Dates confirmed for Bristol City's remaining Championship fixtures
Posted on: 08 Jun 2020The Robins will be looking to secure a play-off spot in their remaining nine matches.
The EFL released a full list of rescheduled Championship fixtures today (Monday 8 June), with the league set to get back underway this month after it was put on hold as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
With just nine matches left of the regular season, Bristol City will be looking to pick up maximum points from some tough fixtures if they're to have any hope of reaching the Premier League via this season's playoffs.
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City's first match in more than three months will see them travel to Ewood Park to take on fellow playoff chasers Blackburn, one of eleven fixtures due to take place as the league returns on Saturday 20 June.
From there, The Robins will play six matches in just over two weeks, coming up against playoff contenders Nottingham Forest and Cardiff City as well as Sheffield Wednesday, Hull City, Middlesbrough and Stoke City.
City's last away game of the 2019/20 season will see the side travel to Swansea on Saturday 18 July, before the final game of the season welcomes promotion rivals Preston North End to Ashton Gate on Wednesday 22 July.
Currently sat seventh in the table, just one point off Preston North End in the final promotion playoff place, Lee Johnson's side will need to hit the ground running to be in with a chance of scoring promotion this season.
With this season's remaining fixtures set to take place behind closed doors, Season Ticket holders are reminded that they'll be able to watch all nine of City's matches for free on Robins TV.
Unique voucher codes will be sent via email to Season Ticket holders, allowing them to access Robins TV broadcasts for the remainder of the season. Non-holders can also catch the action, with £10 matchday packages available for individual matches.
For more information and coverage of Bristol City's remaining fixtures, visit the club's website or check out their Facebook page.
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