Stay glued to every pivotal moment of the Premier League title battle as Sky Sports confirms that every single fixture involving Arsenal and Manchester City will be aired live. With the championship hanging in the balance and both clubs still very much in contention, Sky will deliver comprehensive coverage of the season's climax throughout the final month of an electrifying campaign.
Manchester City’s rescheduled encounter with Crystal Palace, which was originally postponed due to City’s involvement in the Carabao Cup final, is now set for live transmission on 13 May at 20:00. In a similar vein, the Citizens’ clash with Bournemouth—initially earmarked for the weekend surrounding the FA Cup final—has been moved to 19 May, kicking off at 19:30. These adjustments ensure that fans can follow the drama without missing a beat. Arsenal’s last home fixture of the campaign, a showdown against Burnley, will headline the final edition of Monday Night Football in the Premier League.
The Gunners will host the Clarets on 18 May at 20:00, and the match will be shown live on Sky Sports, offering a perfect platform for Arsenal to cement their position in the title race. The final two weekends of the season will see an unprecedented slate of live broadcasts. On 17 May, Sky will air seven matches simultaneously, covering both the upper echelons and the relegation battleground of the league table.
This comprehensive package guarantees that supporters can keep track of every crucial point that could decide the fate of clubs fighting for European qualification or battling to avoid the drop. Fans are also encouraged to follow Sky Sports on WhatsApp, where they can receive up‑to‑the‑minute news, video highlights, in‑depth analysis and exclusive features.
The service aims to keep viewers informed about the myriad storylines unfolding as the season draws to a close. Beyond the Arsenal and City fixtures, Sky’s May schedule includes 30 live games, featuring potential six‑pointer clashes such as Tottenham Hotspur versus Leeds United on 11 May, and West Ham United’s decisive final‑day meeting with Leeds at the London Stadium. The network will also broadcast the full list of 2025/26 Premier League fixtures, confirming that a total of 215 league games will be shown across the season, with streaming options available via NOW. One of the marquee fixtures on 17 May—subject to a possible shift to 15 May if Aston Villa defeat Nottingham Forest and secure a place in the Europa League final—is the Liverpool versus Aston Villa contest.
Both sides are locked in a tight race for fourth place, a position that could influence the number of Champions League spots allocated to the Premier League for the following season. Should Villa win the Europa League while finishing fifth, the extra European berth would cascade down to the sixth‑placed team, adding another layer of intrigue. The schedule continues with a host of high‑profile matchups: - 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 United (14:00) - West Ham United vs Arsenal (16:30) - Tottenham Hotspur vs Leeds United (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 United vs Brighton (15:00) - Wolves vs Fulham (15:00) - Newcastle United vs West Ham United (17:30) *If either Aston Villa or Nottingham Forest reach the Europa League final, their respective Premier League match will be moved to Friday, 15 May, at 20:00 and will also be broadcast live on Sky.
Additional fixtures of note include: - Arsenal vs Burnley (20:00) - Bournemouth vs Manchester City (19:30) - Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur (20:15) On Sunday, 24 May, Sky will air every league game live, offering a marathon of football with kick‑offs at 16:00 for matches such as Brighton vs Manchester United, Burnley vs Wolves, Crystal Palace vs Arsenal, Fulham vs Newcastle United, Liverpool vs Brentford, Manchester City vs Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth, Sunderland vs Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton and West Ham United vs Leeds United. The broadcaster also provides dedicated pages for Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest fixtures, ensuring fans can easily track their favourite teams. For those looking for a bit of extra excitement, Sky promotes its Super 6 competition, where participants can enter for free for a chance to win a £200,000 prize.
Overall, Sky Sports’ extensive coverage guarantees that supporters of Arsenal, Manchester City, and the broader Premier League community will have uninterrupted access to every decisive encounter as the title race, European spots and relegation battles reach their dramatic conclusions.