Sky Sports has unveiled its November Premier League lineup, featuring a host of high‑profile clashes that will be broadcast live across the network. Among the marquee fixtures are the Anfield showdown between Liverpool and Manchester United and the north‑London duel where Arsenal host Manchester City. Both matches are slated for the same kickoff time of 4:30 pm, but on different weekends, offering fans two blockbuster Sundays to look forward to. The Liverpool‑United encounter is set for Sunday, 22 November, when Jürgen Klopp’s side welcomes Sir Alex Ferguson’s rivals to Anfield.
This classic rivalry, often described as a "blockbuster" due to its historic significance and the sheer quality of both squads, will kick off at 4:30 pm. Liverpool will be looking to capitalize on their home advantage, while United will aim to secure a vital three points to keep their title aspirations alive. A week later, on the following Sunday, Arsenal will host the league leaders Manchester City at the Emirates Stadium. The Gunners, under Mikel Arteta, will be eager to prove they can challenge Pep Guardiola’s side, who have been dominant all season.
The match also starts at 4:30 pm, making it the centerpiece of a packed "Super Sunday" that includes four additional fixtures at 2:05 pm: Brighton & Hove Albion versus Newcastle United, Crystal Palace versus Hull City, Fulham versus Bournemouth, and Sunderland versus Tottenham Hotspur. This slate of games offers a full day of football for viewers, with Sky Sports providing comprehensive coverage. Beyond these headline events, November features several other noteworthy fixtures. Nottingham Forest will host Manchester City on the first Saturday night of the month, providing a prime‑time clash that could test the Forest’s resilience against the champions.
The following day, a busy schedule sees Brighton take on Brentford, Liverpool travel to Crystal Palace, Bournemouth face Ipswich Town, and Sunderland welcome Chelsea, all slated for a 2 pm kickoff. Later that afternoon, Manchester United will meet Aston Villa at 4:30 pm. After the international break, the calendar continues to deliver excitement.
Newcastle United will travel to Arsenal on Saturday, 21 November, with a 5:30 pm kickoff, while Forest will host Chelsea in the subsequent Friday Night Football fixture. Additional matches include Manchester United versus Tottenham (5:30 pm), Crystal Palace versus Nottingham Forest (2 pm), Hull City versus Everton (2 pm), Liverpool versus Manchester City (4:30 pm), and a late‑night showdown between Coventry City and Newcastle (8 pm).
Each of these games will be streamed live on Sky Sports, ensuring fans have access to a broad selection of Premier League action. The network’s November schedule also lists a series of secondary fixtures that round out the month's offerings: Newcastle versus Aston Villa, Bournemouth versus Sunderland, Brighton versus Crystal Palace, Leeds versus Manchester United, Nottingham Forest versus Arsenal, Tottenham versus Coventry, Ipswich versus Nottingham Forest, Chelsea versus Tottenham, Crystal Palace versus Newcastle, Hull versus Brentford, Manchester United versus Bournemouth, Sunderland versus Leeds, Tottenham versus Crystal Palace, Aston Villa versus Fulham, Liverpool versus Arsenal, Newcastle versus Everton, Everton versus Coventry City, Nottingham Forest versus Manchester City, Brighton & Hove Albion versus Brentford, Crystal Palace versus Liverpool, Ipswich Town versus Bournemouth, Sunderland versus Chelsea, Manchester United versus Aston Villa, Newcastle United versus Arsenal, Hull City versus Brighton & Hove Albion, Liverpool versus Manchester United, Brentford versus Everton, Nottingham Forest versus Chelsea, Ipswich Town versus Aston Villa, Brighton & Hove Albion versus Newcastle United, Crystal Palace versus Hull City, Fulham versus Bournemouth, Sunderland versus Tottenham Hotspur, and finally Arsenal versus Manchester City – all confirmed for live broadcast on Sky Sports. 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, the platform guarantees a minimum of 215 live Premier League games for the 2026/27 campaign, reinforcing its position as the go‑to destination for football enthusiasts.
Subscribers to Sky Sports can enjoy seamless streaming via the Sky Sports app, which provides live coverage on mobile devices, tablets, and smart TVs. For those without a current subscription, Sky offers upgrade options for existing Sky customers and a range of promotional packages for new users. Additionally, the network promotes NOW TV as a flexible alternative, allowing viewers to purchase day‑pass or month‑pass memberships without a long‑term contract, granting the freedom to cancel at any time.
Beyond the on‑field action, Sky Sports encourages fan engagement through its Super 6 competition, where participants can enter for free for a chance to win a £1 million prize pool. This initiative adds an extra layer of excitement for viewers, blending the thrill of football with the potential for substantial rewards. In summary, November promises a dense calendar of Premier League fixtures, with Sky Sports delivering extensive live coverage of both headline matchups and supporting games. Whether you are a Liverpool supporter eager for the Anfield clash, an Arsenal fan anticipating the battle against City, or simply a football aficionado wanting a full day of top‑flight action, Sky Sports’ November lineup ensures there is something for everyone.