2025 EFL Championship TV & Streaming Schedule

2025 EFL Championship TV & Streaming Schedule
2025 EFL Championship TV & Streaming Schedule

EFL Championship season 2024/25 started on August 9, 2024. Browse the English Championship schedule below for games from the English Football League shown on US streaming and TV.

EFL Championship TV schedule

All times Eastern.

Wednesday, February 19

Friday, February 21

Saturday, February 22

Sunday, February 23

Monday, February 24

Tuesday, February 25

Match schedules are subject to change at the last minute, so bookmark this page and revisit it often (and/or subscribe to our e-mail newsletter for daily updates).

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If you are interested in all how you can watch EFL championship matches on US TV and streaming, please consult our how to watch the EFL Championship guide.

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EFL History

The English Football League dates back to 1888, making it the oldest league competition in the world.

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After the game began to allow professionalism (paying players) in 1885, the first Football League season was played in 1888-89. By 1892, the Second Division was formed by absorbing the 12 teams from the rival Football Alliance.

In 1898, automatic promotion and relegation between the First and Second Divisions was added. This succeeded a system of test matches and/or election of clubs that was used prior.

After World War I, the Third Division started. Initially, this was individual north and south leagues. 1958 saw the expansion of the official Football League setup again. A single, nationwide third tier came to be and a Fourth Division joined the fray. For decades after that, 92 total clubs made up the Football League.

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But in the early 1990s, a major shakeup occurred that would change the face of club football forever. The 22 First Division clubs resigned from the Football League, in 1992, creating the Premier League. Promotion and relegation remained the same between the top division and the second (re-named the Football League First Division). In 1995 the EPL contracted to 20 clubs, relegating an extra two teams that season.

Since then, the EFL has consisted of 72 clubs. As of 2024, 68 of these clubs are in England, and the other four are in Wales.

In 2004, the remaining three divisions of the EFL again rebranded, this time to what we know today – the EFL Championship (2), League One (3), and League Two (4).

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The bottom two teams of League Two at the end of each season drop to the National League (division five). Wrexham AFC is one of the notable clubs that have recently won promotion back to the EFL.

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Courtesy of World Soccer Talk, download a complimentary copy of The Ultimate Soccer TV And Streaming Guide, which features details on where to watch all of the leagues from around the world on US TV and streaming.

To find out when soccer games are on, download the free Soccer TV Schedules App which includes listings of all of the live soccer matches available in the United States (available on Apple iOS devices and Android devices).

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