West Brom fixtures: 2025/26 Championship games announced in full
West Bromwich Albion’s official Championship fixtures have been announced ahead of the 2025/26 season.
The time has finally come. After weeks of anticipation, the fixture list for the 2025/26 Championship season has been announced and West Bromwich Albion now know all 46 of their matches.
Who will Albion play first? Who have the Baggies got lined up for Boxing Day? Who will they face on the final day? All these questions can now be answered as today is the official Championship fixture release day.
First up, West Brom will play host to Blackburn Rovers on the opening weekend, kicking of at 3pm on Saturday, August 9. The next game is then away at Wrexham and the third outing is at home to Portsmouth. The rest of Albion’s fixtures are listed at the end of this article.
Are times for games announced?
For the first round of 2025/26 Championship fixtures, the exact dates and times have now been confirmed. This has been planned well ahead of time to ensure that broadcasters can make their necessary arrangements.
The first game of the season is officially Birmingham City vs Ipswich Town, a game that will no doubt grab the attention of fans from across the division, not just the fans of the two clubs. Other notable matches on the first weekend include Southampton vs Wrexham, West Bromwich Albion vs Blackburn Rovers and Charlton Athletic vs Watford.
West Brom 2025/26 fixtures in full
Without further ado, here’s how Albion’s fixture list looks for the 2025/26 Championship season.
August
- 9th: Blackburn Rovers (H)
- 16th: Wrexham (A)
- 23rd: Portsmouth (H)
- 30th: Stoke City (A)
September
- 13th: Derby County (H)
- 20th: Middlesbrough (A)
- 27th: Leicester City (H)
October
- 1st: Norwich City (A)
- 4th: Millwall (A)
- 18th: Preston North End (H)
- 22nd: Watford (A)
- 25th: Ipswich Town (A)
November
- 1st: Sheffield Wednesday (H)
- 4th: Charlton Athletic (A)
- 8th: Oxford United (H)
- 22nd: Coventry City (A)
- 26th: Birmingham City (H)
- 29th: Swansea City (H)
December
- 6th: Queens Park Rangers (A)
- 9th: Southampton (A)
- 13th: Sheffield United (H)
- 20th: Hull City (A)
- 26th: Bristol City (H)
- 29th: Queens Park Rangers (H)
January
- 1st: Swansea City (A)
- 4th: Leicester City (A)
- 17th: Middlesbrough (H)
- 20th: Norwich City (H)
- 24th: Derby County (A)
- 31st: Portsmouth (A)
February
- 7th: Stoke City (H)
- 14th: Birmingham City (A)
- 21st: Coventry City (H)
- 24th: Charlton Athletic (H)
- 28th: Oxford United (A)
March
- 7th: Sheffield United (A)
- 11th: Southampton (H)
- 14th: Hull City (H)
- 21st: Bristol City (A)
- 3rd: Wrexham (H)
- 6th: Blackburn Rovers (A)
- 11th: Millwall (H)
- 18th: Preston North End (A)
- 21st: Watford (H)
- 25th: Ipswich Town (H)
- 2nd: Sheffield Wednesday (A)