Sky Sports has announced an extensive lineup of Premier League fixtures that will be broadcast live throughout October and November, featuring marquee matchups such as Liverpool hosting Arsenal and Manchester United travelling to Leeds. The broadcaster’s schedule highlights 21 top‑flight games that will be shown on its platforms, offering fans a chance to catch the action from the comfort of their homes or on the go via the Sky Sports app.
The first of the highlighted fixtures is Liverpool’s clash with Manchester City on Sunday, 11 October, kicking off at 4:30 pm. This high‑stakes encounter pits two of the league’s most potent attacking units against each other, with both sides eager to cement early season momentum.
A week later, on 18 October, Arsenal will travel to Nottingham Forest, another fixture that will be streamed live, giving Mikel Arteta’s men a chance to test themselves on the road against a resilient Forest side. Perhaps the most anticipated showdown arrives on Sunday, 1 November, when Liverpool host Arsenal in what has been billed as a "Super Sunday" blockbuster. The match will kick off at 4:30 pm and promises to be a tactical battle between Jurgen Klopp’s high‑pressing Liverpool and Arteta’s possession‑based Arsenal. Fans can expect a fierce contest for supremacy in the north‑west, with both clubs looking to climb the table and secure European qualification.
Manchester United’s schedule is equally packed. The Red Devils begin the month by hosting Tottenham Hotspur, managed by Roberto De Zerbi, on Saturday, 10 October. The game, slated for a 5:30 pm kickoff, will be a test of United’s defensive solidity against a Spurs side that thrives on quick transitions. After that, United travel to Leeds United on Sunday, 18 October, for a 2:00 pm fixture that will be streamed live on Sky Sports.
This encounter pits United’s attacking firepower against Leeds’ gritty, high‑intensity style, making it a compelling watch for neutral fans. The Sky Sports lineup also includes a slew of other notable fixtures.
Tottenham will travel to Chelsea for a Saturday Night Football London derby on 24 October, while they host newly promoted Coventry City on Monday Night Football on 19 October. Tottenham’s home game against Crystal Palace on 31 October adds another layer of excitement, as both teams vie for mid‑table security. Other matches set for live coverage include: - Hull City versus Everton (2:00 pm) - Coventry City versus Newcastle United (8:00 pm) - Newcastle United versus Aston Villa (2:00 pm) - Bournemouth versus Sunderland (2:00 pm) - Brighton versus Crystal Palace (2:00 pm) - Leeds United versus Manchester United (2:00 pm) - Nottingham Forest versus Arsenal (4:30 pm) - Tottenham Hotspur versus Coventry City (8:00 pm) - Ipswich Town versus Nottingham Forest (8:00 pm) - Chelsea versus Tottenham Hotspur (5:30 pm) - Crystal Palace versus Newcastle United (2:00 pm) - Hull City versus Brentford (2:00 pm) - Manchester United versus Bournemouth (2:00 pm) - Sunderland versus Leeds United (4:30 pm) - Tottenham Hotspur versus Crystal Palace (5:30 pm) - Aston Villa versus Fulham (2:00 pm) - Liverpool versus Arsenal (4:30 pm) - Newcastle United versus Everton (8:00 pm) Sky Sports positions itself as the premier destination for domestic club football across the United Kingdom and Ireland, promising over 1,500 live matches across the Premier League, Women’s Super League, English Football League and Scottish Premiership in the upcoming season. For the 2026/27 campaign alone, the network guarantees a minimum of 215 live Premier League fixtures, ensuring that fans have abundant viewing options each week.
Subscribers can enjoy all these matches via the Sky Sports app, which provides seamless streaming on smartphones, tablets and connected TVs. Those without a traditional Sky subscription have flexible alternatives: existing Sky customers can upgrade their package, while non‑subscribers can explore contract‑free options through NOW TV, which offers daily or monthly passes that can be cancelled at any time. Key dates to remember beyond the October‑November window include the start of the Premier League season on 21 August, the Carabao Cup second round for non‑European clubs during the week of 24 August, and the Champions League league‑phase draw on 27 August. The Champions League group stage kicks off between 8 and 10 September, while the Carabao Cup third round takes place on the weeks of 7 and 14 September as European clubs join the competition.
The FA Cup third round is scheduled for 9 January, followed by the conclusion of the Champions League group phase on 27 January. The knockout stages begin on 16 February, leading up to the Carabao Cup final on 21 March and the Premier League finale on 30 May.
The season culminates with the Champions League final on 5 June at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid. In addition to football, Sky Sports is running a Super 6 promotion that gives viewers a chance to win £1 million, with free entry for all participants. This promotion adds an extra layer of excitement for fans tuning in to watch their favourite clubs battle it out on the pitch. Whether you are a die‑hard supporter of Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester United, Leeds United or any other club featured in the schedule, Sky Sports offers a comprehensive and convenient way to stay connected to the Premier League action throughout the autumn months and beyond.