Don't miss a single moment of the decisive stretch of the Premier League as Sky Sports confirms that every Arsenal and Manchester City fixture will be broadcast live. With the championship race hanging by a thread and still very much in the hands of both clubs, Sky will deliver each kick, each goal, and every pivotal incident as the season builds to its dramatic climax in the final month. Manchester City’s postponed clash with Crystal Palace – originally shifted because City were involved in the Carabao Cup final – has now been slotted for 13 May with an 8:00 pm kickoff, and Sky Sports will air it in its entirety. Their encounter with Bournemouth, which was initially earmarked for the weekend surrounding the FA Cup final, has been moved to 19 May at 7:30 pm and will also be shown live.
Arsenal’s last home game of the campaign, a showdown against Burnley, will serve as the final edition of Monday Night Football for the Premier League season. The match is scheduled for 18 May, kicking off at 8:00 pm, and will be available to viewers on Sky Sports. Every single match scheduled for the final two weekends of the season will be televised live on Sky, meaning fans can follow the battle at both ends of the table without missing a beat. Seven games are set for 17 May, covering the league's leaders as well as the clubs fighting to avoid relegation.
Sky Sports also encourages fans to join its WhatsApp channel for up‑to‑date sports news, video highlights, in‑depth features, tactical analysis and much more. The service aims to keep supporters informed as the stakes rise not only for the title but also for European qualification and survival in the top flight. In total, Sky will broadcast thirty Premier League fixtures throughout May, including Tottenham’s potential six‑point swing against Leeds on 11 May and West Ham’s season‑ending duel with Leeds at the London Stadium.
The broadcaster has already announced that it will carry 215 Premier League games for the 2025/26 season, and fans can stream the action via the NOW platform. One of the most crucial fixtures on the calendar is the Liverpool‑versus‑Aston Villa match, slated for 17 May but potentially moved to 15 May if Villa win their Europa League semi‑final against Forest. The outcome of that game could heavily influence the allocation of Champions League places for the next season, especially if Villa secure the Europa League trophy while finishing fifth in the league.
In that scenario, the extra European slot would cascade down to the sixth‑placed side. Below is a comprehensive list of the key dates and kick‑off times for the matches that will be shown live on Sky Sports: - Leeds vs Burnley – 8:00 pm - Arsenal vs Fulham – 5:30 pm - Manchester United vs Liverpool – 3:30 pm - Chelsea vs Nottingham Forest – 3:00 pm - Everton vs Manchester City – 8:00 pm - Manchester City vs Brentford – 5:30 pm - Nottingham Forest vs Newcastle – 2:00 pm - West Ham vs Arsenal – 4:30 pm - Tottenham vs Leeds – 8:00 pm - Manchester City vs Crystal Palace – 8:00 pm - Aston Villa vs Liverpool – 12:30 pm (subject to change) - Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest – 12:30 pm (subject to change) - Brentford vs Crystal Palace – 3:00 pm - Everton vs Sunderland – 3:00 pm - Leeds vs Brighton – 3:00 pm - Wolves vs Fulham – 3:00 pm - Newcastle vs West Ham – 5:30 pm If either Aston Villa or Nottingham Forest reaches the Europa League final, their respective league match will be shifted to Friday, 15 May at 8:00 pm and will still be broadcast live on Sky. Additional fixtures to keep on your radar include: - Arsenal vs Burnley – 8:00 pm (Monday Night Football) - Bournemouth vs Manchester City – 7:30 pm - Chelsea vs Tottenham – 8:15 pm On Sunday, 24 May, Sky will go all‑in and show every Premier League game live. The line‑up for that day is: - Brighton vs Manchester United – 4:00 pm - Burnley vs Wolves – 4:00 pm - Crystal Palace vs Arsenal – 4:00 pm - Fulham vs Newcastle – 4:00 pm - Liverpool vs Brentford – 4:00 pm - Manchester City vs Aston Villa – 4:00 pm - Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth – 4:00 pm - Sunderland vs Chelsea – 4:00 pm - Tottenham vs Everton – 4:00 pm - West Ham vs Leeds – 4:00 pm For fans of Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest, full fixture lists are also available on Sky’s website, allowing you to plan which matches to watch and when.
Finally, Sky Sports is running a Super 6 competition that gives participants a chance to win a £200,000 prize pool. Entry is free, and the promotion is aimed at rewarding loyal viewers throughout the season’s most intense weeks. In summary, the final stretch of the Premier League promises high drama, crucial points battles, and a flurry of live television coverage from Sky Sports.
Whether you are tracking the title chase, the fight for European spots, or the battle to avoid relegation, Sky’s comprehensive broadcast schedule ensures you won’t miss a single decisive moment.