Luton Town vs Sunderland: Where and how to watch in India, USA, UK and Nigeria?

The Black Cats head into the second leg of the playoffs with a 2-1 advantage
The EFL Championship qualification process is simple – the top 2 teams get promoted automatically. While teams from position 3 to 6 battle it out in knockout mode to reserve the last seat for the upcoming PL season.
Sunderland already have an upper hand as they travel to Kenilworth Road stadium for the away leg. Although away side Luton Town did open the game with a goal in the first leg. It was Sunderland FC that emerged victorious at the final whistle.
Luton Town were knocked out by Huddersfield Town in last years play-offs and are on the verge of another one this season.
“There’s still a long way to go in this, and I still believe.” – Rob Edwards, Manager Luton Town FC
When and where will the Luton Town vs Sunderland take place?
The EFL Championship Play-Offs 2022-23 clash between Luton Town vs Sunderland will be on Tuesday, 16 May 2023 at 8 pm BST; Wednesday, 17 May 2023 at 12:30 am IST and will be played at Kenilworth Road.
Where and how to watch the live telecast of Luton Town vs Sunderland in India?
The EFL Championship Play-Offs 2022-23 clash between Luton Town vs Sunderland will not be telecasted in India.
Where and how to live stream Luton Town vs Sunderland in India?
You can live stream the EFL Championship Play-Offs 2022-23 clash between Luton Town vs Sunderland on Fancode.
Where and how to watch the live telecast of Luton Town vs Sunderland in UK?
You can live stream the EFL Championship Play-Offs 2022-23 clash between Luton Town vs Sunderland on BT Sport, BT Sports App.
Where and how to watch the Live telecast of Luton Town vs Sunderland in USA?
You can live stream the EFL Championship Play-Offs 2022-23 clash between Luton Town vs Sunderland on ESPN+.
Where and how to live stream Luton Town vs Sunderland in Nigeria?
Live streaming of the matches in Nigeria will be on SuperSport.
Hardik is a journalist and Senior Assistant Editor at Khel Now. A graduate of Maharaja Agrasen College, Delhi University, he brings a versatile skill set to the table with experience in writing, editing, and on-camera work. A passionate follower of Manchester United, Lewis Hamilton, and CM Punk. He combines his love for sports with sharp editorial insight.
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