Sky Sports is packing a massive weekend of sport into a single, action‑filled lineup, featuring football, Formula 1, cricket, golf, tennis and the NFL. Whether you’re a long‑time Sky subscriber or someone looking to dip your toes into the service for the first time, this guide explains every way you can tune in, what you’ll see, and how to make sure you don’t miss a single moment. **Ways to watch** * **Traditional TV** – If you already have a Sky subscription, you can simply switch to the appropriate Sky Sports channel on your television set. The full schedule is available on the main Sky Sports channels as well as the specialist Sky Sports+ feeds.
For those who do not yet have Sky Sports, an upgrade is possible for a one‑off fee of £22, granting you immediate access to all the live action. * **Sky Sports app** – Existing Sky customers can also stream the same live feeds via the Sky Sports mobile application. The app works on smartphones, tablets and compatible smart‑TV devices, giving you the flexibility to watch from the couch or on the go.
* **NOW TV streaming** – If you are not a Sky subscriber, NOW TV offers a day‑pass or a month‑pass that provides contract‑free access to every Sky Sports channel. The pass is called a “NOW Day” or “NOW Month” and can be purchased instantly online. It works on more than 60 devices, from laptops to streaming sticks, so you can watch wherever you are.
* **Online event blogs and highlights** – For those who can’t watch live, Sky maintains dedicated event blogs that provide real‑time commentary, scores and key moments. After the games, you can catch up on highlights through the Sky Sports app, ensuring you stay up‑to‑date even if you missed the broadcast. **Full weekend schedule** *Saturday – Day Two of the Solheim Cup* (06:00 – Sky Sports Main Event & Golf) opens the weekend with the women's team golf competition.
The morning foursomes are followed at 10:15 by the fourth day of the England‑versus‑Pakistan Test (Sky Sports Cricket). At noon, the Solheim Cup returns for four‑ball matches. By 12:30, seven English Football League fixtures kick off, including the local derby between Derby County and Birmingham City as well as West Bromwich Albion versus Queens Park Rangers on Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Plus. At 12:45, the women’s game between West Ham United and London City Lionesses is shown on Sky Sports Premier League.
The Irish Open swings into action at 14:30 on Sky Sports+, while the Spanish Grand Prix qualifying session is broadcast at 15:00 on Sky Sports F1. Evening football returns with Tottenham Hotspur versus Everton at 17:00 on the Main Event and Premier League channels.
The day rounds off with the US Open Women’s final at 20:00 on the Main Event and Tennis, and a night‑time Test match between South Africa and New Zealand at 22:20 on Sky Sports Action. *Sunday – Solheim Cup singles and more* (09:00 – Sky Sports Main Event & Golf) sees the decisive singles matches.
At 10:15, the fifth day of the England‑Pakistan Test continues. Mid‑day, women’s football takes centre stage with Manchester United Women versus Chelsea Women at 11:30 on Sky Sports Mix and Plus, alongside a men’s clash between Sheffield United and Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sky Sports Football. At 13:00, Coventry faces Brighton on the Main Event and Premier League, while the Spanish Grand Prix race itself is shown on Sky Sports F1.
The Irish Open returns at 14:00 on Sky Sports+. The Premier League showdown between Manchester United and Manchester City kicks off at 16:00 on the Main Event and Premier League channels.
NFL fans get two early games at 17:30 – Buffalo Bills versus Houston Texans and Tampa Bay Buccaneers versus Cincinnati Bengals – on Sky Sports Action and Plus. Women’s club football continues at 18:00 with Aston Villa Women versus Manchester City Women on Sky Sports Football. The US Open Men’s final is streamed at 19:00 on the Main Event and Tennis.
The night caps off with three NFL primetime games – Green Bay Packers versus Minnesota Vikings, Miami Dolphins versus Las Vegas Raiders, and Washington Commanders versus Philadelphia Eagles – at 21:25 on Sky Sports Action and Plus. **Additional Sky Sports subscriber benefits** * **Sky iD assistance** – Subscribers can easily locate or create a Sky iD, the single sign‑on that links all Sky services. * **NOW TV instant streaming** – NOW TV provides on‑demand access to all twelve Sky Sports channels, every Sky Sports+ stream, and a library of on‑demand content.
Membership is contract‑free, allowing you to cancel at any time, and you can choose between daily or monthly passes depending on how long you need coverage. * **Device flexibility** – The NOW TV app works across a wide range of hardware, from smartphones and tablets to smart TVs, gaming consoles and streaming sticks, so you can watch wherever you are most comfortable. * **Super 6 competition** – While you enjoy the weekend’s sports, you can also enter Sky’s Super 6 competition for a chance to win a £1 million prize, with free entry available to all viewers. **How to get started** 1.
**Check your current subscription** – If you already have Sky, simply log in to your account, navigate to the Sky Sports channel guide and select the appropriate channel for each event. 2. **Upgrade if needed** – Non‑subscribers can add Sky Sports for a one‑time fee of £22 via the Sky website or app.
3. **Consider NOW TV** – For a contract‑free option, purchase a NOW Day or NOW Month pass. The pricing is displayed on the NOW TV website and updates regularly.
4. **Download the Sky Sports app** – Available on iOS and Android, the app lets you stream live matches, view highlights, and read event blogs. 5.
**Set reminders** – Use your phone’s calendar or the Sky Sports app’s reminder feature to ensure you’re notified before each key fixture begins. With these options and the detailed schedule in hand, you’ll be fully equipped to enjoy every moment of Sky Sports’ Big Weekend, from early‑morning golf to late‑night NFL action.
Whether you prefer watching on a big screen, a mobile device, or a laptop, the coverage is comprehensive, flexible and ready whenever you are.