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EFL fixtures: West Ham go to Burnley, Wolves host Blackburn in Championship openers

Football | The Guardian

Football | The Guardian

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June 25, 2026

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EFL fixtures: West Ham go to Burnley, Wolves host Blackburn in Championship openers

League One: Notts Co v Leicester, Barnsley v BromleyYork return to League Two with visit of Bristol RoversWolves will launch the Championship season at home to Blackburn, while West Ham head to Burnley in a meeting of the other two relegated sides in one of the more eye-catching fixtures on the opening weekend.The EFL fixture list was released on Thursday and Wolves will play their first Championship fixture since 2018 under their new head coach, César Peixoto, at Molineux at 8pm on Friday 14 August, with the former West Brom manager Tony Mowbray back for a second spell in charge of Blackburn. Continue reading...

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