www.efl.com/news/2023/may/efl-and-sky-sports-broadcast-rights-agreement/In fairness to the EFL, thought this Q&A article explained it quite well for their standards.
“ Under the new deal, the following will be available to view:
10 weekend games across the three divisions
All opening and final day fixtures in the Sky Bet EFL
All midweek league fixtures
All bank holiday fixtures including Easter, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day
All fixtures played in League One & Two during international breaks
All Play-Off, Carabao Cup and EFL Trophy fixtures (as above)”
I was a little worried that the Saturday 3pm kickoff would be completely ripped away but seems like a lot of the live games will be midweek, international breaks, bank holidays. I looked further down the article and it said that League One and League Two should have live coverage for approx 16 matches a season, which is roughly 35% of games.
Also unless we magically bring back Jimmy the Sky Sports pundit as a manager I doubt we will get chosen very often for TV anyway