Is Cardiff vs Leeds on TV? Channel, live stream, kick-off time and team news for Championship match – The Sun

AFTER over three months off, Leeds finally get to resume their push for Championship promotion today.

And the Whites have already had a massive boost this weekend, with Brentford's 2-0 win at Fulham giving them the chance to move ten points clear of third position.

The Bluebirds will be no pushovers though and are chasing a playoff position themselves – and memorably came from 3-0 down to earn a draw in the reverse fixture.

What time does Cardiff vs Leeds kick off?

  • Leeds will be travelling to Cardiff on Sunday, June 21.
  • Kick-off is at 12pm BST.
  • The match will be played behind closed doors, as is the case for every remaining English Football League game.

What TV channel is Cardiff vs Leeds on and can I live stream it?

  • You can catch this game live on Sky Sports Football.
  • Sky customers can stream using Sky Go on their mobile, tablet, games console or PC.
  • While non-Sky subscribers can also watch on the move by grabbing a NOW TV pass from just £9.99.

What is the team news?

Leeds' January signing Jean-Kevin Augustin is feeling the effects of a hamstring injury and may not be fit to feature.

Adam Forshaw had an injury back in February that effectively ended his season, so he is still not available.

Kalvin Phillips is back fit and available for selection but stopper Kiko Casilla remains suspended for the next six matches.

Cardiff will be without Jazz Richards due to a calf injury.

The Bluebirds will also have to make do without Greg Cunningham and Isaac Vassell as they are not match fit.

Lee Tomlin and Nathaniel Mendez-Laing had knocks before the lockdown but are back available for the late-season playoff push.

Match odds

  • Cardiff to win – 21/5
  • Draw – 14/5
  • Leeds to win – 8/13
  • Both teams to score – 4/5
  • Bamford to score anytime and to be shown a card – 10/1

*All odds from Ladbrokes and correct at time of publication

  • Leeds United get their campaign back underway this afternoon with a tricky trip to South Wales to face Neil Harris' Cardiff City.

    With West Bromwich Albion failing to beat Birmingham City yesterday, Marcelo Bielsa's side could go three points clear at the top of the Championship table with victory.

    And with Fulham losing to local rivals Brentford late on, three points would also put the Whites on the brink of promotion – ten points clear of Scott Parker's team in third with eight games left to play.

    Doing so won't be easy, however, with Cardiff still chasing promotion dreams of their own.

    Prior to the coronavirus-enforced break, the Bluebirds defeated Barnsley 2-0 to go within just two points of Preston North End in the final playoff spot.

    The Cardiff City Stadium has become something of a fortress this season, with Harris' men having lost only two of 18 matches there.

    And Leeds' task will be made all the more difficult by the absence of a trio of high-profile players.

    Adam Forshaw will miss the remainder of the season with a hip injury, while Pablo Hernandez isn't set to return to full training until Wednesday.

    January signing Jean-Kevin Augustin, who has so far made just three appearances for Leeds, is on a personal fitness regime and is not yet ready to play.

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