Where to watch Portsmouth vs Sheffield Wednesday live stream, TV channel, time and line-ups for the EFL Championship game?

Portsmouth and Sheffield Wednesday will look to return to winning ways when they face off in their next EFL Championship game on Friday.

Pompey lost 2-0 to Cardiff City in their final EFL Championship game, which saw them drop to the bottom of the league standings and one of the early contenders for relegation.

Meanwhile, Sheffield Wednesday played to a goalless draw against Swansea City in their final Championship game, which saw them move up to 17th in the league table.

The Sports News looks at the key details ahead of this game, including how to watch the game, kick-off times and the latest line-up news.

Portsmouth vs Sheffield Wednesday Live stream, TV channel

Here’s how to watch this EFL Championship game in the US:

This game is available for live television broadcast on CBS Sports Network. Streaming options are available on Fubo (sign up for a 7-day FREE trial) and Paramount+.

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What time is it? Portsmouth vs Sheffield Wednesday start?

This EFL Championship game takes place at Fratton Park In Portsmouth, United Kingdomand it starts Friday, October 25th at 8:00 p.m local time.

This is how it translates in the US:

Portsmouth vs Sheffield Wednesday lineups, team news

Will Norris, Ibane Bowat, Conor Shaughnessy, Jacob FarrellAnd Colby Bishop remain sidelined due to ongoing injuries. What increases their suffering, Roman Schmid, Jordan WilliamsAnd Paddy Lane All sustained injuries in Tuesday’s defeat to Cardiff and are doubtful for the upcoming game.

You could see Schmid’s absence Jordan Archer is in goal for Portsmouth for the first time. Zak Swanson, Christian SaydeeAnd Kusini Yengi They are also expected to be given starting roles as the team struggles with its mounting injury problems.

Portsmouth predicted XI (4-2-3-1 right to left): Schmid (GK) – Swanson, Poole, McIntyre, Ogilvie – Pack, Potts – Lang, Saydee, Murphy – Yengi.

Injured: Norris, Bowat, Shaughnessy, Farrell, Bishop, Schmid (doubt), Williams (doubt), Lane (doubt)
Exposed: None

Sheffield Wednesday will miss their goalkeeper Ben Hamer and midfielder Nathaniel Chalobah due to their respective injuries. Added to this is the fitness of the central defender Michael Ihiekwe remains uncertain after missing the last two games with a hamstring problem, and he needs to be assessed before Friday’s game.

On a positive note, Josh Windass and Ike UgboBoth of whom played around 30 minutes in Tuesday’s draw against Swansea, could be fit enough to start this game as the visitors look to return to winning ways.

Sheffield Wednesday predicted XI (3-4-3 right to left): Beadle (GK) – Valery, Bernard, Famewo – Valentin, Charles, Bannan, Johnson – Gassama, Windass – Ugbo.

Injured: Chalobah, Musaba (doubt)
Exposed: No

Prediction for Portsmouth vs Sheffield on Wednesday

Sheffield Wednesday go into this game with a psychological advantage. They are unbeaten in their last five league games against Portsmouth.

The Owls should continue their unbeaten run in league games against Portsmouth, albeit winning by a narrow margin.

Forecast: Portsmouth 0-1 Sheffield Wednesday

EFL Championship fixture list this week

All times ET

Friday, October 25th

• Portsmouth vs Sheffield Wednesday (3pm)

Saturday, October 26th

• Bristol City vs Leeds United (7:30am)
• Coventry City vs Luton Town (7:30am)
• Watford vs Blackburn Rovers (7:30am)
• Burnley vs Queens Park Rangers (7:30am)
• Derby County vs Hull City (10:00am)
• Plymouth Argyle vs Preston North End (10:00am)
• Sheffield United vs Stoke City (10:00 a.m.)
• Sunderland vs Oxford United (10:00am)
• Swansea City vs Millwall (10:00am)
• West Brom vs Cardiff City (10:00 a.m.)

Sunday, October 27th

• Norwich City vs Middlesborough (10:00 a.m.)