Sky Sports has announced an extensive slate of Premier League fixtures that will be broadcast live throughout October and November, featuring high‑profile matchups such as Liverpool hosting both Manchester City and Arsenal, as well as Manchester United travelling to face their historic rivals Leeds United. In total, twenty‑one league games will be shown on the network during this period, giving fans ample opportunity to catch the action on television or via the Sky Sports app.
The first marquee encounter arrives on Sunday, 11 October, when Liverpool welcome Manchester City to Anfield for a showdown that promises fireworks. Kick‑off is scheduled for 4:30 p.m., and the match will be streamed live on Sky Sports, allowing viewers to watch the clash between two of the league’s most potent attacking sides.
A few weeks later, on Wednesday, 1 November, Anfield will host another blockbuster Super Sunday as the defending champions Arsenal travel north to take on the Reds. This fixture, also slated for a 4:30 p.m. start, will be part of Sky’s prime‑time coverage and is expected to attract a global audience. Arsenal’s schedule remains busy beyond the Liverpool trip.
After the Anfield visit, Mikel Arteta’s men head to Nottingham Forest on Sunday, 18 October, for a match that will also be televised live. The Gunners will therefore feature prominently on Sky’s lineup throughout the month, providing supporters with multiple opportunities to follow the team’s progress. Manchester United’s fixtures are equally compelling.
The Red Devils open their October campaign at home on Saturday, 10 October, when they face Tottenham Hotspur, managed by Roberto De Zerbi. The match kicks off at 5:30 p.m. and will be broadcast live, offering a tantalising preview of United’s form ahead of a crucial away trip.
On Sunday, 18 October, United travel to Elland Road to take on Leeds United, a game steeped in history and rivalry. This encounter, scheduled for a 2:00 p.m. start, will also be shown live on Sky Sports, giving fans a chance to witness the intensity of the Leeds‑United derby. The Red Devils’ October itinerary continues with a home fixture against Bournemouth on Sunday, 25 October, another match that will be aired live.
Meanwhile, Tottenham’s schedule includes a Saturday Night Football London derby against Chelsea on 24 October, following a Monday Night Football clash with newly promoted Coventry City on 19 October. Tottenham will also host Crystal Palace at home on 31 October, adding to the list of games that Sky will broadcast. Other notable live fixtures include: - Crystal Palace versus Nottingham Forest (2 p.m., 18 Oct) - Hull City versus Everton (2 p.m., 18 Oct) - Liverpool versus Manchester City (4:30 p.m., 11 Oct) - Coventry City versus Newcastle United (8 p.m., 19 Oct) - Newcastle United versus Aston Villa (2 p.m., 19 Oct) - Bournemouth versus Sunderland (2 p.m., 19 Oct) - Brighton versus Crystal Palace (2 p.m., 19 Oct) - Leeds United versus Manchester United (2 p.m., 18 Oct) - Nottingham Forest versus Arsenal (4:30 p.m., 18 Oct) - Tottenham versus Coventry City (8 p.m., 19 Oct) - Ipswich Town versus Nottingham Forest (8 p.m., 19 Oct) - Chelsea versus Tottenham (5:30 p.m., 24 Oct) - Crystal Palace versus Newcastle United (2 p.m., 24 Oct) - Hull City versus Brentford (2 p.m., 24 Oct) - Manchester United versus Bournemouth (2 p.m., 25 Oct) - Sunderland versus Leeds United (4:30 p.m., 25 Oct) - Tottenham versus Crystal Palace (5:30 p.m., 31 Oct) - Aston Villa versus Fulham (2 p.m., 31 Oct) - Liverpool versus Arsenal (4:30 p.m., 1 Nov) - Newcastle United versus Everton (8 p.m., 1 Nov) Sky Sports remains the primary broadcaster for domestic club football across the United Kingdom and Ireland, promising over 1,500 live matches spanning the Premier League, Women’s Super League, English Football League and Scottish Premiership in the upcoming season. For the 2026/27 campaign, Sky has committed to airing at least 215 Premier League games live, ensuring fans have access to a substantial portion of the action.
Subscribers can enjoy all live football directly through the Sky Sports app, which offers a seamless streaming experience on smartphones, tablets and connected TVs. Those without a Sky subscription are encouraged to explore flexible options such as NOW TV, which provides day‑pass or monthly memberships without a long‑term contract, allowing viewers to watch on a pay‑as‑you‑go basis. Key dates for the broader football calendar include: - 21 August: Premier League season kickoff - Week commencing 24 August: Carabao Cup second round for clubs not involved in European competition - 27 August: Champions League group‑stage draw - Weeks commencing 7 September and 14 September: Carabao Cup third round as European clubs enter the competition - 8‑10 September: Start of the Champions League group stage - 9 January: FA Cup third round - 27 January: Conclusion of the Champions League group stage - 16 February: Beginning of the Champions League knockout phase - 21 March: Carabao Cup final - 30 May: End of the Premier League season - 5 June: Champions League final at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid In addition to football, Sky Sports promotes its Super 6 competition, where participants can enter for free for a chance to win a £1 million prize.
This initiative adds an extra layer of excitement for viewers who tune in throughout the season. Whether you are a die‑hard supporter with a Sky subscription, a casual fan using the app, or someone looking for a contract‑free way to watch the Premier League, Sky Sports offers a range of options to suit every preference.
Stay tuned for the upcoming fixtures, and enjoy the drama, skill and passion that only top‑flight English football can deliver.