Sky Sports+ gives you more choice with new live streams and a dedicated channel at no extra cost.

This year Sky Sports+ will bring you:

4 times more EFL matches, including every Carabao Cup fixture & all 72 teams featured over 20 times a season.
Every match from the men’s Rugby Super League and coverage from the ATP & WTA Tours, US Open, PGA Tour and more
Giving you exclusive access to Sky’s greatest sports documentaries at least 2 weeks before anyone else

Sky Sports+ will be included in a full Sky Sports subscription at no extra cost. For contract-free access to all Sky Sports channels.

If you have the Sky Sports Premier League, Football, Golf, Action, Cricket, or F1 pack, you’ll need to upgrade to the full Sky Sports package to access Sky Sports+.

If you already have a full Sky Sports subscription, you’re all set! Sky Sports+ will automatically be added to your current Sky experience on Sky Glass, Sky Stream and Sky Q,.

However, if you have a single sports pack subscription, you’ll need to upgrade to the full Sky Sports pack to enjoy Sky Sports+.

Sky+ customers with a full Sky Sports subscription will receive the new Sky Sports+ channel at no extra cost. While Sky+ doesn’t support the additional live streams, you can still enjoy them on your mobile or tablet through the Sky Sports app.

If you are a current Sky+ customer, you have the option to upgrade to Sky Q at no extra cost, or you can choose to stay with your existing Sky+ box package

Up to 6 users can log in to the Sky Sports app, however only two fixtures can be streamed at the same time. Further detail can be found here

You can access Sky Sports+ on your smartphone or tablet by downloading the Sky Sports app.

The Sky Sports app is currently not available on any gaming consoles.

For the best streaming experience with Sky Sports+, we recommend the following broadband speeds:

Standard Definition (SD) – 3 Mb/s High Definition (HD) – 25 Mb/s Ultra High Definition (UHD) – 30 Mb/s

For games broadcast on our existing TV channels, Sky Sports will use a minimum of eight cameras to cover each match. For matches available to stream, you’ll enjoy Sky commentary with a minimum of four cameras for Championship and League One matches, and at least two cameras for League Two matches.

Sky Sports and the EFL are committed to continuously improving the viewing experience for our customers.