Six more Town games have been picked for live Sky Sports coverage, including the derby at home to Norwich City, which has moved to Sunday 5th October with a midday kick-off.

The Canaries’ visit had been scheduled for the previous day. A fortnight later, following the international break, the Blues’ trip to Middlesbrough has moved to Friday 17th October with an 8pm start.

A week later, Sky will be back at Portman Road for the West Brom game, Saturday 25th October with the game getting under way at 12.30pm.

On Friday 28th November, the Blues visit Oxford United with an 8pm kick-off.

The Boxing Day match at Millwall will kick-off at 1pm and the game at Coventry City three days later will now start at 6pm.

All the live Sky games until the weekend if 10th January 2026 have now been announced.

In addition to those matches, the opening weekend game at Birmingham City on Friday 8th August (KO 8pm), the Carabao Cup tie at Bromley on Tuesday 12th August (also 8pm), at home to Southampton on Sunday 17th August (12pm) and against Sheffield United at Portman Road on Friday 12th September (KO 8pm) had already been selected by Sky.

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Maccaisgod added 19:21 - Jul 29 I'm going on my moped again as snow looks less likely.
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Edmundo added 19:26 - Jul 29 Oh for the day that football in England gets back to sanity, the billionaires stop laundering $ through the top clubs, and agents stop creaming off the top 5%. All this money is not helping our game or our country: grassroots football gets bu%%er all and the money flows out of our economy and into the pockets of a select few in their tax havens.
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andehpandeh added 00:44 - Jul 30 How on earth am I going to be able to attend literally any of those away matches without taking days off (along with the Bristol and Hull midweeks)? This is ludicrous
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Linkboy13 added 10:44 - Jul 30 The TV money has only made it better for arm chair fans not for the real fans. Couldn't care less if the Premier league is the best in the world give the football back to the fans.
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docsavage52 added 14:53 - Jul 30 a nationwide campaign should be started to limit the number of games sky can interfere with. As has been said, there is no consideration given to fans who are the back bone of any club in any league. Throw in the derby games always getting changed to whip up even more friction between fans.
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