Plymouth Argyle v Cardiff City on TV: Schedule, TV channels and live stream | OneFootball

We round up everything you need to know ahead of Plymouth Argyle's clash against Cardiff City on Saturday, including where to watch the game.

Plymouth Argyle take on Cardiff City in what promises to be an intriguing League One clash at Home Park on Saturday.

After their relegation from the Championship last season, it was a nightmare first half of the season for Plymouth, and they sat in the relegation zone as recently as early January, with many fans calling for head coach Tom Cleverley to be sacked.

However, it has been a strong start to the year for the Pilgrims, and after recording their second consecutive victory with a 3-1 win at Leyton Orient on Tuesday night, they are now 12th in the table, just six points from the play-off places with a game in hand.

Like Plymouth, Cardiff also dropped out of the Championship last season, but while it has been a turbulent period for Argyle, the Welsh outfit have led the way at the top of League One for much of the campaign.

The Bluebirds extended their unbeaten run to 12 league games with an emphatic 4-1 win over AFC Wimbledon at the Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday night, and Brian Barry-Murphy's side are currently four points clear of second-placed Lincoln City and 12 points clear of third-placed Bolton Wanderers, who have also played a game more.

Plymouth Argyle will be looking for Cardiff City revenge at Home Park after August humiliation

It is fair to say that Plymouth have found Cardiff to be tricky opponents in recent times, and their last meeting with the Bluebirds is one they will be keen to forget.

The Pilgrims were comprehensively beaten 4-0 at the Cardiff City Stadium in August, with goals from Ryan Wintle, Chris Willock, Rubin Colwill and Isaak Davies sealing all three points for the hosts.

That defeat was Argyle's fourth in their opening five games, and they were in the League One relegation zone at the time, but almost six months on from their horror show in South Wales, they are a different proposition altogether.

Plymouth have lost just three of their previous 14 league games to move away from danger and into play-off contention, but Cardiff have been in even stronger form of late, with their last defeat coming just before Christmas against automatic promotion rivals Lincoln.

With both sides in confident mood, it sets up a mouth-watering clash at Home Park on Saturday lunchtime, and the Pilgrims will be looking avenge their drubbing at the hands of the Bluebirds earlier in the season.

Plymouth Argyle v Cardiff City: TV/Live Stream, kick-off time and more

With two of League One's biggest clubs going head-to-head, it is no surprise that Saturday's game between Plymouth and Cardiff has been selected by Sky Sports for live television coverage.

As a result, the game at Home Park will kick off at the earlier time of 12:30pm, rather than the traditional Saturday 3pm slot, and the game will be shown live on the Sky Sports+ channel.

The Championship clash between West Bromwich Albion and Coventry City will be broadcast on the Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event channels, while Plymouth v Cardiff will be one of a number of games available on Sky Sports+, along with Hull City v QPR, Stoke City v Leicester City, Wycombe Wanderers v Stevenage, Fleetwood Town v Barrow and Swindon Town v Crewe Alexandra.

Unfortunately, the game is not available to stream via Sky Go, but it can be accessed through the Sky Sports App on a phone, laptop, or tablet device, providing that you are subscribed to the full Sky Sports package.

The game can also be streamed through NOW TV, with the sports package costing £34.99 per month, while you can alternatively purchase a one-day pass for £14.99 if you do not wish to commit to a whole month's subscription.

If you are unable to watch the game through any of the above methods, the goals will be shown on Gillette Soccer Saturday on Sky Sports News through their dedicated EFL Goal Zone feature, which brings you all the action from the lunchtime kick-offs in the Championship, League One and League Two.