The Sky Bet Championship will return on Saturday after more than three months away with Leeds United resuming their promotion bid a day later.
The second tier will follow the Premier League and kick back into action across Saturday and Sunday.
But how can fans watch their team's matches between now and the end of the season?
Sky Sports have already confirmed 18 matches for broadcast, as well as the play-offs, and there are more to come.
Clubs are also showing games on their streaming platforms, making sure supporters won't miss a beat even with games being played behind closed doors.
Here's how to tune in the Championship action on TV and online.
How to watch the Championship on Sky Sports?
Only customers with a Sky Sports subscription will be able to tune into Championship games via Sky Sports with none of the confirmed games being shown on their free-to-air channel, unlike the Premier League.
Subscribers will be able to tune in both on TV and on Sky Go.
Sky Sports is currently being offered at £18 per month for new or existing Sky customers on a 31-day rolling contract.
Every confirmed Championship fixture on Sky Sports so far
Sat June 20: Fulham vs Brentford - 12.30pm, West Brom vs Birmingham - 3pm
Sun June 21: Cardiff vs Leeds - 12pm
Fri June 26: Brentford vs West Brom - 7.45pm
Sat June 27: Preston vs Cardiff - 12.30pm, Leeds vs Fulham - 3pm
Sun June 28: Bristol City vs Sheff Wed - 12pm, Nottm Forest vs Huddersfield - 2.15pm
Tue June 30: Millwall vs Swansea - 5pm
Wed July 1: Preston vs Derby - 5pm
Thu July 2: Hull vs Middlesbrough - 5pm
Fri July 3: Charlton vs Millwall - 8.15pm
Sat July 4: Derby vs Nottingham Forest - 12.30pm, Bristol City vs Cardiff City - 3pm
Sun July 5: Swansea City vs Sheff Wed - 12pm
Tues July 7: Nottingham Forest vs Fulham - 5pm
Weds July 8: West Brom vs Derby - 5pm
Thurs July 9: Leeds vs Stoke - 5pm
Are the Championship playoffs being shown?
All five of the Championship playoff fixtures will be shown on Sky Sports.
The EFL confirmed on Friday that the first legs will take across July 26 and 27 with the second legs across July 29 and 30.
The final will be played on August 4 and all of those fixtures will be shown live on Sky Sports.
What about iFollow?
All the remaining Championship games are being shown on iFollow or clubs' equivalent streaming platforms for fans with codes via their season ticket, while match passes are also offered at £10 per match.*
*Services vary by club.
