Brentford play Brighton and Hove Albion on Sunday 8 November, kick-off 2pm. On Sky Sports+ — subscription needed.
Brentford on TV: Next Match, Kick-off Time and Channel
All times are UK time and every channel below is the UK broadcaster. This page is rebuilt daily as fixtures move and TV picks are confirmed.
Brentford fixtures on TV
| Date | Kick-off | Match | TV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday 8 November | 2pm | Brighton and Hove Albion vs Brentford | On Sky Sports+ — subscription needed |
| Monday 23 November | 8pm | Brentford vs Everton | TV channel not announced yet |
Where Brentford matches are shown
Brentford’s fixtures this season fall under one broadcast deal:
- Premier League — Sky Sports and TNT Sports
Watching Brentford without a subscription
Most Brentford matches are not free. Premier League rights sit with Sky Sports and TNT Sports, and no aerial or Freeview box will show them. What you can watch free is narrower than people expect:
- FA Cup ties selected for BBC One or ITV1, and the final, which is protected by law as a listed event
- Domestic cup runs when the BBC or ITV pick the tie
- European and international football when it reaches a listed final
- Women’s Super League matches selected by the BBC
- Highlights — Match of the Day on BBC One, and EFL Highlights on ITV4
Football on free TV tonight lists everything showing without a subscription right now, across every channel.
Frequently asked questions
What channel is Brentford on?
Brentford play Brighton and Hove Albion on Sunday 8 November, kick-off 2pm. On Sky Sports+ — subscription needed.
Is Brentford on TV tonight?
No. Brentford are not playing today. Their next match is Brighton and Hove Albion v Brentford on Sunday 8 November at 2pm.
Can I watch Brentford for free?
Not in the current schedule. Every upcoming Brentford fixture with a confirmed broadcaster is on a subscription channel. Free-to-air coverage is mostly limited to cup ties on BBC or ITV and the FA Cup final, which is protected by law.
Why is the Brentford match not on TV?
If it kicks off at 3pm on a Saturday, UK rules bar any live broadcast between 2.45 and 5.15 to protect attendances at lower-league grounds. That blackout is why a fixture can be sold out on TV everywhere else in the world and shown nowhere here. Otherwise the match may simply not have been selected, or the broadcaster may not have announced it yet — TV picks are usually confirmed one to two weeks ahead.
Related: Football on free TV tonight · What’s on TV tonight · Freeview channel guide
Fixtures and TV listings updated daily, from TheSportsDB. Kick-off times are UK time and can change when broadcasters move a match.
