Swansea City restart the 2019/20 Championship campaign against Middlesbrough this weekend.
The Swans have been out of action for more than three months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Steve Cooper's men take on Jonathan Woodgate's Boro side at the Riverside Stadium on Saturday lunchtime.
Given that the remaining 108 regular season fixtures - along with the 15 play-off games across the EFL's three divisions - will be played behind-closed-doors, an agreement has been made for all matches to be screened live in a bid to ensure fans can watch all of the action.
Sky Sports will show 30 regular Championship season games live, along with all five of the league's play-off fixtures, including the final on Sunday, August 2.
Two of Swansea's upcoming matches will be shown live on Sky, while further fixtures could be screened by the broadcaster too.
The away clash with Millwall on Tuesday, June 30 and the visit of Garry Monk's Sheffield Wednesday on Sunday, July 5 will both be available to watch on Sky Sports.
The Main Event (channel 401) and Football (channel 403) channels will show Championship fixtures. You can purchase all of Sky Sports’ channels for £23-per-month, or you could buy an individual channel for £18-per-month.
Sky's midweek red button service will not operate as it did prior to lockdown, although as a compromise, fans can watch their team's matches on their own club's streaming service.
It means all nine of Swansea's games over the run-in will be available to watch on SwansTV. The club channel will exclusively show the game against Middlesbrough given that it has not been selected for TV coverage. Kick-off is at 12:30pm.
Season ticket holders who have opted for access to SwansTV as part of their refund option will be able to watch all remaining games at no extra cost. Non-season ticket holders can pay a one off fee of £10 per game. The full details are here.
Swansea City fixtures
Middlesbrough v Swansea City – Saturday, June 20 (12:30pm)
Swansea City v Luton Town – Saturday, June 27 (12:30pm)
Millwall v Swansea City – Tuesday, June 30 (5pm) - Live on Sky Sports
Swansea City v Sheffield Wednesday – Sunday, July 5 (12pm) - Live on Sky Sports
Birmingham City v Swansea City – Wednesday, July 8 (6pm)
Swansea City v Leeds United – Sunday, July 12 (3pm)
Nottingham Forest v Swansea City – Wednesday, July 15 (6pm)
Swansea City v Bristol City – Saturday, July 18 (3pm)
Reading v Swansea City – Wednesday, July 22 (tbc)
All kick-off times and dates subject to change.
