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Barnsley vs Sheffield Wednesday TV Channel details
Everything you need to know to tune into the League One playoff final between Barnsley and Sheffield Wednesday on television.
Sheffield Wednesday are in playoff final action on Monday, and here we run you through how to catch the game on television.
When is Barnsley vs Sheffield Wednesday?
The League One playoff final between Barnsley and Sheffield Wednesday will take place on Monday, May 29 at Wembley Stadium.
The clash will kick off at 3pm UK time.
Is it on TV?
This game will be shown live on Sky Sports, both on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football.
Coverage on both channels will begin at 2pm, and it will conclude on both channels at 6pm. As usual, there will be punditry before and after the game live from Wembley Stadium. Sky Sports subscribers can also tune into the game through Sky’s live streaming service Sky Go.
Highlights details
Highlights of this fixture will be shown on Sky Sports News through the evening, while there will also be highlights available through Sky Sports’ YouTube channel, as well as the official channels of each of the clubs from Tuesday morning, at the latest.
Extended highlights will also be shown on a dedicated highlights show on ITV 4 from 10pm on Monday evening. The show will show extended highlights of the Championship, League One and League Two playoff finals.
What has Michael Duff said?
Speaking about Moore and Wednesday ahead of the game, Barnsley boss Michael Duff has told BBC Radio Sheffield: “Darren deserves loads of credit. He is a good manager full stop. Was he terrible when they got beat 4-0? No. And he’s become a better manager because of the belief he gave them.
“I saw the video of him in the dressing room and the things he showed them, it’s good management. There’s one thing he has done the whole season and that is keep his counsel. He is a good fella. I don’t know what he is like as a manager day-to-day but you take people as you find them. We’ve beaten them twice and both times he has been humble.”
What has Darren Moore said?
“We’ve got a supporter who’s set off from Australia, we’ve got supporters cutting holidays short. We’ll have 44,000 down there and that’s the passion I’m talking about. To the fans, thank you. Continue doing what you’re doing driving these players on because you are the 12th man.
“It’s great to hear tickets were quickly sold. It goes to show the appetite, love and passion fans have for the football club. It’s going to be a proud day for me in terms of coming out and seeing all the fans at Wembley.”
