Is Wigan Athletic v Rotherham United on TV? Channel and streaming details for League One fixture
The key TV and streaming details ahead of the League One meeting between Wigan Athletic and Rotherham United
Rotherham United are set to visit Wigan Athletic for a midweek fixture at the Brick Community Stadium.
It has been a torrid campaign for the Millers, who were only relegated from the Championship in 2024 but are now hurtling towards League Two.
With five games remaining, the South Yorkshire strugglers are 13 points adrift of safety, although have played fewer games than the clubs immediately above them.
Their misery was compounded over the weekend by Barnsley, who have had struggles of their own but ran out as 3-1 winners at the New York Stadium.
Lee Clark, who is under contract as Rotherham boss until the end of the season, has not pulled his punches while assessing the club’s plight.
He said: "The injury list, people hiding behind the medical department or the sports science department, no, no, no. You're a footballer, you know what's required, you know if you're at your sharpest and your deadliest. You have to do what it takes.
"From Premier League down, look at what football is about now - athleticism, dynamism, fitness, high outputs. You look at Premier League footballers, they've got that. They're smashing 14/15km a game in midfield, their sprint levels are off the charts. And they do it every game. They do it Saturday, Tuesday, Saturday."
Ahead of Rotherham’s trip to Wigan, here are the key TV and streaming details.
When is Wigan Athletic v Rotherham United?
Kick-off is scheduled for 7:45pm tonight (Tuesday, April 14).
Is Wigan Athletic v Rotherham United on TV?
No - the match will not be shown live on TV. It was initially scheduled to take place during the 3pm blackout on Saturday, February 14, but was postponed due to Wigan’s progress in the FA Cup.
How can I stream Wigan Athletic v Rotherham United?
Fans can purchase an audio commentary pass via the official Rotherham website or tune in to live coverage on BBC Radio Sheffield.