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Colchester United clash set to be streamed live – here's how to watch
13.11.26, 09:19 Updated 13.11.26, 19:53
Gillingham fans will be able to watch the team's away game at Colchester United, with the match set to be streamed live on Saturday, November 14.
With the football calendar currently in the middle of another international break, the 3:00pm blackout for live football in the UK is lifted, meaning all of the day's Sky Bet League One and League Two matches will be available to watch for fans this weekend.
Sky Sports Football will broadcast Exeter City vs Cheltenham Town in League One at 12:30pm, with the League Two clash between Fleetwood Town and Tranmere Rovers airing later that afternoon, with a 5:30pm kick-off.
However, there is a full slate of League One and League Two games set for their usual 3:00pm kick-offs, and all of them will be available to watch via Sky Sports+, which is available to Sky Sports subscribers via Sky TV, as well as NOW TV.
That includes Gillingham's away trip to Colchester United, as Gareth Ainsworth's men look to make it back-to-back wins for the week, and back-to-back victories in the league.
The live stream on Sky Sports+ is set to begin at 2:45pm.
Colchester United v Gillingham: Key Stats
- Colchester United and Gillingham have drawn each of their last three EFL meetings. However, they have never drawn four in succession.
- Gillingham have won three of their last six away league games against Colchester United (D1 L2), for as many victories as across their prior 31 attempts combined.
- Colchester have scored just two goals from set pieces in League Two this season – the lowest total in the competition – while they remain as one of three teams yet to score from a corner.
- Gillingham have conceded seven goals from corners in League Two this season – the most of any side in the competition.
Stats via EFL
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