League Two on TV this weekend
Fri 11 Sept – Sun 13 Sept · 12 matches · 12 on TV · next kick-off 12:30
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Fri 11 Sept – Sun 13 Sept · 12 matches · 12 on TV · next kick-off 12:30
Every League Two football match this weekend with kick-off times in UK time, the TV channel and streaming options. 12 more matches kick off this weekend.
Sky Sports carries the Premier League, EFL Championship and more; TNT Sports has the Champions League, Europa League and selected Premier League games; BBC and ITV show FA Cup ties and international matches free-to-air; Amazon Prime Video has selected Premier League rounds. Open any fixture for its full broadcaster list, country by country.
Scores, minutes and goalscorers refresh automatically while matches are on - the same live feed that powers the MatchPal app and our Reddit and Discord match threads. No need to refresh.
Bookmark this page to find out what League Two football is on TV this weekend in one tap. It rolls forward automatically, and the fixtures page covers the whole week.
There are 12 League Two football matches this weekend, 12 of them on TV across channels including Sky Sports, TNT Sports, BBC, ITV and Amazon Prime Video. The fixtures above show the kick-off time and channel for every match.
Sky Sports shows the Premier League and EFL, TNT Sports has the Champions League and Europa League plus selected Premier League games, BBC and ITV carry FA Cup and international matches free-to-air, and Amazon Prime Video has selected Premier League rounds. Each fixture above names the channel showing it in your country.
Not right now. The next match kicks off at 12:30 UK time on Saturday.
The first remaining kick-off is at 12:30 UK time on Saturday. All kick-off times on this page are UK time.
Sky Sports needs a Sky Sports subscription or NOW membership, TNT Sports needs a TNT Sports subscription (via Discovery+ or included with some BT and EE packages), Amazon Prime Video needs a Prime membership, and BBC and ITV are free-to-air with a TV licence. Open any fixture for its full list of broadcasters by country.
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