Carabao Cup, which will see the first four rounds played throughout September, to kick off new season
The fixtures for the 2020/21 EFL season will be revealed at 9am on Friday. Find out how you can follow the announcement with Sky Sports.
The campaigns in the Championship, League One and League Two will begin on September 12, as previously announced, while the regular seasons in all three divisions will conclude on May 8/9, 2021.
The Championship will feature 13 midweek match rounds, while League One and League Two will have 11 respectively due to the delayed start to the new season amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The season will conclude with the play-off finals to be held at Wembley Stadium over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend May 29-31, 2021.
Meanwhile, several changes have been implemented for the Carabao Cup competition next season.
The first four rounds will be held during the month of September, with the two-legged semi-finals being replaced by a single tie.
The first round of the competition - which will officially mark the start of the EFL season - is scheduled to take place on September 5, but due to the international window may be played on alternative dates.
The following three rounds will then be played on consecutive midweeks starting September 15/16.
Premier League sides will enter the competition in the second or third round if they have qualified for European competition.
The first-round draw has already taken place, with Barrow visiting Derby for their first game in the competition since เล่นบาคาร่าได้เงินจริง
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