How to Watch EFL Championship Live – Fixtures, Results & Broadcasters

The EFL Championship is England’s fiercely competitive second-tier league—home to 24 ambitious clubs battling for promotion to the Premier League. From midweek drama to weekend rivalries, this page brings you live fixtures, standings, top scorers, and everything you need to follow the Championship in real time.

Upcoming EFL Championship Fixtures

Check upcoming EFL Championship matches—kickoff times auto-adjusted to your timezone, so you’ll never miss a kick. Official fixtures are available via the EFL Championship page.

Fixtures / TV Broadcasters

Upcoming EFL Championship Matches & TV Coverage

Catch the next round of fixtures with kickoff times and confirmed broadcasters—updated daily to reflect accurate listings.

No upcoming matches with broadcasters in the next 7 days for this league.

Standings

Latest EFL Championship Table – Team Rankings

Track every club’s position in the Championship table, including points, goal difference, and form over the last five matches.

League Standings

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Team

Pts

P

W

D

L

GF

GA

GD

Form

1

Coventry City

28

13

8

4

1

36

12

24

D W W D

2

Middlesbrough

25

13

7

4

2

16

11

5

W W W W

3

Stoke City

24

13

7

3

3

18

9

9

W W W L

4

Millwall

24

13

7

3

3

16

15

1

W L W L

5

Bristol City

22

13

6

4

3

21

16

5

W D D W

6

Preston North End

22

13

6

4

3

17

12

5

D W W L

7

Hull City

22

13

6

4

3

22

20

2

D W L L

8

Charlton Athletic

20

13

5

5

3

15

11

4

W D L L

9

Ipswich Town

19

12

5

4

3

21

14

7

D D L D

10

Watford

18

13

5

3

5

17

16

1

L W D D

11

Birmingham City

18

13

5

3

5

15

15

0

D W W L

12

West Bromwich Albion

18

13

5

3

5

12

14

-2

W W D W

13

Queens Park Rangers

18

13

5

3

5

16

21

-5

D L L W

14

Leicester City

17

13

4

5

4

15

14

1

W L W W

15

Wrexham

17

13

4

5

4

19

19

0

L L D W

16

Swansea City

17

13

4

5

4

13

13

0

L W D W

17

Derby County

17

13

4

5

4

16

17

-1

L L D D

18

Oxford United

13

13

3

4

6

15

17

-2

L L L D

19

Blackburn Rovers

13

12

4

1

7

12

17

-5

L L W L

20

Portsmouth

13

13

3

4

6

10

17

-7

W L D W

21

Southampton

12

13

2

6

5

13

19

-6

W D L D

22

Sheffield United

9

13

3

0

10

10

23

-13

L L L L

23

Norwich City

8

13

2

2

9

12

20

-8

L W L W

24

Sheffield Wednesday

-5

13

1

4

8

10

25

-15

L L D L

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Latest EFL Championship Results

See the latest Championship scores, goal scorers, red cards, and match highlights updated live. For full match stats and in-depth analysis, refer to FBref Championship stats.

Team Form & Performance Trends

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Best Home Performers

Some clubs turn their home stadiums into fortresses. From Ipswich Town’s Portman Road to Leeds United’s Elland Road, see which teams are racking up the most home wins and points per game. Updated stats available on FBref Championship Team Stats.

Strongest Away Records

Winning on the road takes consistency and grit. Track which sides are performing best away from home, based on win percentage, goals scored, and clean sheets. Dive into full away form breakdowns on SoccerStats Championship Home/Away Form.

Streaks & Momentum

Want to know who’s on a hot streak or stuck in a rut? From unbeaten runs to losing skids, you’ll find key momentum trends here. Useful for predictions, betting, or just understanding the league’s rhythm. Form tables are updated regularly on SoccerStats Championship Form Table.

The Unpredictable Nature of the EFL Championship

The EFL Championship is widely regarded as one of the most unpredictable leagues in world football—often characterized by its late-season twists, playoff surprises, and fierce final-day drama. With a full season of 24 teams playing 46 matches, even small margins can determine promotion or relegation.

For a vivid example of this characteristic chaos, the English Football League’s own retrospective on “Five Sky Bet Championship memorable moments” highlights a range of dramatic upsets, goalkeeping heroics, and promotion-deciding results that capture why the league is so famously unpredictable

Historic Rivalries and Derby Days

Unlike many top leagues dominated by a few powerhouses, the Championship thrives on regional rivalries and tightly contested derbies. From the Steel City Derby (Sheffield Wednesday vs. Sheffield United) to the East Anglian Derby (Norwich vs. Ipswich), these clashes go beyond points—they’re battles for local pride. Even outside traditional rivalries, matches often feel like playoff encounters due to what’s at stake.

Iconic Stadiums Across England

The league features a blend of historic football grounds and modern arenas. Clubs like Sunderland (Stadium of Light), Leeds United (Elland Road), and Derby County (Pride Park) boast passionate fanbases and atmospheres that rival Premier League venues. Elland Road, for example, regularly sells out its 37,000+ seats and remains one of the loudest stadiums in the country.

Promotion Dreams & Relegation Threats

What makes the EFL Championship so intense is its split-stakes structure:

• The top two teams earn automatic promotion to the Premier League.
• Teams finishing in 3rd to 6th place enter the play-offs, where the winner secures the final promotion spot.
• At the other end, the bottom three clubs are relegated to League One—keeping tension high until the final game.

For the official format and rules, check out the EFL’s own guide on the Sky Bet Championship play-offs.

Clubs promoted from the Championship will join the top tier — see what’s waiting for them in the Premier League fixture hub.

Frequently Asked Questions