Off matches

Carabao Cup

Sky Sports will broadcast 15 games across the competition, with two from each round plus both legs of the semi-finals and the final.

Papa Johns Trophy

Sky Sports will broadcast the two semi-finals and the final.

International Broadcast

Any game shown live in the UK by Sky Sports is eligible for international broadcast. One additional Saturday 3pm fixture will also be made available.

The latest list of international TV selections can be found here.