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Leeds clash selected for Sky TV coverage
Thursday, January 11th 2018
City’s trip to Leeds United has been moved to Sunday, February 18th (4.30pm kick-off) for live broadcast on Sky Sports.
With both clubs in the Sky Bet Championship play-offs currently, it’s no surprise the contest has been chosen for coverage by the broadcaster.
It will be the club’s tenth Sky TV game of the season.
Subsequently, to aid recovery time, City’s next two matches have been moved on a day - although for clarity neither will be screened live.
Lee Johnson’s side will now host Fulham on Wednesday, February 21st (7.45pm kick-off) and travel to Cardiff City for the Severnside derby on Sunday, February 25th (12noon kick-off).
Meanwhile, the home games with QPR (January 27th) and Sunderland (February 10th) have both been selected for international broadcast and, therefore, a video stream won’t be available on BCTV+. Extended highlights from both matches will feature on Channel 5's late night show.
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