The latest National League TV selections for August and September have been revealed ahead of the upcoming 2023/24 season.
TNT Sport are the National League’s official Broadcast Partner with games selected for live coverage will usually be televised on Saturday at 5.20pm or Tuesday/Wednesday at 7.45pm.
National League North and South games may also be up for broadcast across the season, adding further excitement when introduced in the 2022/23 season.
All National division playoff games will be covered by the channel, including the Promotion Final.
All non-Saturday fixtures will be available for UK & Ireland fans to stream on National League TV. Fans can purchase a Match Pass to access all games on the day.
Games picked for live television coverage on TNT Sport won’t be available on National League TV for domestic fans regardless of the kick-off time.
Another 6⃣ Vanarama National League games have been added to the @footballontnt schedule as September takes shape!
There’s also been a change to one of the games schedule in August 📺#TheVanarama | @Vanarama
— The National League (@TheVanaramaNL) July 24, 2023
NATIONAL LEAGUE STATEMENT:
After announcing no fewer than five live TNT Sports matches in the weekend’s opening four weeks, there’s even more ahead in a sizzling September.
Six games will be broadcast live in the campaign’s second month as a number of the division’s new arrivals come under the camera’s gaze.
We also see a schedule change in August due to league operation reasons.
The next batch of games begin with two regulars as the cameras head to Gateshead with Oldham Athletic well tipped for a tilt at promotion.
A week later, Bromley and Maidenhead United fall into focus before the nation sees how Kidderminster Harriers are settling back into Vanarama National League life. They face Solihull Moors on Saturday 16 September.
It’s a trip to last season’s surprise package Woking on the 23rd as ambitious York City look to put on a show.
The TNT Sports team return to Rochdale on Tuesday September 26 as title hopefuls Chesterfield come to town.
There’s still room for another game as promoted Oxford City and Altrincham, looking to earn an historic first EFL season, come together.
The season kicks-off on Saturday August 5 and Rochdale play Ebbsfleet United in the first TV pick of the new campaign.
Now on Saturday 12 there’s a new game – replacing Dagenham vs Southend United, we will now be seeing Bromley vs Barnet, both sides looking to go one better after falling short in the play-offs.
Chesterfield and Oldham Athletic follows a week later.
Returning clubs Hartlepool United and AFC Fylde meet on August 26 before a derby Bank Holiday collision when Eastleigh play host to Hampshire foes Aldershot Town.
All games will be shown live on TNT Sports 1.
LATEST PICKS:
Saturday, September 2 – Gateshead v Oldham Athletic (5.30pm)
Saturday, September 9 – Bromley v Maidenhead United (3pm)
Saturday, September 16 – Kidderminster Harriers vs Solihull Moors (5.30pm)
Saturday, September 23 – Woking v York City (12.30pm)
Tuesday, September 26 – Rochdale v Chesterfield (7.45pm)
ALREADY PICKED:
Saturday, August 5 – Rochdale v Ebbsfleet United (5.30pm)
Saturday, August 12 – Bromley v Barnet (5.30pm)
Saturday, August 19 – Chesterfield v Oldham Athletic (12.30pm)
Saturday, August 26 – Hartlepool United v AFC Fylde (5.30pm)
Monday, August 28 – Eastleigh v Aldershot Town (3pm)
Southend’s away tie with Dagenham & Redbridge on Saturday the 12th of August will no longer be televised on TNT Sports, and reverts to a 3pm kick-off. This is due to ‘operational reasons’.
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This is what fans said as the latest National League TV selections for August and September are confirmed…
@Adamo_001: Need more fleet games imo
@Diggerthedog1: Do BT sport know something the rest of league don’t?
@Dazzarogers: Financially, having that game on tv wasn’t in the best interest of our takings from the game.
@916connor_: oh fuck off man could it not be any other game, yet again fans not thought about 👍 #ycfc
Danny Clark: No halifax shocker!
@ReubenPeacock03: We are massive #rafc
@Tom_H_04: We really are the biggest club in this division aren’t we #RAFC
@samgoody23: Dagenham no longer on TV… what do they know that we don’t 😬
@Spikey1302: The Dagenham game being pulled of the Tv is a bit concerning 😬
@Gunners_PL23: Poor from @tntsports , taking a TV game away from a club who desperately need the income.
@LauraBlenes: Erm… Anyone have an explanation as to why? Understand if you don’t but someone out there must know
https://t.co/EsjzpDSNVK pic.twitter.com/xLbd4limHu
— ᑕᗩᗪᗴ ᗷᗩTᗴᘔ (@Cade__Bates) July 24, 2023
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