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

Sunderland take on Cambridge United at the Stadium of Light on Saturday as the League One campaign enters its final week. The game kicks-off at 3pm and, with three games remaining, Sunderland's play-off fate is in their own hands.

Alex Neil's Black Cats go into the game on the back of a ten-game unbeaten run and will take another step towards securing a play-off place if they beat the U's. Sunderland were held to a goalless draw by play-off rivals Plymouth Argyle at Home Park in their last outing on Easter Monday, meaning they go into Saturday's game in seventh place with only goal difference keeping them outside the play-off spots - and with a game in hand of several other contenders.

Having already secured safety, 12th-placed Cambridge named a much-changed side for their midweek home game against Charlton Athletic and ended up losing 2-0 against the Addicks. Sunderland beat Cambridge 2-1 at the Abbey Stadium back in November, with U's goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov scoring an own-goal before Sam Smith levelled just before the half-hour, only for Nathan Broadhead to score the winner before half-time.

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 is only available to stream outside the UK and Ireland, Channel Islands and Isle of Man.

Full streaming details from the club's official website are available here.

Highlights of all Saturday's EFL games will be shown on the 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).

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