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Sheffield United vs Cardiff City: Where to watch the match online, live stream, TV channels & kick-off time

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How to watch Sheffield United against Cardiff City in the Championship in the USA, as well as the kick-off time and team news.

Sheffield United and Cardiff City will battle for their own respective causes at either ends of the Championship table when the two teams face off at Bramall Lane on Saturday.

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The hosts would like to join Burnley, against whom they lost 2-0 earlier this week, as the second team to earn Premier League promotion from the automatic promotion spots. Paul Heckingbottom's men are currently five points clear of third-placed Luton Town with a game in hand compared to the chasing pack.

On the other hand, Cardiff City will want to make their advantage of having a game in hand over fellow relegation-threatened sides as they aim to bounce back from a 0-1 loss against Sunderland.

GOAL brings you details on how to watch the game on TV in the U.S., as well as how to stream live online.

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    Kick-off time

    Game: Sheffield United vs Cardiff City
    Date: April 15, 2023
    Kick-off: 7:30am EDT
    Venue: Bramall Lane

    The Championship game between Sheffield United and Cardiff City is scheduled for April 15, 2023, at Bramall Lane in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England.

    It will kick off at 7:30am EDT in the USA.

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    How to watch Sheffield United vs Cardiff City online – TV channels & live streams

    TV channels & streaming options

    Country TV channel Live stream
    U.S. N/A ESPN+

    In the United States (USA), the game can be watched live on ESPN+.

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    Team news & squads

    Sheffield United team news

    Sheffield United goalkeeper Wes Foderingham was sent off against Burnley, and as a result is out suspended, with Adam Davies in goal.

    The likes of Enda Stevens, Max Lowe and Rhys Norrington-Davies make up the injury list, thus pushing George Baldock to the left side of defence.

    In midfield, Heckingbottom may replace Oliver Norwood withSander Berge, with James McAtee starting alongside Tommy Doyle.

    Oli McBurnie and Iliman Ndiaye should continue in attack.

    Sheffield United possible XI: Davies; Ahmedhodzic, Egan, Robinson; Bogle, Berge, Doyle, McAtee, Baldock; McBurnie, Ndiaye

    Position Players
    Goalkeepers Davies
    Defenders Egan, O'Connell, Clark, Basham, Robinson, Baldock, Bogle, Starbuck
    Midfielders Berge, McAtee, Doyle, Norwood, Fleck, Coulibaly, Osborn, Ndiaye
    Forwards Brewster, McBurnie, Jebbison, Sharp, Osula

    Cardiff City team news

    Callum O'Dowda and Callum Robinson are absent through injuries, but Kion Etete is in contention after recovering from a hamstring injury.

    Sabri Lamouchi is bound to stick with Sory Kaba in attack, while Joe Ralls will be looking to replace either Romaine Sawyers or Ryan Wintle in midfield.

    Cardiff City possible XI: Allsop; Ng, McGuinness, Kipre, Romeo; Philogene, Ralls, Wintle, Ojo; Kaba, Wickham

    Position Players
    Goalkeepers Allsop, Alnwick
    Defenders Kipre, McGuiness, Simpson, Denham, Collins, Bagan, Ng, Romeo, Daley-Campbell, Sang
    Midfielders Wintle, Rinomhota, Ralls, Adams, Colwill, Sawyers, Philogene, Ojo, Whyte
    Forwards Davies, Kaba, Harris, Etete, Wickham

    Head-to-head record

    Date Result Competition
    November 12, 2022 Cardiff City 0-1 Sheffield United Championship
    April 23, 2022 Sheffield United 1-0 Cardiff City Championship
    December 4, 2021 Cardiff City 2-3 Sheffield United Championship
    April 3, 2018 Sheffield United 1-1 Cardiff City Championship
    August 16, 2017 Cardiff City 2-0 Sheffield United Championship
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    Useful links

    • Championship standings table

    • Live soccer on TV in the U.S.

    • Championship play-offs: Everything you need to know