Where to Watch Hull City vs Millwall: Sky Sports Coverage with David Prutton, Daniel Mann and Don Goodman

Match date: 8 May 2026

Where to Watch Hull City vs Millwall: Sky Sports Coverage with David Prutton, Daniel Mann and Don Goodman

As the Championship play-off semi-final first leg ignites at the MKM Stadium tonight, football fans across the UK are tuning in for Hull City versus Millwall. Sky Sports leads the charge with comprehensive live coverage on Sky Sports Football HD, Sky Sports Main Event HD and Sky Sports Main Event UHD, kicking off at 7pm BST ahead of the 8pm start.Presenter David Prutton, a former Nottingham Forest and Southampton midfielder who played over 400 league games before transitioning into a respected broadcaster, will guide viewers through the build-up. Prutton's sharp analysis and insider knowledge of the Championship make him a staple for Sky Sports audiences. Joining him in the studio are pundits Curtis Davies, the ex-Hull City captain with 300+ Championship appearances and a Wembley play-off winner with Derby; Michael Dawson, the robust Tottenham and Hull defender turned pundit; and Gary Rowett, whose managerial stints at Millwall, Birmingham and Derby give him unique insight into both sides' gritty styles.

The commentary booth features Daniel Mann on main duties alongside co-commentator Don Goodman, a prolific striker for Wolves and Sunderland who has become one of Sky's most trusted voices with his forensic breakdown of attacking play. Reporter Jonathan Oakes, a veteran Sky Sports figure known for his pitchside scoops from major finals, will deliver real-time updates. For those preferring radio, BBC options abound: BBC Radio 5 Live with reporter Charlie Slater; BBC Radio Humberside boasting presenter James Hoggarth, commentator Mike White and co-commentator Craig Fagan, the ex-Hull striker with over 200 Tigers goals; and BBC Radio London with Emma Jones commentating and Steve Morison, Millwall's record scorer and former Lions manager, providing expert co-commentary.

talkSPORT offers its take with presenter Adrian Durham and commentators Jim Proudfoot plus Charlie Adam, the ex-Blackpool and Scotland midfielder turned coach. Sky Sports highlights will replay the action with Mann and Goodman, while Millwall TV features Karl Bates. Internationally, the world feed narrated by Steve Wilson, the veteran ITV and BBC voice behind iconic World Cup moments, and Lee Hendrie, Aston Villa's 1990s stalwart, feeds CBS Sports Network in the US with presenter Poppy Miller, pundits Nigel Reo-Coker (ex-West Ham captain), Mike Grella (USA international) and Troy Deeney (Watford legend), plus reporter Geoff Shreeves.

This blockbuster tie pits sixth-placed Hull City, on a LDDLW run under their push for Premier League return at home, against third-placed Millwall (DWWDW form), who stunned earlier this season with a 3-1 win at The Den on March 7. The Tigers, led by their dynamic attack, host at the 25,000-capacity MKM Stadium, shared with rugby league's Hull FC. Millwall's robust defence and counter-threat make them play-off specialists, having reached semis multiple times recently. Referee Gavin Ward oversees, with odds favouring Hull slightly at -0.5, over/under 2.5 goals.

Stakes couldn't be higher: winner advances to the Wembley final for a shot at promotion riches. Hull's home form and Millwall's resilience promise tension. For deeper dives, check Hull City's official history on their Wikipedia page. Sky Go streams for subscribers, ensuring no moment missed. Whether you're backing the Tigers' flair or Lions' fight, this is unmissable Championship drama.

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Article generated: 8 May 2026, 20:02 GMT