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How to watch midweek Championship live on Sky

Here is how you can watch midweek Championship matches live across Sky Sports in October and November.

Every game taking place on Wednesday October 20, Tuesday November 2, Wednesday November 3, Tuesday November 23 and Wednesday November 24 will be available live to Sky Sports customers on the Sky Sports Football Red Button – alongside the featured game being shown live on Sky Sports Football.

Sky Sports Football customers can also see each match streamed live on the Sky Sports app – simply sign in with your Sky iD to view and make sure you have the latest version of the app.

For Sky Q customers, the matches on the Red Button will be available in HD quality and the service comes at no extra cost. All games, including those on the Red Button, will also have their own commentators.

Midweek matches are also available to NOW Month members. However, they are not available with a NOW Day pass or in Sky pubs.

Please note: We can only show rescheduled, displaced midweek games or games taking place away from Saturday at 3pm that are not part of a regular midweek round on the Red Button where respective clubs stream them on their iFollow app.

Here are the rounds of midweek games currently confirmed to be shown live on the Sky Sports Football Red Button and the Sky Sports app. Red Button coverage gets under way five minutes before kick-off.

Wednesday, October 20

Tuesday, November 2

Wednesday, November 3

Tuesday, November 23

​​​​​​​Wednesday, November 24



How to watch midweek Championship live on Sky
Source: Healthy Lifestyle

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