Don’t miss a single moment of the decisive phase of the Premier League as Sky Sports confirms that every match involving Arsenal and Manchester City will be shown live. As the battle for the crown reaches its climax, the two clubs remain in control of their own destinies, and Sky will be on hand to deliver every kick, every chance and every goal as the season draws to a close. The schedule has been adjusted to accommodate the demands of other competitions. Manchester City’s postponed clash with Crystal Palace – originally shifted because of City’s involvement in the Carabao Cup final – is now set for 13 May at 20:00, and the game will be transmitted live on Sky.
Their later meeting with Bournemouth, which had been earmarked for the weekend of the FA Cup final, has been moved to 19 May with a 19:30 kick‑off, and that too will be on Sky’s channels. Arsenal’s final home fixture of the campaign comes against Burnley on 18 May at 20:00. This encounter will also serve as the season’s concluding edition of the league’s celebrated Monday Night Football slot, and fans can expect a full‑screen Sky broadcast.
Beyond those headline fixtures, Sky Sports will be showing every game across the last two weekends of the campaign. On 17 May, a total of seven matches will be aired live, covering both the upper and lower ends of the table, ensuring that supporters of all clubs can follow the action as the league decides its final shape.
Supporters can also stay up‑to‑date via Sky Sports’ WhatsApp service, which delivers breaking news, video highlights, in‑depth features and tactical analysis directly to their phones. The stakes in the final weeks are massive. In addition to the title race, clubs are fighting for European qualification and for survival in the top flight. Sky has scheduled 30 Premier League fixtures for the month of May, including Tottenham Hotspur’s potential six‑point showdown with Leeds United on 11 May and West Ham United’s end‑of‑season clash with Leeds at the London Stadium.
For a complete picture of the 2025/26 Premier League calendar, fans can consult the official fixture list. Sky has secured the rights to broadcast 215 league games over the 2025/26 season, and those without a traditional TV subscription can stream matches via the NOW platform. One of the most critical fixtures on 17 May – which may be moved to 15 May if Aston Villa qualify for the Europa League final by beating Nottingham Forest – is the Liverpool versus Aston Villa encounter.
Both sides are locked in a tight race for the fourth‑place Champions League slot, and the result could have a direct impact on how many places the Premier League receives for next season's Champions League. Should Villa win the Europa League and finish fifth in the league, the extra European berth will be passed down to the sixth‑placed team, potentially reshuffling the entire continental qualification picture. Below is a detailed rundown of the key matches scheduled for the concluding weeks, all of which will be available live on Sky Sports: - 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* (or 15 May, 20:00 if Villa reach the Europa League final) - Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest – 12:30* (or 15 May, 20:00 if Forest reach the Europa League final) - Brentford vs Crystal Palace – 15:00 - Everton vs Sunderland – 15:00 - Leeds United vs Brighton & Hove Albion – 15:00 - Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Fulham – 15:00 - Newcastle United vs West Ham United – 17:30 *The fixture involving whichever side progresses to the Europa League final will be shifted to Friday, 15 May, with an 20:00 kick‑off on Sky.
Additional marquee games include: - Arsenal vs Burnley – 20:00 (Monday Night Football) - Bournemouth vs Manchester City – 19:30 - Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur – 20:15 On Sunday, 24 May, Sky will broadcast every Premier League match simultaneously, providing a comprehensive wrap‑up of the season: - Brighton & Hove Albion vs Manchester United – 16:00 - Burnley vs Wolverhampton Wanderers – 16:00 - Crystal Palace vs Arsenal – 16:00 - Fulham vs Newcastle United – 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 Hotspur vs Everton – 16:00 - West Ham United vs Leeds United – 16:00 For fans of Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest, full fixture lists are also provided on Sky’s website, making it easy to track each club’s remaining games. Finally, Sky Sports is running a promotional Super 6 competition, offering a chance to win a £200,000 prize pool. Entry is free, encouraging all viewers to engage with the broadcast and potentially walk away with a life‑changing reward. In summary, the final stretch of the Premier League promises drama, suspense and plenty of football action.
Whether you are backing the title contenders, chasing a European berth, or fighting to avoid relegation, Sky Sports will ensure you can watch every decisive moment live, with comprehensive coverage across TV and digital platforms.