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Where to watch the Sky Bet Championship play-off fixtures this May. All kick-off times are UK (BST).

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Live EFL Play-Offs this May on Sky Sports

The regular Sky Bet Championship season has now come to an end, with the first legs of the play-off semi-finals being played this coming Sunday. Norwich City take on Leeds United and West Bromwich Albion lock horns with Southampton.

Sunday 12th May

With the regular season just ending, the Sky Bet Championship play-offs begin on the 12th May with both first legs on the same day.

Norwich City finished sixth place in the table and only just managed to secure a spot in the play-offs. They will host third-place Leeds United, who missed out on the automatic promotion places by six points.

The first-leg will be played at Carrow Road. Kick-off is at 12:00 on Sunday afternoon with the coverage starting from 11:00 live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football.

Thursday 16th May

The Sky Bet Championship second-leg fixtures start with Leeds United facing Norwich City at Elland Road. Kick off is at 20:00, with the coverage live on Sky Sports Football.

Both sides will be looking to confirm their places in the final on the night at Elland Road and book at place at Wembley, where they will be 90 minutes from the Premier League.

Friday 17th May

Southampton will host West Brom in their second-leg tie. The game will be played at St Mary's Stadium with kick-off at 20:00 and coverage again on Sky Sports Football.

Both teams will be looking to advance to the final, where Leeds or Norwich will await following the previous night's game.

Sunday 26th May

The Sky Bet Championship final will be played at Wembley Stadium. Coverage will be live on Sky Sports Football with kick-off taking place in its traditional 15:00 slot - other channels may be announced closer to the date.

The winner will join automatically promoted Leicester City and Ipswich Town in next year's Premier League.

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