Don't miss a single moment of the decisive phase of the Premier League as Sky Sports confirms that every match involving Arsenal and Manchester City will be broadcast live. With the championship hanging in the balance and both clubs still in contention, Sky will deliver comprehensive coverage of each kick, ensuring fans can follow the drama as the season reaches its climax in the final month.
Manchester City’s rescheduled fixture against Crystal Palace, which was originally postponed because of City’s involvement in the Carabao Cup final, is now set for 13 May at 20:00 and will be shown live on Sky Sports. The Gunners’ final home game of the campaign, a Monday Night Football showdown against Burnley, will also be televised on 18 May at 20:00, providing a marquee slot for Arsenal supporters. In addition, City’s postponed clash with Bournemouth – initially slated for the weekend of the FA Cup final – has been moved to 19 May with a 19:30 kick‑off. Both clubs therefore have two live fixtures in the crucial last weeks, and Sky will ensure every second is available to viewers.
The broadcaster has also committed to airing every match across the final two weekends of the season. On 17 May, seven games will be shown live, covering the full spectrum of the league from title contenders to relegation‑battling sides.
This comprehensive slate includes the high‑stakes encounter between Liverpool and Aston Villa, a match that could determine the allocation of Champions League places for the following season. Should Villa win the Europa League while finishing fifth, the extra European slot would be passed down to the sixth‑placed team, adding another layer of intrigue. Sky Sports is further enhancing its coverage by offering a dedicated WhatsApp channel for the latest news, video highlights, in‑depth analysis and exclusive features.
Fans can stay up‑to‑date on the ever‑changing landscape of the title race, the battle for European qualification, and the fight to avoid relegation. The May schedule is packed with marquee fixtures. Tottenham’s potential six‑point showdown with Leeds United on 11 May, West Ham’s final‑day clash with Leeds at the London Stadium, and a host of other pivotal games will all be streamed live.
In total, Sky will broadcast 30 Premier League matches throughout the month, providing a near‑complete picture of the league’s concluding drama. Key fixtures include: - 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 – 14:00 - West Ham vs Arsenal – 16:30 - Tottenham vs Leeds – 20:00 - Manchester City vs Crystal Palace – 20:00 - Aston Villa vs Liverpool – 12:30 (subject to change if Villa reach the Europa League final) - Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest – 12:30 (subject to the same condition) - Brentford vs Crystal Palace – 15:00 - Everton vs Sunderland – 15:00 - Leeds vs Brighton – 15:00 - Wolves vs Fulham – 15:00 - Newcastle vs West Ham – 17:30 If either Aston Villa or Nottingham Forest advance to the Europa League final, their respective league matches will be shifted to Friday, 15 May at 20:00, and will still be aired live on Sky. Additional fixtures of note include: - Arsenal vs Burnley – 20:00 (Monday Night Football) - Bournemouth vs Manchester City – 19:30 - Chelsea vs Tottenham – 20:15 On Sunday, 24 May, Sky will broadcast every Premier League game live, featuring: - Brighton vs Manchester United – 16:00 - Burnley vs Wolves – 16:00 - Crystal Palace vs Arsenal – 16:00 - Fulham vs Newcastle – 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 vs Everton – 16:00 - West Ham vs Leeds – 16:00 These back‑to‑back live broadcasts guarantee that fans will not miss any of the decisive moments that will shape the final league table, whether it’s the chase for the title, the scramble for European spots, or the desperate fight to stay in the top flight.
Beyond the matches themselves, Sky Sports encourages viewers to engage with its Super 6 competition, offering a chance to win a £200,000 prize pool for free. By entering the contest, fans can add an extra layer of excitement to an already thrilling conclusion to the Premier League season. In summary, Sky Sports’ extensive live coverage across May ensures that every critical game – from Arsenal’s final home test against Burnley to Manchester City’s showdown with Crystal Palace – will be available to viewers.
The broadcaster’s commitment to showing all 215 Premier League fixtures for the 2025/26 season, combined with its digital platforms and interactive features, makes it the go‑to destination for anyone wanting to follow the Premier League title run‑in in real time.