EFL Championship final schedule: When do Sunderland and Sheffield United play for Premier League promotion?

Sunderland and Sheffield United meet on 24 May to determine the last place in the Premier League and all action can be seen Paramount+. They will be looking for Leeds United and Burnley in the Premier League next season, but both have had very different ways here.

Sheffield United was last in the Premier League in the 2023-24 season, were banned after having admitted a record of 104 goals, while Sunderland seems to be recovered from relegated in 2017. The black cats took a tumbling, completely landed in competition, but now back in the championship, they bloom among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players, among young players among young players among young players among young players among young players, among young players among young players among young players have among young players among young players among young players among young players, among young players’ ham.

Despite the end of the championship season in a bit of a rut, Sunderland was able to return with an extra time winner of Center Back Ballard to make the final, while Sheffield United brought six goals along Bristol City to find their way to the final. Chris Wilder is an experienced manager and much of this Sheffield United Core was with the team in the Premier League, which will make it a tough sled for a young Sunderland side in the final, but everything can happen as soon as a team makes it to Wembley. The Premier League calls on someone.

History has already been made in the EFL with Leeds United who conquers the championship title about Burnley about goal difference, but what is even more amazing is that both clubs have collected 100 points. It is the first time ever that two clubs have collected 100 points in the same division. Together with the Centurian season of Birmingham City, where they broke a world record for most points in a season with 111, this is also the most teams ever to collect 100 points in the EFL at the same time.

Let’s see how the EFL shook and the playoff schedules, all of which can be seen Paramount+ :

Promoted to the Premier League

Qualified for play -offs of championship

• Bristol City
• Sheffield United
• Coventry City
• Sunderland

Championship Playoff schedule

Thursday 8 May

• Bristol City 0, Sheffield United 3

Friday 9 May

• Coventry City 1, Sunderland 2

Monday 12 May

• Sheffield United 3, Bristol City 0

Tuesday 13 May

• Sunderland 0, Coventry City 1 (Sunderland goes 3-2 after extra time)

Saturday 24 May

• Sheffield United vs. Sunderland, 10.00 am et (Paramount+))

Exiled to League One

• Luton Town
• PLYMouth Argyle
• Cardiff City

Promoted to the championship

Qualified for League One Play -Futs

• Stockport County
• Charlton Athletic
• Wycombe Wanderers
• Leyton Orient

League One Play -Off scheme

Saturday 10 May

• Leyton Orient 2, stockport County 2

Sunday 11 May

• Wycombe Wanderers 0, Charlton Athletic 0

Wednesday 14 May

• Stockport County 1, Leyton Orient 1 (Leyton Orient progress after punishment)

Thursday 15 May

• Charlton Athletic 1, Wycombe Wanderers 0

Sunday 25 May

• Charlton vs. Leyton Orient, 8 hours et (Paramount+))

Banished to League Two

• Cambridge United
• Shrewsbury Town
• Bristol Rovers
• Crawley Town

Promoted to League One

• Doncaster Rovers
• Port vale
• Bradford City

Qualified for play -offs from League Two

• Walsall
• AFC Wimbledon
• Notts County
• Chesterfield

League Two Playoff schedule

Sunday 11 May

• Chesterfield 0, Walsall 2
• Notts County 0, AFC Wimbledon 1

Friday, May 16

• Walsall vs. Chesterfield, 3 p.m. et (Paramount+))

Saturday 17 May

• AFC Wimbledon vs. Notts County, 7:30 am (Paramount+))

Monday 26 May

Exiled to the National League