Is Portsmouth v Oxford United on TV? Kick off time, channel and how to watch Championship fixture

When is Pompey v Oxford United?

Pompey and Oxford United get the action underway down on the South Coast on Saturday, October 5 with a kick-off time of 12.30 pm.

Can I get tickets?

As for any Oxford United fans, the U's were given an allocation of 2,171 tickets. They were priced at £28 for adults, £22 for a senior, £19 for a young person, as well as £11 for a junior, and £6 for a child. No away supporter will be available to buy on the day.

Tickets are available to buy on Pompey's official ticketing website. There is availability in the North and South Stand's.

Will it be on TV and can I stream it?

Yes. The game is being shown at 12.30 pm because it has been chosen for broadcast coverage. The Lancashire Derby between Burnley and Preston North End is the leading game, which is on their Main Event and Football channels, but you can watch it on your Sky box by pressing the red button on your remote.

If you’re out and about, you can watch the game on your mobile phone, by downloading the Sky Sports app, logging in, going on the ‘Watch’ tab and finding the game. If you’re not a Sky Sports subscriber, then you can buy a Now TV Sports day Membership pass for £14.99. It will give you access to all of Sky Sports’ channels for the next 24-hours.

Who is the referee?

Lewis Smith has been appointed the referee and he will be supported by assistants Mark Dwyer and Bhupinder Singh Gill with Charles Breakspear is the fourth official.

This is his first Pompey game of the season, and he's 10 games across the Premier League, Championship, League One, and League Two. He's brandished 39 yellow cards and two red cards this season, and on Tuesday dismissed Lincoln City’s Adam Jackson. Last season, Smith was in charge of Pompey's 3-2 win against Barnsley at Oakwell in September in which he carded Joe Rafferty and Tykes manager Neil Collins.

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