The final stretch of the Premier League season promises high drama, and Sky Sports is ensuring that fans won’t miss a single moment of the battle for the crown. Both Arsenal and Manchester City have confirmed that every one of their remaining fixtures will be broadcast live on Sky, giving supporters the chance to follow the title chase as it reaches its climax.
With the league title still very much up for grabs, the competition is poised on a razor‐thin edge, and the outcome rests in the hands of both clubs. Sky Sports will deliver comprehensive coverage of each kick, each save and each decisive play as the season draws to a close in the last month of an exhilarating campaign. Manchester City’s rescheduled clash with Crystal Palace, which was originally shifted because of City’s involvement in the Carabao Cup final, will now be shown live on 13 May at 20:00.
Their encounter with Bournemouth, initially slated for the weekend surrounding the FA Cup final, has also been moved and will take place on 19 May with a 19:30 kickoff. These adjustments guarantee that City supporters can keep track of the team’s progress without missing any action. Arsenal’s final home fixture of the season will see them host Burnley on 18 May at 20:00. This match will also serve as the last edition of Sky’s iconic Monday Night Football for the campaign, adding a touch of tradition to an already momentous occasion.
In addition to the headline games, Sky Sports will broadcast every match scheduled for the final two weekends of the league. On 17 May, seven games will be aired, covering both the top‑end and the relegation battle of the table, ensuring that fans can witness the full spectrum of the Premier League drama. Sky also encourages viewers to stay connected via its WhatsApp channel, where they can receive up‑to‑the‑minute sports news, video highlights, in‑depth features, tactical analysis and much more. This service adds a convenient layer of engagement for those who want instant updates on the unfolding storylines.
The stakes in the concluding weeks extend beyond the title itself. Clubs are also fighting for European qualification and for survival in the top flight. Sky Sports has slated a total of 30 Premier League fixtures for May, including Tottenham Hotspur’s potential six‑point showdown with Leeds United on 11 May, and West Ham United’s end‑of‑season clash with Leeds at the London Stadium.
For reference, the full 2025/26 Premier League schedule is available, and Sky has secured the rights to broadcast 215 matches from that season. Viewers can also stream the action through the NOW platform, providing flexibility for those who prefer online viewing. One of the most pivotal fixtures arrives on 17 May – a match between Liverpool and Aston Villa that could be moved to 15 May if Villa qualify for the Europa League final by beating Forest. This encounter, with both sides locked in a tight race for fourth place, may have a decisive impact on the number of Champions League spots allocated to the Premier League for the following season.
Should Villa win the Europa League while finishing fifth, the extra European berth would be passed down to the sixth‑placed team. Below is a snapshot of the key match times slated for May: - Leeds United vs Burnley – 20:00 - Arsenal vs Fulham – 17:30 - Manchester United vs Liverpool – 15:30 - Chelsea vs Nottingham Forest – 15:00 - Everton vs Manchester City – 20:00 - Manchester City vs Brentford – 17:30 - Nottingham Forest vs Newcastle United – 14:00 - West Ham United vs Arsenal – 16:30 - Tottenham Hotspur vs Leeds United – 20:00 - Manchester City vs Crystal Palace – 20:00 - Aston Villa vs Liverpool – 12:30* - Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest – 12:30* - Brentford vs Crystal Palace – 15:00 - Everton vs Sunderland – 15:00 - Leeds United vs Brighton – 15:00 - Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Fulham – 15:00 - Newcastle United vs West Ham United – 17:30 *If either Aston Villa or Nottingham Forest progress to the Europa League final, their respective Premier League match will be shifted to Friday, 15 May at 20:00 and will be shown live on Sky. Additional fixtures of note include: - Arsenal vs Burnley – 20:00 - Bournemouth vs Manchester City – 19:30 - Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur – 20:15 On Sunday, 24 May, Sky will broadcast every single game of the day, providing a comprehensive finale to the season. The line‑up includes: - Brighton & Hove Albion vs Manchester United – 16:00 - Burnley vs Wolverhampton Wanderers – 16:00 - Crystal Palace vs Arsenal – 16:00 - Fulham vs Newcastle United – 16:00 - Liverpool vs Brentford – 16:00 - Manchester City vs Aston Villa – 16:00 - Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth – 16:00 - Sunderland vs Chelsea – 16:00 - Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton – 16:00 - West Ham United vs Leeds United – 16:00 For fans interested in the broader schedule, detailed fixture lists for both Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest are also available.
Finally, Sky invites viewers to take part in the Super 6 competition, offering a chance to win a £200,000 prize pool – entry is free and open to all. In summary, Sky Sports is delivering exhaustive live coverage of every Arsenal and Manchester City match as the Premier League title race reaches its decisive phase. Whether you are tracking the chase for the championship, the fight for European spots, or the battle to avoid relegation, Sky ensures you have access to every crucial moment, complete with supplementary content and interactive features to keep you fully immersed in the drama of English football.