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Sky Sports' EFL coverage is changing... so what does it mean for fans of Swindon Town?

Be prepared for kick-offs on a Friday night, Monday night, Saturday lunchtime and evening, and Sunday early afternoon. Its impact, both in terms of broadcast revenue and on matchday attendance, will only be felt in time.

26.07.24, 08:37 5 Min Read

by Sam MorsheadEditor

Sky Sports and the EFL are about to deliver the biggest shakeup to the lower-league calendar in years. Are you ready for it?

A new broadcast deal comes into effect next season, whereby Sky will take ownership of the streaming of EFL games.

More than 1,000 matches a year will be shown on the new Sky Sports + platform, with the old iFollow club streaming system turned off for UK audiences.

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