The Premier League and Sky Sports are set break the traditional 3pm blackout by screening Manchester City's match against Leeds next month to avoid a clash with King Charles' coronation.
UEFA Article 48 states that no Premier League, Football League or domestic cup matches can be broadcast on a Saturday afternoon between 2.45pm and 5.15pm, meaning a host of domestic games are not available to watch in the UK.
The blackout, which has been in place since the 1960s, has been a hot topic of debate recently amid speculation that the EFL were considering a move to scrap the rule as part of a new broadcasting deal. And although that has not come to fruition, Manchester City's match against Leeds on Saturday 6 May, a 3pm kick-off, will be on the airwaves.