Coventry City travel to Middlesbrough on Tuesday night, with the game available to watch for Sky Blues fans remotely via iFollow or Sky Sports.
The action on Tuesday 27th October in the Sky Bet Championship at the Riverside Stadium will be available to stream live on iFollow.
Match Passes are available for £10, with revenue generated from iFollow helping to support the Sky Blues.
The game will also be available on the Red Button on Sky Sports Football Channel, alongside the other midweek matches in the Championship.
iFollow
To purchase a Match Pass, click here.
Our guide on how to buy a Match Pass can be seen here.
Once you have purchased, just log in to your iFollow account here and then head to the Match Centre - then just click 'WATCH LIVE NOW' to stream the game.
Coverage on iFollow is four camera coverage and includes in-game graphics, replays and commentary from BBC CWR.
The game is not included for Championship Club Season Ticket holders - these fans receive access for home games only, replicating what fans would normally receive as Season Ticket holders.
Remember - the quality of the iFollow stream will relate directly to your internet speed! If your feed is buffering, you can reduce the quality of the feed on iFollow
Sky Sports Red Button
The game is also available on the Red Button on the Sky Sports Football Channel.
This is one camera coverage, without replays, and commentary from Sky Sports.
Coventry City do not receive additional revenue from fans watching via this method. We are not able to provide any technical support for fans watching via the Red Button.
Technical help for iFollow
PIRACY:
The EFL and Coventry City are actively taking steps to prevent illegal streaming of matches to other fans via accounts on Facebook, YouTube etc,
Illegal streaming is depriving Coventry City of important revenue at a time when funds for the Club are already affected by the Coronavirus Pandemic, and when money received from iFollow is vital in providing support for the Football Club and Manager Mark Robins.
The EFL are actively looking to prosecute people caught streaming these games illegally.