Sky Sports is set to broadcast a host of high‑profile Premier League fixtures throughout October and November, featuring marquee match‑ups such as Liverpool hosting Manchester City and Arsenal, as well as Manchester United travelling to Leeds United. In total, 21 league games will be shown live on the network during this period, giving fans ample opportunity to catch the action from the comfort of their homes. The first of the highlighted fixtures arrives on Sunday 11 October, when Liverpool welcome Manchester City to Anfield for a 4:30 pm kick‑off. This clash pits two of England’s most successful clubs against each other, with both sides boasting deep squads and tactical acumen.
Six weeks later, on Saturday 1 November, Anfield will stage another "Super Sunday" as the reigning champions Arsenal travel to Merseyside. The Gunners, led by Mikel Arteta, will be looking to test their title credentials against a Liverpool side eager to defend their home turf. Arsenal’s schedule does not stop there.
After the Liverpool visit, Arteta’s men head to the East Midlands on Sunday 18 October for a game against Nottingham Forest. The Forest side, still finding their footing after promotion, will aim to cause an upset, while Arsenal will seek to maintain momentum ahead of the high‑stakes encounter with Liverpool later in the month. Manchester United’s October itinerary is equally packed.
The Red Devils open the month on Saturday 10 October with a home fixture against Tottenham Hotspur, managed by Roberto De Zerbi. The match, slated for a 5:30 pm start, promises an intriguing tactical battle between United’s traditional attacking flair and Tottenham’s evolving style under their new coach.
United then travel to Elland Road on Sunday 18 October to face Leeds United, a game scheduled for a 2:00 pm kick‑off and broadcast live on Sky Sports. This encounter pits two historic clubs against each other, with Leeds hoping to capitalize on home advantage and United aiming to secure three points on the road. The Red Devils continue their busy week later in the month with a Sunday 25 October visit to Bournemouth. This fixture, also at 2:00 pm, offers United a chance to consolidate their league position while Bournemouth looks to prove they belong in the top flight.
Further down the fixture list, Tottenham Hotspur will travel to Chelsea for a Saturday Night Football London derby on 24 October, a 5:30 pm clash that will undoubtedly attract a global audience. Earlier in the month, on Monday 19 October, Tottenham host newly promoted Coventry City in a Monday Night Football slot at 8:00 pm, providing the Sky audience with a showcase of the Premier League’s depth and competitiveness. Tottenham’s schedule also includes a home game against Crystal Palace on 31 October, a 5:30 pm showdown that could have significant implications for both clubs' mid‑table ambitions. Crystal Palace, meanwhile, will resume their rivalry with Brighton & Hove Albion on 18 October, a 2:00 pm meeting that adds another layer of intrigue to the South Coast football scene.
The Palace‑Brighton fixture will be one of several 2:00 pm matches that Sky Sports will broadcast across multiple weekends, reflecting the network’s commitment to offering a broad selection of live football. For viewers who already subscribe to Sky, all of these games can be streamed directly through the Sky Sports app, allowing fans to watch on smartphones, tablets, or connected TVs without needing a traditional set‑top box. Those without a Sky subscription have the option to gain instant access via contract‑free offers, including NOW TV day‑or‑month passes that can be cancelled at any time. Below is a concise list of the key Premier League fixtures that will be live on Sky Sports during this window: - Liverpool vs Manchester City – 4:30 pm, 11 Oct - Liverpool vs Arsenal – 4:30 pm, 1 Nov - Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest – 4:30 pm, 18 Oct - Manchester United vs Tottenham – 5:30 pm, 10 Oct - Leeds United vs Manchester United – 2:00 pm, 18 Oct - Manchester United vs Bournemouth – 2:00 pm, 25 Oct - Tottenham vs Chelsea – 5:30 pm, 24 Oct - Tottenham vs Coventry – 8:00 pm, 19 Oct - Tottenham vs Crystal Palace – 5:30 pm, 31 Oct - Crystal Palace vs Brighton – 2:00 pm, 18 Oct - Additional 2:00 pm fixtures include Hull vs Everton, Coventry vs Newcastle, Newcastle vs Aston Villa, Bournemouth vs Sunderland, Brighton vs Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal, Ipswich vs Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace vs Newcastle, Hull vs Brentford, Sunderland vs Leeds, Aston Villa vs Fulham, Newcastle vs Everton, among others.
Sky Sports remains the primary broadcaster for domestic club football across the United Kingdom and Ireland, committing to more than 1,500 live matches across the Premier League, Women’s Super League, English Football League, and Scottish Premiership for the upcoming season. Specifically for the 2026/27 campaign, Sky will deliver a minimum of 215 live Premier League games, ensuring fans have access to a wide array of matches each week. The network enjoys first pick of fixtures each round, guaranteeing that the most compelling games are available on the 2:00 pm Sunday slot across numerous weekends.
Beyond the Premier League, the calendar highlights important dates for other competitions: the Premier League season kicks off on 21 August, followed by the Carabao Cup second round for non‑European clubs the week of 24 August. The Champions League group‑stage draw takes place on 27 August, with the group phase itself beginning 8‑10 September. The Carabao Cup third round, featuring clubs involved in European competition, is scheduled for the weeks of 7 September and 14 September.
The FA Cup third round arrives on 9 January, while the Champions League group stage concludes on 27 January. The knockout phase of the Champions League begins on 16 February, leading up to the Carabao Cup final on 21 March and the Premier League’s final matchday on 30 May. The season culminates with the Champions League final on 5 June at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid.
Fans looking for additional engagement can participate in Sky’s Super 6 competition, offering a chance to win £1 million with free entry. Whether you are a long‑time Sky subscriber, a new customer, or opting for a flexible NOW TV plan, the network provides numerous ways to stay connected to the excitement of English football throughout the autumn months and beyond.