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How to Watch Cheltenham Town vs Rotherham United: Full TV Guide

Cheltenham Town will be eager to kick off their League Two campaign with a victory as they host Rotherham United, recently relegated, at their home ground. The Robins are keen to bounce back following their Carabao Cup defeat against Charlton Athletic.

The match between Cheltenham Town and Rotherham United will be aired live on Sky Sports+, ensuring fans can watch the action from the comfort of their homes. This fixture is part of a comprehensive opening weekend schedule across the Championship, League One, and League Two, with every game broadcast live on Sky Sports.

The weekend of football kicks off on Friday, 14 August, with Wolves facing Blackburn, and concludes on Monday, 17 August, featuring Wrexham’s trip to Cardiff. Throughout the season, Sky Sports will showcase over 1,000 EFL, Carabao Cup, and EFL Trophy matches, with each of the 72 EFL clubs appearing live at least 20 times.

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Viewers can access all games on Sky Sports and Sky Sports+ via the NOW streaming service and Sky Sports App. Those without a Sky Sports subscription can purchase a NOW Sports Membership through the NOW app, available on a wide range of devices including TV, mobile, tablet, computer, console, and streaming devices.

Key details for the match:

  • Date: Saturday, 15 August
  • Kick-off: 3pm
  • Broadcast: Live on Sky Sports+

For those unable to attend the stadium, GloucestershireLive will be providing live blogging throughout the match. Coverage includes pre-match build-up, team news, real-time play-by-play updates, post-match reaction, statistics, analysis, interviews, and highlights.

Additionally, audio commentary packages are available to supporters both within the UK and internationally, ensuring fans can follow the game wherever they are.