Middlesbrough fixtures for 2020-21 EFL Championship season

Boro visit Tony Mowbray’s Blackburn Rovers on November 3 and make their first visit to the Brentford Community Stadium four days later.

November also sees them host relegated Norwich (November 21) and visit Huddersfield on November 28.

An eight-game December will see Boro welcome Rotherham United on Boxing Day before heading to Hillsborough to face Sheffield Wednesday on December 29 to end 2020.

Boro start the New Year with their first ever league trip to Wycombe (January 2).

Easter fixtures see the Teessiders make the long trip to Bournemouth on Good Friday (April 2) and they welcome Watford on Easter Monday.

Boro visit Oakwell on April 10 and head to Rotherham 11 days later. They end April at home to Sheffield Wednesday on April 24, their penultimate home fixture of the campaign.

Boro’s last away game is at Kenilworth Road against Luton (May 1) and they finish trhe campaign at home to Wycombe seven days later.

Here are Boro’s fixtures in full.

September

Sat 12 Watford A

Sat 19 AFC Bournemouth H

Sat 26 QPR A

October

Sat 3 Barnsley H

Sat 17 Reading H

Tue 20 Bristol City A

Sat 24 Cardiff A

Tue 27 Coventry H

Sat 31 Nottm Forest H

November

Tue 3 Blackburn A

Sat 7 Brentford A

Sat 21 Norwich H

Wed 25 Derby H

Sat 28 Huddersfield A

December

Wed 2 Swansea H

Sat 5 Stoke A

Wed 9 Preston A

Sat 12 Millwall H

Wed 16 Luton H

Sat 19 Birmingham A

Sat 26 Rotherham H

Tue 29 Sheffield Wednesday A

2021

January

Sat 2 Wycombe A

Sat 16 Birmingham H

Wed 20 Nottm Forest A

Sat 23 Blackburn H

Sat 30 Norwich A

February

Sat 6 Brentford H

Sat 13 Derby A

Tue 16 Huddersfield H

Sat 20 Reading A

Tue 23 Bristol City H

Sat 27 Cardiff H

March

Tue 2 Coventry A

Sat 6 Swansea A

Sat 13 Stoke H

Tue 16 Preston H

Sat 20 Millwall A

April

Fri 2 Bournemouth A

Mon 5 Watford H

Sat 10 Barnsley A

Sat 17 QPR H

Wed 21 Rotherham A

Sat 24 Sheffield Wednesday H

May

Sat 1 Luton A

Sat 8 Wycombe H

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