If you’re eager to follow an action‑packed weekend that includes football, Formula 1, cricket, golf, tennis and the NFL, Sky Sports has you covered. Below is a comprehensive guide that explains how to access every match, race and tournament, whether you’re a Sky subscriber, a NOW TV user, or simply on the move. By the end of this guide you’ll know exactly where to tune in, which platforms to use, and how to make sure you never miss a moment of the sporting extravaganza.

## Ways to Watch Sky Sports This Weekend **Traditional TV** – If you already have a Sky subscription, you can watch all the live action on the regular Sky Sports channels. For those who do not yet have Sky Sports, the service can be added for an additional £22 per month, giving you access to the full lineup of events. **Sky Sports App** – Existing Sky customers can also stream the same content on the Sky Sports mobile app.

The app mirrors the TV broadcast, so you can switch between your television and handheld devices without missing any of the live coverage. **NOW TV Streaming** – If you are not a Sky subscriber, NOW TV offers a flexible alternative. You can purchase a Day Pass or a Month‑Pass that provides contract‑free access to every Sky Sports channel, including the premium Sky Sports+ streams.

This option is perfect for short‑term viewers who want full coverage without committing to a long‑term contract. **Online Event Blogs & Highlights** – For those who are travelling, commuting, or simply prefer to read updates, Sky Sports maintains dedicated event blogs for each sport.

These blogs provide live text commentary, real‑time scores and post‑event highlights that can be accessed via the Sky Sports website or the app. ## Detailed Schedule of Events ### Saturday – Golf, Cricket, Football, Women’s Soccer, and More - **06:00 GMT – Solheim Cup – Day Two Foursomes** (Sky Sports Main Event & Golf) – The second day of the prestigious women’s team competition kicks off with the foursome format, where two‑player teams alternate shots. - **10:15 GMT – England vs Pakistan – Day Four, Third Test** (Sky Sports Cricket) – The marathon test match continues with England looking to secure a lead against Pakistan. - **12:00 GMT – Solheim Cup – Day Two Four‑balls** (Sky Sports Main Event & Golf) – The four‑ball matches follow the morning foursomes, offering another chance for teams to gain points.

- **12:30 GMT – Seven EFL Fixtures** (Sky Sports Football & Plus) – Highlights include Derby County vs Birmingham City and West Bromwich Albion vs Queens Park Rangers, among other league action. - **12:45 GMT – West Ham Women vs London City Lionesses** (Sky Sports Premier League) – A key Women’s Super League clash. - **14:30 GMT – Irish Open** (Sky Sports+) – The professional golf tournament continues with a strong field.

- **15:00 GMT – Spanish Grand Prix Qualifying** (Sky Sports F1) – The qualifying session determines the grid for the Formula 1 race in Spain. - **17:00 GMT – Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton** (Sky Sports Main Event & Premier League) – A Premier League showdown featuring two top‑flight clubs. - **20:00 GMT – US Open Women’s Final** (Sky Sports Main Event & Tennis) – The climax of the US Open women’s singles competition.

- **22:20 GMT – South Africa vs New Zealand – Fourth Test** (Sky Sports Action) – The final day of the test match between the two cricketing nations. ### Sunday – More Golf, Cricket, Football, NFL, and Tennis - **09:00 GMT – Solheim Cup – Singles** (Sky Sports Main Event & Golf) – The singles matches decide the ultimate winner of the Solheim Cup. - **10:15 GMT – England vs Pakistan – Day Five, Third Test** (Sky Sports Cricket) – The final day of the test, with both sides vying for a result. - **11:30 GMT – Manchester United Women vs Chelsea Women** (Sky Sports Mix & Plus) – A high‑stakes Women’s Super League encounter.

- **11:30 GMT – Sheffield United vs Wolverhampton Wanderers** (Sky Sports Football) – A Championship clash. - **13:00 GMT – Coventry City vs Brighton & Hove Albion** (Sky Sports Main Event & Premier League) – A Premier League match that could affect mid‑table positions.

- **13:00 GMT – Spanish Grand Prix** (Sky Sports F1) – The race itself, featuring the world’s best drivers battling on the Circuit de Barcelona‑Catalunya. - **14:00 GMT – Irish Open** (Sky Sports+) – Continuation of the tournament’s final rounds.

- **16:00 GMT – Manchester United vs Manchester City** (Sky Sports Main Event & Premier League) – The Manchester derby, always a fixture with high stakes and intense rivalry. - **17:30 GMT – NFL Double‑Header** (Sky Sports Action & Plus) – Bills vs Texans and Buccaneers vs Bengals provide a taste of American football for UK fans. - **18:00 GMT – Aston Villa Women vs Manchester City Women** (Sky Sports Football) – Another key Women’s Super League fixture.

- **19:00 GMT – US Open Men’s Final** (Sky Sports Main Event & Tennis) – The culmination of the men’s singles tournament at Flushing Meadows. - **21:25 GMT – NFL Triple‑Header** (Sky Sports Action & Plus) – Packers vs Vikings, Dolphins vs Raiders, and Commanders vs Eagles round out the weekend’s NFL coverage. ## How to Get Started with Each Platform 1. **Sky TV Subscribers** – Log in to your TV or open the Sky Sports app on your smartphone, tablet or smart TV.

Your existing Sky iD will grant you instant access to all channels listed above. 2. **NOW TV Users** – Visit the NOW TV website or download the NOW app.

Choose a Day Pass for a single‑day experience or a Month Pass for ongoing access. After purchase, you’ll receive a login that unlocks all Sky Sports channels, including the premium Sky Sports+ streams.

3. **Mobile & On‑the‑Go** – The Sky Sports app not only streams live TV but also provides live text commentary, real‑time scores, and video highlights. It works on iOS, Android and many smart TV platforms. 4.

**Sky iD Assistance** – If you have trouble locating or creating your Sky iD, Sky’s support pages offer step‑by‑step instructions to retrieve or set up your credentials. ## Additional Features and Promotions - **NOW TV Flexibility** – The service is contract‑free, meaning you can cancel at any time without penalties. It supports over 60 devices, from smartphones to gaming consoles, ensuring you can watch wherever you are. - **Super 6 Contest** – For a bit of extra excitement, Sky runs a weekly Super 6 competition where participants can enter for free and stand a chance to win a £1 million prize.

- **Highlight Packages** – After each event, Sky Sports uploads condensed highlight reels to the app and website, allowing you to catch up on missed action. By following this guide, you’ll be fully equipped to enjoy every match, race and tournament that Sky Sports has scheduled for the weekend. Whether you’re a die‑hard fan with a Sky subscription, a casual viewer opting for a NOW TV pass, or someone who prefers to read live blogs and watch highlights later, there’s a solution that fits your needs.

Grab your remote, charge your devices, and settle in for a weekend of non‑stop sport on Sky Sports.