Sky Sports has unveiled its November Premier League lineup, featuring a host of high‑profile clashes that will be broadcast live across its channels. Among the marquee fixtures are the storied Liverpool versus Manchester United encounter and the showdown between Arsenal and Manchester City, both of which promise to deliver drama, goals and plenty of talking points for fans. Liverpool will host their arch‑rivals Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday, 22 November, with kick‑off scheduled for 4:30 pm. This fixture, long regarded as one of the most intense rivalries in English football, will see Jurgen Klopp’s side looking to capitalize on home advantage while Erik ten Hag’s United will be eager to reclaim bragging rights.
The match is slated as a Super Sunday fixture, meaning it will be part of a slate of games that also includes four other 2:05 pm kick‑offs on the same day. The other headline fixture is Arsenal’s clash with the league leaders Manchester City, set for the following weekend at the Emirates Stadium. The Gunners will welcome Pep Guardiola’s side at 4:30 pm on Saturday, 29 November. Arsenal, currently defending their title, will be hoping to maintain their momentum against a City side that has been dominant throughout the season.
Both games are positioned as key moments in the title race, with each club looking to secure vital points. In addition to these two big‑ticket matches, Sky Sports will broadcast a total of eighteen Premier League games throughout the month. The schedule is packed with action, beginning with the opening Saturday night fixture where Nottingham Forest travel to face Manchester City. The following Sunday sees a busy afternoon with Brighton & Hove Albion taking on Brentford, Liverpool visiting Crystal Palace, Bournemouth heading to Ipswich Town and Sunderland hosting Chelsea, all kicking off at 2:00 pm.
Later that day, Manchester United will meet Aston Villa at 4:30 pm. After the international break, the calendar continues with Newcastle United hosting Arsenal on Saturday, 21 November, at 5:30 pm, a match that could have significant implications for both clubs' European ambitions.
The following week, Forest will host Chelsea in a Friday Night Football slot, adding another high‑stakes encounter to the schedule. Beyond the headline games, Sky Sports will also feature a variety of other fixtures across the month, ensuring that viewers have a steady stream of live football.
Some of the notable match‑ups include: - Manchester United versus Tottenham Hotspur (5:30 pm) - Crystal Palace versus Nottingham Forest (2:00 pm) - Hull City versus Everton (2:00 pm) - Liverpool versus Manchester City (4:30 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) - 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) - Everton versus Coventry City (8:00 pm) - Nottingham Forest versus Manchester City (5:30 pm) - Brighton & Hove Albion versus Brentford (2:00 pm) - Crystal Palace versus Liverpool (2:00 pm) - Ipswich Town versus Bournemouth (2:00 pm) - Sunderland versus Chelsea (2:00 pm) - Manchester United versus Aston Villa (4:30 pm) - Newcastle United versus Arsenal (5:30 pm) - Hull City versus Brighton & Hove Albion (2:00 pm) - Liverpool versus Manchester United (4:30 pm) - Brentford versus Everton (8:00 pm) - Nottingham Forest versus Chelsea (8:00 pm) - Ipswich Town versus Aston Villa (5:30 pm) - Brighton & Hove Albion versus Newcastle United (2:05 pm) - Crystal Palace versus Hull City (2:05 pm) - Fulham versus Bournemouth (2:05 pm) - Sunderland versus Tottenham Hotspur (2:05 pm) - Arsenal versus Manchester City (4:30 pm) Sky Sports remains the primary broadcaster for domestic club football across the United Kingdom and Ireland, and the network has committed to airing 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 for the 2026/27 campaign, Sky Sports has guaranteed a minimum of 215 live Premier League fixtures, giving fans ample opportunity to watch their favourite teams. Subscribers to Sky Sports can stream all of these live games via the Sky Sports app, which provides on‑the‑go access to every broadcast. For those who do not yet have a Sky Sports subscription, the provider offers a range of upgrade options for existing Sky customers, as well as promotional packages for new customers.
Additionally, the flexible NOW TV service allows viewers to purchase day‑passes or month‑passes without a long‑term contract, making it easy to catch specific games without committing to a full subscription. Beyond the football action, Sky Sports also runs regular promotions such as the Super 6 competition, where participants can enter for free for a chance to win a £1 million prize.
This adds an extra layer of excitement for viewers who tune in each weekend to follow the drama of the Premier League. Overall, November promises a packed calendar of Premier League football on Sky Sports, with a blend of classic rivalries, title‑deciding battles and plenty of mid‑week fixtures. Whether you are a die‑hard supporter of Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Manchester City or any of the other clubs, the network’s extensive coverage ensures you won’t miss a moment of the action.