Sunderland vs Middlesbrough live stream – watch Tees-Wear derby on TV

Read how to watch the Sunderland v Middlesbrough match in the Championship live today, what TV channel the game is on and team news.

We’re all set for a mouth watering Sunday lunchtime clash as Sunderland take on Middlesbrough at the Stadium of Light.

The Tyne-Wear derby as it is named is always a game which the fans are up for and there will be many watching the match on tv today.

What TV Channel is Sunderland v Middlesbrough on?

Channel 402. The match is broadcast live on Sky Sports Football channel. You will require a paid subscription to Sky Sports to be able to watch the game. Prices start from £18 a month.

You can also watch through the NOW TV app and also SKY GO, again if you have signed up to their live streaming television service.

You can also use Bet365 and their live football service which will be in operation.

Sunderland boss Tony Mowbray will be hopeful his side can get back to winning ways, especially at home as the North East club have one of the more disappointing records in the Championship.

When is Sunderland v Middlesbrough being played?

The match is being played on Sunday 22nd January 2023.

Sunderland v Middlesbrough time of kick off

The match has a kick off time of 12:00 BST. It is the featured Championship game today.

Sunderland v Middlesbrough match prediction

The Black Cats have only taken 16 points from 13 games played so far this season and they come into this game on the back of a 1-3 home defeat to Swansea City last time out Mowbray’s side were not helped by a early Luke O’Nien red card either.

Middlesbrough are flying at the moment, with Michael Carrick one of the form teams at the moment.

The Boro now lie in fifth place in the table and after a run of one defeat in their last eight look ideally placed to take all three points at the Stadium of Light.

A narrow 1-0 home win over Millwall last time out once again boosted confidence levels as they come into the match.

Sunderland are yet to really impress at home this season and even though this will be a fierce derby match in a sold out stadium, Michael Carrick and his Middlesbrough side simply look to hot to handle at the moment.

Mowbray’s side have only won four of their 14 home games this season and that run could get worse.

Back Middlesbrough to come out on top and continue their playoff run at a price of 6/4.