Ahead of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy semi-finals, we take a look at the 2023/24 competition so far.
Who won the competition last season?
Bolton won the Papa Johns Trophy – as it was called before the rebrand – for the second time back in April, with a 4-0 win over Plymouth in front of a crowd of just under 80,000 at Wembley. It was the biggest winning margin in any final since the competition was founded in 1981.
Bolton lifted the EFL Trophy for the second time in 2022/23
Semi-final fixtures
Tuesday February 20
Blackpool vs Peterborough, 8pm
Wednesday February 21
Quarter-finals: Holders Bolton knocked out by Blackpool
Northern section
Tuesday January 30
Blackpool 0-0 Bolton (5-4 on penalties)
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Highlights of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy quarter-final between Blackpool and Bolton Wanderers.
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Highlights of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy quarter-final between Bradford City and Doncaster Rovers.
Southern section
Tuesday January 30
Peterborough 3-1 AFC Wimbledon
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Highlights of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy quarter-final between Peterborough United and AFC Wimbledon.
Wednesday January 31
Wycombe 4-1 Brighton & Hove Albion
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Highlights of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy quarter-final between Wycombe Wanderers and Brighton U21.
How the last 16 panned out
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Southern section
What are the dates for the next round and beyond?
- Semi-finals – w/c February 19 2024
When and where is the final?
The Bristol Street Motors Trophy final is scheduled to take place on Sunday April 7 at Wembley Stadium.
How can I watch Bristol Street Motors Trophy ties?
From the last 16 onwards, we will have highlights available to watch from every single game shortly after the full-time whistle.
The semi-finals and the final will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Football.
However, in May, Sky Sports agreed a new five-year deal to show over 1,000 matches per season in the Sky Bet EFL meaning, from the 2024/25 season onwards, for the first time ever, fans will be able to watch every match from the competition live.
