When are the EFL Playoffs 2026? The question on every fans lips of every club that will be could be in the EFL playoffs. The last couple of weeks, across the leagues, a number of teams have dropped in and out of the playoffs and now it’s all come down to the last game of the season. It’s set to be a thrilling final day with plenty on the line at both ends of each table (apart from the Championship but the race for promotion makes up for that).
Across the EFL, only six teams who are currently in the playoff places are guaranteed a spot in the games of chance. The other six teams currently occupying the treasured places are not yet guaranteed a spot and will be battling it out in the end-of-season finale.
6th vs 3rd: Friday 8th May. Kick-off – 8pm
5th vs 4th: Saturday 9th May. Kick-off – 12:30pm
3rd vs 6th: Monday 11th May. Kick-off – 8pm
4th vs 5th: Tuesday 12th May. Kick-off – 8pm
6th vs 3rd: Saturday 9th May. Kick-off – 3pm
5th vs 4th: Saturday 9th May. Kick-off – 8pm
3rd vs 6th: Wednesday 13th May. Kick-off – 8pm
4th vs 5th: Thursday 14th May. Kick-off – 8pm
7th vs 4th: Sunday 10th May. Kick-off – 3pm
6th vs 5th: Sunday 10th May. Kick-off – 8pm
4th vs 7th: Friday 15th May. Kick-off – 7:15pm
5th vs 6th: Friday 15th May. Kick-off – 8pm
The Championship – Saturday 24th May, Wembley Stadium
League One – Sunday 25th May, Wembley Stadium
League Two – Monday 26th May, Wembley Stadium
All of the fixtures above will be show live on Sky Sports. Here’s to two weeks of absolute cinema. Long-live the EFL.