The climax of the Premier League season is fast approaching, and fans of both Arsenal and Manchester City can now breathe a sigh of relief knowing that every single match involving their clubs will be broadcast live on Sky Sports. With the championship still very much up for grabs, Sky has committed to delivering each kick, each goal, and each pivotal moment as the league reaches its dramatic finale in the final month of the campaign. Manchester City’s schedule has been slightly reshuffled due to their involvement in the Carabao Cup final earlier in the year. The postponed encounter with Crystal Palace, originally moved to accommodate the cup final, is now set for 13 May at 20:00, and Sky Sports will air it live.
In addition, the Citizens’ fixture against Bournemouth, which was initially planned for the weekend surrounding the FA Cup final, has been re‑scheduled for 19 May with a 19:30 kick‑off. Both games will be presented with the full pre‑match analysis, live commentary, and post‑match breakdown that Sky’s audience expects. Arsenal’s final home outing of the season sees them host Burnley on 18 May at 20:00. This match will also serve as the last edition of the league’s iconic Monday Night Football series, and it will be shown live on Sky, offering fans a perfect platform to witness the Gunners’ final push for the title on their own turf.
The match promises high stakes, as both clubs will be fighting for pride and positioning in the table. Beyond the headline fixtures, Sky Sports has announced that every game taking place over the last two weekends of the Premier League will be televised live.
On 17 May, a full slate of seven matches will be broadcast, covering teams from the top of the table to those battling relegation. This comprehensive coverage ensures that supporters of every club will have access to live action, analysis, and the inevitable drama that comes with the season’s closing stages. Fans can also stay updated through Sky Sports’ WhatsApp channel, which provides the latest news, video highlights, in‑depth features, tactical analysis, and more. The service is designed to keep viewers informed about any last‑minute changes, injury updates, and the ever‑shifting landscape of the title race and European qualification battles.
The final weeks of the season are packed with crucial fixtures that could determine not only the champion but also which clubs secure Champions League, Europa League, and Europa Conference League spots, as well as which teams will be relegated. Sky Sports has slated a total of 30 games throughout May, including 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. In the broader context, the 2025/26 Premier League schedule includes 215 matches that Sky will broadcast, offering fans an unprecedented level of access.
For those who prefer streaming, the NOW platform provides a reliable way to watch the league on the go. One of the most pivotal fixtures on the calendar is the Liverpool versus Aston Villa match slated for 17 May. If Villa win their Europa League semi‑final against Forest, the game will be moved forward to 15 May. This encounter is crucial as both sides are locked in a tight battle for the fourth‑place Champions League spot.
Should Villa capture the Europa League trophy while finishing fifth in the league, the extra European berth would be passed down to the sixth‑placed team, adding another layer of intrigue to the final match‑day calculations. Below is a snapshot of key kick‑off times for the remaining fixtures, all of which will be aired live on Sky Sports: - 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 (subject to change) - Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest – 12:30 (subject to change) - 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.
Additional fixtures to note include: - Arsenal vs Burnley – 20:00 (Monday Night Football) - Bournemouth vs Manchester City – 19:30 - Chelsea vs Tottenham – 20:15 On Sunday, 24 May, Sky Sports will broadcast every game of the day, providing a full day of live football for fans: - 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 For those interested in the broader fixture list, Sky also provides detailed schedules for Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest, ensuring supporters can plan their viewing ahead of time. Finally, fans can take part in the Super 6 competition for a chance to win a £200,000 prize, with free entry available through Sky’s promotional offers.
This comprehensive coverage and added engagement opportunities make Sky Sports the definitive destination for anyone wanting to follow the Premier League’s title run‑in, European qualification battles, and relegation scrap live and in real time.