Get ready to kick off an unforgettable weekend of sport on Sky Sports with our engaging quiz! This quick warm‑up will test your knowledge of the biggest names across football, Formula 1, cricket and rugby league, all of which will be featured in Sky Sports' exclusive Big Weekend broadcast from May 1 through May 4. If you don’t already have a Sky subscription, you can still join the action.
By signing up for Sky Sports or using the contract‑free streaming service NOW, you’ll gain full access to the Big Weekend lineup and can then try to prove your expertise by answering all twenty questions correctly. A perfect score could make you a true "BIG" winner. The football agenda is packed.
The Premier League rivalry between Manchester United and Liverpool will reignite, promising high‑stakes drama on the pitch. Meanwhile, Manchester City are in a position to clinch the Women's Super League title, adding another layer of excitement for fans of the women's game.
In Scotland, the battle for the league crown is heating up as Hearts, Rangers and Celtic all have crucial fixtures that could determine who lifts the trophy at season’s end. Motor‑sport enthusiasts will also have plenty to cheer about.
The Formula 1 calendar resumes with the high‑octane Miami Grand Prix, where drivers will tackle the street circuit under the South Florida sun. This race follows a series of thrilling events and sets the tone for the remainder of the season, making it a must‑watch for any F1 aficionado. Beyond football and F1, the weekend’s schedule includes a diverse mix of other sports.
Tennis fans can look forward to the finals of the Madrid Open, where the world’s top players will compete for a coveted Masters 1000 title. Cricket lovers won’t be left out either; the Indian Premier League (IPL) continues its fast‑paced action, delivering spectacular batting displays and nail‑biting finishes. Rugby league supporters can enjoy the Super League’s marquee matchups, which promise hard‑hitting tackles and strategic play. To stay updated throughout the weekend, follow Sky Sports on WhatsApp.
The messaging service delivers the latest headlines, video highlights, in‑depth features, tactical analysis and more, directly to your phone, ensuring you never miss a crucial moment. For those who prefer streaming, NOW provides an instant, contract‑free way to access every Sky Sports channel. The service includes all twelve main Sky Sports channels, every Sky Sports+ stream, and a rich library of documentaries, replays and on‑demand highlights.
Because NOW is an app‑based platform, you can sign up and start watching instantly on more than 60 different devices, from smartphones and tablets to smart TVs and gaming consoles. NOW’s flexible membership model lets you choose between a monthly subscription or a day‑pass, depending on how much coverage you need. Pricing details for each option are available on the NOW website, where you can compare the costs and decide which plan best fits your viewing habits.
When you subscribe, you gain access to a comprehensive sports package. This includes live broadcasts of all Sky Sports+ events, exclusive documentaries that dive deep into the stories behind the athletes, and a curated selection of replays and highlight reels that you can watch at any time during your membership period. One of the biggest advantages of NOW is the ability to watch without any long‑term commitment.
Both the month‑long and day‑long memberships are contract‑free, meaning you can cancel whenever you wish. If you opt for the monthly plan, you’ll retain access for the full thirty‑day period, after which the subscription will automatically renew unless you choose to cancel before the renewal date. In summary, whether you’re a die‑hard football supporter, a motor‑sport fanatic, a tennis enthusiast, a cricket buff, or a rugby league follower, Sky Sports’ Big Weekend offers a packed schedule that caters to every taste.
By using the NOW streaming service, you can enjoy all the action without a binding contract, and by participating in our quiz, you have the chance to prove that you know which of these sporting stars measure under six feet tall. Good luck, and enjoy the weekend of world‑class sport!