The Play-offs: When, Who and where can I watch?
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We’ve seen fansrejoicing at automatic promotion and agonise at their clubs relegation thispast weekend.
So as the season comes to the end, it’s the playoffs thattake centre-stage. While fans get excited over the thrills and spills, it’s thegaffers that try to avoid the ‘P word’ all season.
But as we come to the crunch – there’s no hiding theimportance of promotion, with three games separating each team fromoverwhelming delight or utter despair.
That being said, let’s have a look who’s made it and how youcan catch all the play-off action live.
When are the play-offs?
Championship
Tuesday,May 14: West Brom vs Aston Villa (8pm)
Wednesday,May 15: Leeds vs Derby (7.45pm)
Monday, May 27: Championship final (3pm)
Promotion odds:
Leeds – 9/5
West Brom – 7/2
Derby – 9/2
League One
Thursday, May 16: Portsmouth vsSunderland (7.45pm)
Friday, May 17: Charlton Athleticvs Doncaster Rovers (7.45pm)
Sunday,May 26: League Onefinal (3pm)
Promotion odds:
Charlton – 9/4
Portsmouth – 12/5
Sunderland – 12/5
Doncaster – 4/1
League Two
Sunday, May 12: Mansfield Town vsNewport County (6pm)
Monday, May 13: Forest Green Roversvs Tranmere Rovers (7.35pm)
Saturday, May 25: League Two final (3pm)
Promotion odds:
Mansfield Town – 6/5
Forest Green Rovers – 5/2
Tranmere Rovers – 11/4
Newport County – 4/1
What TV channel are the EFL Play-offs on?
All the playoff matches will be shown live by Sky Sports andfans can live stream via the Sky Go app on mobiles, tablets and PCs.
Sky Sports passes are available from NowTV.
View the latest EFL odds.
All odds and markets correct as of the date of publication
