How to watch Birmingham City games on TV & stream live online
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How to watch & stream Birmingham City games on TV & online
Birmingham City's Championship games, besides other competitions such as the FA Cup and Carabao Cup, will be shown on Sky Sports in the United Kingdom (UK), with streaming available on Sky Go.
Paramount+ have the rights to show several of Birmingham's matches across competitions in the United States (US).
The occasional game is shown on TNT Sports in the United Kingdom, while also being made available to stream on discovery+.
Some games are also available to stream live on BluesTV - the club's official video streaming service, which also posts highlights.
U.S. TV channel & stream:
Paramount+
UK TV channel & stream:
Sky Sports / TNT Sports / ITV & BBC
Highlights (international):
YouTube
Does Birmingham City offer an iFollow subscription?
Birmingham City have not opted for the iFollow service, access to the live online feeds will only be through the club's official video streaming service.
Upcoming Birmingham City games on TV
Date
Competition
Game
Kick-off time
08/13/2025
Carabao Cup
Birmingham vs Sheffield United
3:00 pm ET / 8:00 pm BST
08/16/2025
Championship
Blackburn Rovers vs Birmingham
10:00 am ET / 3:00 pm BST
08/23/2025
Championship
Birmingham vs Oxford United
10:00 am ET / 3:00 pm BST
08/29/2025
Championship
Leicester City vs Birmingham
3:00 pm ET / 8:00 pm BST
09/13/2025
Championship
Stoke City vs Birmingham
10:00 am ET / 3:00 pm BST
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