The road to Wembley is officially underway. Following a dramatic weekend of semi-final action, the lineup for the 2025/26 EFL Play-Off Finals is beginning to take shape, sparking a massive surge in ticket demand across the country.
Championship Play-Off Final
In the Championship, Hull City secured their spot at the national stadium with a clinical 2-0 victory over Millwall. They will face Southampton, who emerged from a grueling 120-minute battle against Middlesbrough to clinch a 2-1 win after extra time. With a place in the Premier League on the line, the 'richest game in football' is set to be one of the most anticipated in years.
League One and League Two Semi-Finals
The drama continues this week as the remaining divisions move into their second-leg deciders. In League One, Bolton hold a slim advantage over Bradford, while Stockport also hold a 1-0 lead over Stevenage. Meanwhile, League Two sees Salford and Notts County fighting to protect narrow leads against Grimsby and Chesterfield.
When Are the EFL Play-Off Finals?
- Championship Play-off Final – Saturday, May 23
- League One Play-off Final – Sunday, May 24
- League Two Play-off Final – Monday, May 25
How to Get EFL Play-Off Final Tickets
Each club will be allocated a set number of tickets for its respective EFL play-off final, and demand is usually high. Tickets tend to be offered to season ticket holders and/or club members in the first instance before going on general sale. Fans are advised to check the respective club websites for the most up-to-date ticket information.
However, official match tickets are available to book now with a range of VIP and hospitality packages from Seat Unique. These are on sale for the Championship, League One and League Two finals, providing premium seats in the stands or a private box. Select packages also include complimentary food and drink options and access to exclusive hospitality areas, plus extra benefits such as free matchday programmes and host service.
VIP and Hospitality Packages
Seat Unique offers a range of VIP and hospitality packages for the Championship, League One and League Two play-off finals. These include premium seats at Wembley Stadium and a range of complimentary food and drink options. Prices currently start at £499 per person for the League One and League Two finals, and £799 for the Championship final. Prices can fluctuate closer to the match, with select packages increasing or decreasing depending on availability.
There are also some caveats to be aware of, as select packages provide access to neutral areas where fans of the opposing teams may be in attendance. Alternatively, Wembley Stadium offers its own hospitality packages with similar benefits, including premium seats and complimentary food and drink.
How to Watch EFL Play-Off Finals on TV
For fans preferring to watch the EFL play-off finals at home, each fixture will be shown live on Sky Sports. The broadcaster will air the Championship, League One and League Two finals on one of its main channels and via the Sky Sports app.
Access to each game is included with Sky TV packages such as the £44 Ultimate TV and Sky Sports bundle, which also comes with more than 135 channels and free subscriptions to Netflix, HBO Max and Disney+. As this deal runs for 24 months, it will also provide access to more than 1,000 EFL and Premier League games in the 2026/27 and 2027/28 seasons.
Existing Sky TV customers can add Sky Sports to their package from £22 per month. It is worth noting that Sky states its prices may change during the minimum contract period.
