These are the dates that Sheffield Wednesday will play their remaining Championship fixtures

The dates for Sheffield Wednesday’s nine remaining Championship fixtures have been confirmed as the division
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Their first game back will be against promotion-chasing Nottingham Forest at Hillsborough on June 20 before a June 28 trip to Bristol Rovers, which will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.

The season will finish on a Wednesday evening, July 22, with a kick-off time to be confirmed.

Wednesday’s schedule in full is as follows;

Jacob Murphy is one of several players on loan at Sheffield Wednesday. (Photo by Lewis Storey/Getty Images)Jacob Murphy is one of several players on loan at Sheffield Wednesday. (Photo by Lewis Storey/Getty Images)
Jacob Murphy is one of several players on loan at Sheffield Wednesday. (Photo by Lewis Storey/Getty Images)

SWFC v Nottingham Forest | Saturday 20 June (3.00pm)

Bristol City v SWFC | Sunday 28 June (12 noon)

SWFC v West Brom | Wednesday 1 July (7.45pm)

Swansea v SWFC | Saturday 4 July (3.00pm)

SWFC v Preston | Tuesday 7 July (7.45pm)

QPR v SWFC | Saturday 11 July (3.00pm)

SWFC v Huddersfield | Tuesday 14 July (7.45pm)

Fulham v SWFC | Saturday 18 July (3.00pm)

SWFC v Middlesbrough | Wednesday 22 July (TBC)

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Supporters will not be able to attend the matches of course but it is understood that the matches will be available to watch all matches live on the club’s iFollow streaming service.

Garry Monk told media last week that the club are opting out of friendly matches against outside opposition prior to the restart, preferring to play inter-club friendlies.

He said: “I think from a health perspective, with this virus, why would you invite a group of people from outside into your sterile environment? I don’t see why you would do that. We’ll do it in-house, that’s the safest way in terms of player welfare and looking after ourselves.”

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