Championship on TV

Football on TV today saturday, 02/12/2023
12:30	Championship	West Bromwich	Leicester City	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football

Friday, 08/12/2023
20:00	Championship	Coventry City	Birmingham	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football

Saturday, 09/12/2023
12:30	Championship	Sunderland	West Bromwich	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football

Tuesday, 12/12/2023
19:45	Championship	Stoke City	Swansea	Sky Sports Red Button
19:45	Championship	Blackburn Rovers	Bristol City	Sky Sports Red Button
19:45	Championship	Watford	Ipswich Town	Sky Sports Sky Sports Arena
19:45	Championship	Rotherham Utd.	West Bromwich	Sky Sports Red Button
19:45	Championship	Huddersfield	Preston North End	Sky Sports Red Button
20:00	Championship	Sunderland	Leeds Utd	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football

Wednesday, 13/12/2023
19:45	Championship	QPR	Plymouth	Sky Sports Red Button
19:45	Championship	Norwich	Sheffield Wednesday	Sky Sports Red Button
19:45	Championship	Leicester City	Millwall	Sky Sports Red Button
19:45	Championship	Cardiff City	Birmingham	Sky Sports Red Button
19:45	Championship	Coventry City	Southampton	Sky Sports Red Button
20:00	Championship	Middlesbrough	Hull City	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football

Saturday, 16/12/2023
12:30	Championship	Ipswich Town	Norwich	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football

Sunday, 17/12/2023
12:00	Championship	West Bromwich	Stoke City	Sky Sports Football

Monday, 18/12/2023
20:00	Championship	Birmingham	Leicester City	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football

Saturday, 23/12/2023
12:30	Championship	Leeds Utd	Ipswich Town	Sky Sports Football

Tuesday, 26/12/2023
12:30	Championship	Preston North End	Leeds Utd	Sky Sports Football
17:15	Championship	Birmingham	Stoke City	Sky Sports Football
19:45	Championship	Ipswich Town	Leicester City	Sky Sports Football

Friday, 29/12/2023
18:00	Championship	Southampton	Plymouth	Sky Sports Football
20:15	Championship	West Bromwich	Leeds Utd	Sky Sports Football

Monday, 01/01/2024
12:30	Championship	Sunderland	Preston North End	Sky Sports Football
17:15	Championship	Sheffield Wednesday	Hull City	Sky Sports Football

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Now, there are 26 Championship live televised matches and 6 TV channels will broadcast each and every one of them. The next match you will be able to enjoy is West Bromwich - Leicester City and it will be played next 02 December 2023 at 13:30 televised by Sky Sports Ultra HDR, Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Football.

The Championship is the second division of football in England. The tournament was played for the first time in 1892 under the name Football League Second Division. As in other competitions in the country, teams from Wales can also participate in it.

Despite being the second category of a country, it is one of the leagues with the greatest economic power and the most impact on the entire planet. In the 2018-19 season, the last before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Championship had an average of 20,181 spectators in each game. Figures available to very few and that reflect the degree of loyalty of the English fan to the team in their city.

The league is made up of 24 teams that compete against each other for 46 rounds. In the event of a tie on points between two teams, the position of each is decided by the goal difference, the goals in favor and the particular goal average in that order. At the end of the tournament, the first two teams in the classification are promoted directly to the Premier League. The clubs that have been in third, fourth, fifth and sixth position dispute a Play-off for the third promotion. The last three go down to League One.

Barnsley is one of the most storied clubs in the Championship. They have the honor of being the first club to reach 3,000 matches and achieve 1,000 victories in this competition. On January 3, 2011 they reached a thousand wins, beating Coventry City 2-1 at their stadium (Oakwell).

In 2004, when the first edition was played as the Football League Championship, Sunderland was proclaimed champion after scoring 94 points in 46 games. Wigan Athletic, directly, and West Ham, through the play-off, accompanied the Black Cats to the Premier League. Gillingham, Nottingham Forest and Rotherham United were the three clubs that lost the category.

Reading made history in the 2005-06 season. The Royals managed to conquer the tournament with a stratospheric score of 106 points. They played 46 games and finished the league with 31 wins, 13 draws and just two losses. They were undefeated for 191 days. Kevin Doyle and Dave Kitson were the top scorers for that team led by Steve Coppell. To date, no club has scored more points in any of England's competitions since three are awarded for every win.