The EFL play-off finals for the 2025/26 season will take place across the Bank Holiday weekend from 23 to 25 May at Wembley Stadium. The winners of the Championship, League One and League Two finals will secure promotion to the league above, while the losers remain in their current division.
Each club manages its own ticket allocation, typically offering tickets first to season ticket holders and club members before any general sale. Fans are advised to check their club's website for the latest information. Official match tickets are also available via Seat Unique, which offers VIP and hospitality packages including premium seats, complimentary food and drink, and access to exclusive areas.
Seat Unique packages start at £499 per person for the League One and League Two finals, and £799 for the Championship final. Prices may fluctuate closer to the match. Some packages provide access to neutral areas where fans of both teams may be present. Wembley Stadium also sells its own hospitality packages with similar benefits.
All three finals will be broadcast live on Sky Sports, available on its main channels and via the Sky Sports app. Sky's Ultimate TV and Sky Sports bundle, priced at £44 per month, includes access to over 1,400 live matches across the Premier League and EFL, plus subscriptions to Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+ and more. Existing Sky TV customers can add Sky Sports from £22 per month.
