Is Oxford United vs Sunderland on TV? Coverage details, live stream info, kick-off time and more

Sunderland visit Oxford United on Saturday in a game that pits two League One play-off contenders against each other. The game at the Kassam Stadium kicks off at 3pm, and it could have a major bearing on which of these two sides secures a play-off berth.

The Black Cats' 1-0 home win against Gillingham last weekend saw them move into the top six at Oxford's expense, with the U's dropping two places to seventh after their 1-0 defeat at Plymouth Argyle. Alex Neil's Sunderland go into the match on the back of a seven-game unbeaten run, while Karl Robinson's side has picked up just a single point from their last two outings.

The sides drew 1-1 on Wearside back in December, when Leon Dajaku's early goal was cancelled out before half-time by Oxford's Matty Taylor. Here is everything you need to know ahead of Saturday’s encounter.

No, the match will not be broadcast live on UK television.

Not in the UK. The game kicks off at 3pm, within the 2.45-5.15pm Saturday window during which EFL clubs are not permitted to stream games to a domestic audience.

Games within that window can be streamed overseas, however, providing they have not been selected for international television broadcast in a territory that has an overseas broadcast partner.

Highlights of all the weekend's EFL games will be shown EFL on Quest show on the Quest TV channel on Saturday night, beginning at 9pm. The highlights show will be repeated at 10am on Sunday.

Quest can be found on Freeview (channel 12), Sky (144), Freesat (167), BT (37), and Virgin (169).

Live commentary of the match will be broadcast on BBC Radio Newcastle, with match commentator Nick Barnes and summariser Gary Bennett.

Our Sunderland AFC writer James Hunter will be at the stadium, bringing