Cardiff City will kick off the 2025/26 season with a home fixture against Peterborough United on Saturday, August 2nd.
The Bluebirds will take on the Posh at Cardiff City Stadium on opening day, with kick-off at 12:30pm to be shown live on Sky Sports.
Brian Barry-Murphy's men will then travel to Vale Park to face recently promoted Port Vale in our first away trip of the campaign.
City's festive fixtures include a home clash with Exeter City on Boxing Day, before we host Stevenage on December 29th and travel to face Wycombe Wanderers on New Year's Day.
Over the Easter period, the Bluebirds take on Port Vale at CCS on Good Friday and Peterborough United away on Easter Monday.
Our final home fixture of the season will be against Northampton Town, and our 2025/26 campaign comes to a close at Field Mill, as we face Mansfield Town.
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As with last season, following the launch of the new broadcast deal with Sky Sports, by Thursday 3 July all matches selected for broadcast for the period to the end of September will be announced, and before a ball is kicked in the 2025/26 season all TV selections will be confirmed for the period up to the FA Cup Third Round on the weekend of 10 January 2026.
This is up to five months’ notice provided to fans and Clubs, a significant increase on the previous deal, which had seen five weeks' notice given across the majority of the season. By selecting TV picks early and giving much more notice, fans will be able to plan with certainty when making travel and hotel arrangements.
Sky Bet EFL fixtures will be broadcast via either an existing Sky Sports channel or Sky Sports+ with all televised fixtures also available on streaming service NOW.
Further details, including TV selection notice periods for later in the season, is available on EFL.com.
Cardiff City FC Sky Bet League One 2025/26 Fixtures
Sat Aug 2 - Peterborough United (H)
Sat Aug 9 - Port Vale (A)
Sat Aug 16 - Rotherham United (H)
Tue Aug 19 - AFC Wimbledon (A)
Sat Aug 23 - Luton Town (A)
Sat Aug 30 - Plymouth Argyle (H)
Sat Sep 6 - Burton Albion (H)
Sat Sep 13 - Stockport County (A)
Sat Sep 20 - Bradford City (H)
Sat Sep 27 - Wigan Athletic (A)
Sat Oct 4 - Leyton Orient (H)
Sat Oct 11 - Barnsley (A)
Sat Oct 18 - Reading (H)
Sat Oct 25 - Bolton Wanderers (A)
Sat Nov 8 - Blackpool (A)
Sat Nov 15 - Huddersfield Town (H)
Sat Nov 22 - Northampton Town (A)
Sat Nov 29 - Mansfield Town (H)
Tue Dec 9 - Stevenage (A)
Sat Dec 13 - Doncaster Rovers (H)
Sat Dec 20 - Lincoln City (A)
Fri Dec 26 - Exeter City (H)
Mon Dec 29 - Stevenage (H)
Thur Jan 1 - Wycombe Wanderers (A)
Sun Jan 4 - Wigan Athletic (H)
Sat Jan 10 - Leyton Orient (A)
Sat Jan 17 - Bradford City (A)
Sat Jan 24 - Stockport County (H)
Tue Jan 27 - Barnsley (H)
Sat Jan 31 - Burton Albion (A)
Sat Feb 7 - Rotherham United (A)
Sat Feb 14 - Luton Town (H)
Tue Feb 17 - AFC Wimbledon (H)
Sat Feb 21 - Plymouth Argyle (A)
Sat Feb 28 - Doncaster Rovers (A)
Sat Mar 7 - Lincoln City (H)
Sat Mar 14 - Exeter City (A)
Tue Mar 17 - Wycombe Wanderers (H)
Sat Mar 21 - Blackpool (H)
Sat Mar 28 - Huddersfield Town (A)
Fri Apr 3 - Port Vale (H)
Mon Apr 6 - Peterborough United (A)
Sat Apr 11 - Bolton Wanderers (H)
Sat Apr 18 - Reading (A)
Sat Apr 25 - Northampton Town (H)
Sat May 2 - Mansfield Town (A)
All fixtures are subject to change.
Information for match ticket prices will be released in due course.