The final day of the League One 2025/26 certainly delivered on drama but nothing matches the excitement of the EFL play-offs
Four teams – Stockport County, Bradford City, Bolton Wanderers, and Stevenage – are set to give it all to punch their ticket for Wembley and a shot at promotion to the Championship.
Third-place Stockport travel to the Lamex Stadium to face Stevenage, who secured sixth with a last-minute winner on the final day, in the first of two first-leg clashes on Saturday.
Later that evening, fifth-place Bolton Wanderers will look to land the first blow against fourth-place Bradford City when they welcome them to Toughsheet Stadium.
Fans won’t want to miss a minute and they don’t have to – with every game live on Sky Sports.
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League One play-offs TV schedule 2025/26
All UK time. Subject to change.
Semi-final first leg
Saturday 9 May
- Stevenage v Stockport County (3pm) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Football
- Bolton Wanderers v Bradford City (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Semi-final second legs
Wednesday 13 May
- Stockport County v Stevenage (8pm) Sky Sports TBC
Thursday 14 May
- Bradford City v Bolton Wanderers (8pm) Sky Sports TBC
Final
Sunday 24 May
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