The Championship season will resume on Saturday, June 20 with live coverage of Brentford’s London derby against Fulham.
The promotion-chasing sides are due to lock horns in the midday Championship offerings, which is followed by title-chasing West Brom taking on Birmingham City in the 3pm televised slot.
On Sunday, leaders Leeds United travel to tackle Cardiff City in the third live match of the weekend - rounding off the first three fixtures of the 30 that Sky Sports will be covering during the remainder of the season.
Nottingham Forest's clash with Huddersfield Town has also been picked for the bizarre kick-off time of 2.30 pm on Sunday, June 28.
The 78 Championship matches not broadcast live by Sky Sports will be available for clubs to stream on their websites to their own season ticket holders or at the cost of £10 per non-ticketed fan.
There will be a maximum of six games per club that can be selected to be shown live by Sky Sports, which will allow clubs who are selected the most often to offer a minimum of three matches via their own live streams.
All 15 play-off matches will be shown exclusively live on Sky Sports in the UK.
June 20 - Fulham v Brentford (12:30pm)
June 20 - West Brom v Birmingham City (3pm)
June 21 - Cardiff v Leeds (12pm)
June 26 - Brentford v West Brom (7.45pm)
June 27 - Preston v Cardiff (12:30pm)
June 27 - Leeds v Fulham (3pm)
June 28 - Bristol City v Sheffield Wednesday (12pm)
June 28 - Nottingham Forest v Huddersfield Town (2:15pm)
June 30 - Millwall v Swansea City (5pm)
July 1 - Preston v Derby (5pm)
July 2 - Hull v Middlesbrough (5pm)
