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  1. A close-up of Alex Revell in front of a black background

  3. Neil Banfield wearing a black top with a Stevenage badge and NB written on it and a black cap. He is holding a phone in his hand

  4. TV schedule announced for start of EFL season

    An image of a sign saying 'Welcome to Hillsborough' inside the stadium in SheffieldGetty Images

    The TV schedule for the opening two months of the English Football League's 2026-27 season have been announced and with that, there are a few games getting a headline slot.

    Here are the new dates to jot into your calendars across the EFL in August and September:

    • Thursday, 20 August - Sheffield Wednesday v Bradford City (20:00 BST)

    • Sunday, 23 August - West Bromwich Albion v Burnley (12:00 BST)

    • Friday, 28 August - Wrexham v Birmingham City (20:00 BST)

    • Sunday, 6 September - Birmingham City v Wolves (12:00 BST)

    • Monday, 7 September - Bromley v AFC Wimbledon (20:00 BST)

    • Thursday, 10 September - Stevenage v Luton Town (20:00 BST)

    • Friday, 11 September - West Ham United v Wrexham (20:00 BST)

    • Sunday, 13 September - Sheffield United v Wolves (12:00 BST)

    • Thursday, 17 September - AFC Wimbledon v MK Dons (20:00 BST)

    • Friday, 18 September - Bristol City v Watford (20:00 BST)

    • Sunday, 20 September - Wolves v West Bromwich Albion (12:00 BST)

    The above matches are the single-game choices whose dates have been moved for TV coverage - there are also a number of Saturday lunchtime, evening and multi-game midweek matches also being televised. The full list is available here.

    The BBC Sport website will have live text commentaries of all the above fixtures and you can also tune in to games via your local BBC Radio station.

  5. Harvey White smiles looking ahead with sweat on his brow, wearing home Stevenage kit of white and red

  6. A view of Stevenage town centre showing the clock tower and water feature surrounded by shops

  7. Josh Magennis playing for Exeter City last season

  8. Terry Taylor

  10. Harry Winks (left) speaking to Leicester City team-mate Hamza Choudhury on the pitch

  11. A photo of EFL balls

  12. A general view of the inside of the Lamex Stadium

  13. Stevenage Borough striker Olly Sanderson, pictured in Fulham's white and black kit.

  14. Charlie Goode, in action for Stevenage, celebrates by raising a clenched fist towards the supporters.

  15. Dan Sweeney

  16. Dejected-looking Stevenage players

  17. Kyle Wootton celebrates

  18. Alex Revell points with his left index finger as he urges his Stevenage team on in the play-off first leg against Stockport

  19. Corey Addai celebrates Stockport win

  20. Sunderland's players lift the Championship play-off final winners' trophy in the stand at Wembley Stadium

  21. Stevenage boss Alex Revell watching his team from the touchline

  22. Sam Parkin, Final Score EFL pundit

  23. Geoff Doyle in a grey button shirt is staring at the camera. There are super-imposed images of the Luton Town Football Club crest next to the Stevenage Town FC crest.

  24. Stevenage boss Alex Revell

  25. Side by side images of Neil Harris, Karl Robinson and Martin Paterson all watching their respective teams from the touchline during a game

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