The latest EFL TV selections have been confirmed for October with the season now in full swing and plans now can be made for the upcoming weeks.
14 fixtures throughout the EFL in October will be broadcast live on Sky Sports, with some standout games taking centre stage.
Coventry City entertain AFC Bournemouth on Friday 2 October in the first confirmed TV fixture in the month, before Norwich welcome Derby County to Carrow Road in the Championship lunchtime kick-off on Saturday 3 October.

As we progress on through the month we see action from Sky Bet League One as Fleetwood Town take on Hull City, as well as action from Sky Bet League Two as EFL new boys Harrogate Town travel to Bradford City.
Towards the end of the month we see a West Midlands derby take place at the City Ground as Nottingham Forest and Derby County lock horns in what will be the 107th instalment of one of the biggest games for Forest and Rams supporters.
LATEST EFL TV SELECTIONS:
Fri 2 Oct – Coventry v Bournemouth, 6pm
Sat 3 Oct – Norwich v Derby, 12:30pm
Fri 9 Oct – Fleetwood v Hull, 7:45pm
Mon 12 Oct – Bradford v Harrogate, 7:45pm
Fri 16 Oct – Derby v Watford, 7:45pm
Sat 17 Oct – Preston v Cardiff, 12pm
Tue 20 Oct – Norwich v Birmingham, 7:45pm
Tue 20 Oct – Millwall v Luton, 7:45pm
Wed 21 Oct – Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford, 7:45pm
Fri 23 Oct – Nottingham Forest v Derby, 7:45pm
Sat 24 Oct – Watford v Bournemouth, 12:30pm
Tue 27 Oct – Wycombe v Watford, 7:45pm
Tue 27 Oct – Swansea v Stoke, 7:45pm
Wed 28 Oct – Luton v Nottingham Forest, 7:45pm
ALREADY PICKED:
Friday 11 September – Watford v Middlesbrough, 19:45
Saturday 12 September – Birmingham City v Brentford, 12:30
Sunday 13 September – Ipswich Town v Wigan Athletic, 12:00
Friday 18 September – Coventry City v Queens Park Rangers, 19:45
Saturday 19 September – Nottingham Forest v Cardiff City, 12:30
Friday 25 September – AFC Bournemouth v Norwich City, 19:45
Saturday 26 September – Wycombe Wanderers v Swansea City, 12:30
EFL Chief Executive David Baldwin said: “There is no argument that attending live matches is what the League, its Clubs and fans want to see and, clearly, the overriding objective is to get supporters back into stadiums as soon as it is safe to do so. In the meantime, this framework allows our Clubs, if they so wish, to reward their most loyal supporters by providing what we hope is only short-term access to watch their matches.
“It’s important that whilst the doors remain fully, or part shut, we ensure there is the ability for fans of all EFL Clubs to be able to gain access and watch their team and I would like to take this opportunity to thank Sky Sports for their support in this matter. Collectively, it’s not our preferred situation but given the circumstances COVID has presented us it gives us a temporary option whilst we finalise our plans for fans returning.”
Fans reacted to the latest EFL TV selections being confirmed for October…
League 1 and 2 are getting immense coverage as usual ????
— cafc___ (@cafc___) September 18, 2020
There are two other EFL leagues
— Morgan (@morganlewis23) September 18, 2020
You may as well pretend league 1 & 2 don’t exist, you certainly don’t care about the clubs in those leagues.
— Simon Davies ?️? (@MyNameIsSimon88) September 18, 2020
Should be Watford v Luton in there.
— Burdy3 (@RichardBurdett3) September 18, 2020
When Barnsley are 6th at Christmas sky will be all over us ??
— Zzak.watson (@watson_zzak) September 18, 2020
Same teams over and over again. Typical Sky
— Rovers Lad (@LadRovers) September 18, 2020
— Jack (@jackainleyy) September 18, 2020
Let us sign players #CAFC
— H (@Charlton_H) September 18, 2020

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