Birmingham City vs Swansea City: How to watch on TV, which channel, live stream and kick off time

Birmingham City will play host to Welsh outfit Swansea City on Tuesday, October 8. John Eustace’s team haven’t lost at home since August and will be determined to keep it going with a result over the Swans.

In their last game, the Blues picked up all three points as they beat Stoke City 2-1 at the Britannia Stadium. Goals from Scott Hogan and Harlee Dean were enough to see off the Potters, despite a late fightback from the home side.

Separately, Swansea battled to rescue a draw against Wigan Athletic last time out. Despite falling 2-0 behind early on, the Swans were able to salvage a draw thanks to goals from Ryan Manning and Joel Piroe.

Currently, Birmingham are 11th in the Championship table with 27 points. Their opponents, Swansea, are a few places above them in 9th place with 29 points.

Despite being below Swansea in the league, Birmingham are in better form - they haven’t lost in their last three games, while Swansea haven’t won in their last three games. If you’d like to watch the game between Birmingham and Swansea, here’s everything you’ll need to know.

Birmingham City vs Swansea City kick off time

Birmingham vs Swansea at St. Andrew’s on Tuesday, October 8 will kick off at 7:45pm.

How to watch Birmingham City vs Swansea City

Birmingham vs Swansea will be available for viewing on Sky Sports Football via the red button, with coverage beginning at 7:40pm.

You’ll be able to listen to the game on BBC Radio Sheffield. As well as this, live text updates will be available on the BBC Sport website.

You can sign up for a Sky Sports subscription on theSky Sports website. There are several different sports packages you can choose from, with varying prices. Alternatively, you can listen to the game on BBC Radio Leeds and live text updates will be available on the BBC Sport website.

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