Stay glued to the action as the Premier League title chase reaches its climax, with every Arsenal and Manchester City fixture now slated for live broadcast on Sky Sports. The battle for the league crown is hanging by a thread, and both clubs still have the power to decide their own destiny. Sky Sports will ensure fans don’t miss a single kick, delivering comprehensive coverage throughout the decisive final month of a season that has been nothing short of spectacular. Manchester City’s rescheduled encounter with Crystal Palace, which was originally shifted due to City’s involvement in the Carabao Cup final, will now be aired live on 13 May at 20:00.
This match will be a crucial indicator of how the defending champions are coping with the congested fixture list and the mounting pressure of a title defence. The Citizens also have a postponed clash with Bournemouth, initially set for the weekend of the FA Cup final, now moved to 19 May with a 19:30 kick-off. That game offers another opportunity for Pep Guardiola’s side to secure vital points and keep the pressure on Arsenal. Arsenal, meanwhile, will host Burnley in what will be the final Monday Night Football fixture of the campaign, broadcast on 18 May at 20:00.
The Gunners will be looking to cement their own title ambitions while also ensuring a strong finish to the season. Sky Sports isn’t limiting its coverage to the two headline clubs. Every match scheduled for the last two weekends of the season will be shown live, with a total of seven games on 17 May alone, spanning both the top and bottom of the table. This comprehensive slate ensures that fans can follow the drama at every level – from the fight for European qualification to the desperate battle for survival.
In addition to the headline fixtures, Sky Sports will be streaming a total of 30 Premier League games throughout May. Highlights include Tottenham Hotspur’s potential six‑point showdown with Leeds United on 11 May, and West Ham United’s decisive end‑of‑season clash with Leeds at the London Stadium. Both matches carry significant implications for European places and relegation battles.
The broadcaster also invites viewers to stay connected via its WhatsApp channel, where the latest sports news, video highlights, in‑depth features, and expert analysis are delivered straight to subscribers. This service adds an extra layer of engagement for fans who want real‑time updates and insider perspectives. Looking ahead, the 2025/26 Premier League schedule promises an even bigger offering from Sky, with 215 games earmarked for broadcast.
For those who prefer streaming, the NOW platform will provide live access to every Premier League encounter, ensuring flexibility for viewers on the go. One of the most pivotal fixtures in the closing weeks is the Liverpool versus Aston Villa match originally set for 17 May but potentially moved to 15 May if Villa secure a place in the Europa League final by beating Forest. This game could be decisive in the race for the fourth‑place Champions League spot, as both clubs sit neck‑and‑neck in the standings.
Should Villa win the Europa League and finish fifth, the extra European berth would cascade down to the sixth‑placed team, reshaping the continental qualification picture. Below is a snapshot of the key fixtures slated for broadcast, complete with kick‑off times: - Leeds 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* - Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest – 12:30* - 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 reach the Europa League final, their respective league match will be shifted to Friday, 15 May, at 20:00 and will still be shown live on Sky Sports. Additional marquee games include: - Arsenal vs Burnley – 20:00 (18 May) - Bournemouth vs Manchester City – 19:30 (19 May) - Chelsea vs Tottenham – 20:15 (date to be confirmed) On Sunday, 24 May, Sky Sports will broadcast every Premier League fixture 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 Fans can also keep an eye on the upcoming Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest fixtures, as well as participate in the Super 6 competition for a chance to win a £200,000 prize – entry is free. This blend of live sport, interactive content, and lucrative promotions makes Sky Sports the definitive destination for anyone wanting to follow the Premier League title run‑in, the fight for European spots, and the survival scramble until the very last whistle.