Stay glued to every pivotal moment of the Premier League title race as Sky Sports confirms that every single match involving Arsenal and Manchester City will be aired live. With the championship hanging in the balance and both clubs still in contention, Sky will deliver comprehensive coverage throughout the final, decisive month of the campaign.
Manchester City’s rescheduled fixture against Crystal Palace, which was postponed to accommodate City’s appearance in the Carabao Cup final, is now set for live transmission on 13 May with an 8:00 pm kickoff. Their postponed clash with Bournemouth, originally earmarked for the weekend of the FA Cup final, has been moved to 19 May and will begin at 7:30 pm.
These adjustments ensure that City’s supporters can follow the team’s pursuit of the league crown without missing a beat. Arsenal’s last home game of the season, a showdown with Burnley, will serve as the final edition of Monday Night Football for the 2025/26 Premier League season.
The match is slated for 18 May at 8:00 pm and will be shown live on Sky, giving Gunners fans a prime‑time window to watch their side vie for a top‑four finish. In addition to the headline fixtures, Sky Sports will broadcast every match scheduled for the final two weekends of the season.
On 17 May, seven games will be aired simultaneously, covering both ends of the league table—from the clubs battling for European qualification to those fighting to avoid relegation. This comprehensive slate guarantees that fans can keep track of the broader context in which the title race unfolds.
Sky also invites viewers to stay connected via its WhatsApp channel, where the network shares breaking sports news, video highlights, in‑depth analysis, and exclusive features. This service adds an extra layer of engagement for those who want up‑to‑date information beyond the televised matches. The stakes in the closing weeks are high not only for the championship but also for European places and survival.
Sky Sports will feature a total of 30 Premier League games in May, including Tottenham Hotspur’s potential six‑point clash with Leeds United on 11 May and West Ham United’s final‑day encounter with Leeds at the London Stadium. These fixtures could prove decisive for clubs on the cusp of qualifying for the Champions League, Europa League, or the newly introduced Europa Conference League. Looking ahead, the full 2025/26 Premier League schedule shows that Sky will broadcast 215 matches across the season, offering fans an unprecedented level of access.
Subscribers can also stream the action through the NOW platform, ensuring flexible viewing options on mobile devices and smart TVs. One of the most crucial fixtures arrives on 17 May—a match that may be shifted to 15 May if Aston Villa defeat Nottingham Forest to reach the Europa League final.
The Liverpool versus Aston Villa game, featuring two sides locked in a tight battle for fourth place, could have a significant impact on the allocation of Champions League spots for the following season. Should Villa win the Europa League while finishing fifth, the additional European slot would be passed down to the sixth‑placed team, reshaping the continental qualification picture.
Below is a detailed list of the key fixtures slated for live coverage on Sky Sports, complete with kickoff times: - 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 Europa League final qualification) - Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest – 12:30 pm* (subject to Europa League final qualification) - 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 match will be moved to Friday, 15 May, with an 8:00 pm kickoff on Sky Sports. Additional marquee games include: - Arsenal vs Burnley – 8:00 pm (18 May) - Bournemouth vs Manchester City – 7:30 pm (19 May) - Chelsea vs Tottenham – 8:15 pm (date to be confirmed) On Sunday, 24 May, Sky Sports will broadcast every Premier League match live, featuring a synchronized 4:00 pm kickoff across ten games: - Brighton vs Manchester United - Burnley vs Wolves - Crystal Palace vs Arsenal - Fulham vs Newcastle - Liverpool vs Brentford - Manchester City vs Aston Villa - Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth - Sunderland vs Chelsea - Tottenham vs Everton - West Ham vs Leeds Fans can also explore the full fixture lists for Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest, as well as participate in the Super 6 competition for a chance to win a £200,000 prize—entry is free of charge.
This extensive coverage ensures that anyone following the Premier League’s dramatic conclusion will have every crucial moment at their fingertips, all courtesy of Sky Sports.