The November slate of Premier League fixtures on Sky Sports features a host of high‑profile clashes, headlined by Liverpool taking on Manchester United and Arsenal hosting Manchester City. Both games will be broadcast live, offering fans a chance to watch some of the season's most anticipated match‑ups without leaving their sofas. On Sunday, 22 November, Anfield will become the stage for a classic encounter as Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool welcome Sir Alex Ferguson’s former side, Manchester United. The kickoff is set for 4:30 pm, and the game promises to deliver the intensity and drama that defines the rivalry between these two English giants.
Liverpool will be looking to capitalize on their home advantage, while United will aim to secure vital points in their quest for a top‑four finish. The following weekend, Arsenal will host the league leaders, Manchester City, in a showdown that also kicks off at 4:30 pm.
Mikel Arteta’s side will be eager to prove they can challenge Pep Guardiola’s men on their own turf, while City will look to extend their dominance at the top of the table. This fixture forms part of a packed "Super Sunday" that sees four additional games start at 2:05 pm, including Brighton & Hove Albion versus Newcastle United, Crystal Palace versus Hull City, Fulham versus Bournemouth, and Sunderland versus Tottenham Hotspur. Beyond these marquee fixtures, November offers a wealth of other compelling matches. Nottingham Forest will host Manchester City on the first Saturday night of the month, providing a chance for the visitors to test themselves against the champions in a high‑stakes environment.
The following day, five notable games are scheduled for a 2 pm kickoff: Brighton welcome Brentford, Liverpool travel to Crystal Palace, Bournemouth head to Ipswich Town, Sunderland host Chelsea, and Manchester United face Aston Villa at 4:30 pm. After the international break, the calendar continues to deliver excitement. On Saturday, 21 November, Newcastle United and Arsenal will meet at St James' Park with a 5:30 pm start, while Forest will host Chelsea in the following week's Friday Night Football slot.
Additional fixtures include Manchester United versus Tottenham Hotspur (5:30 pm), Crystal Palace versus Nottingham Forest (2 pm), Hull City versus Everton (2 pm), Liverpool versus Manchester City (4:30 pm), and Coventry City versus Newcastle United (8 pm), all broadcast live on Sky Sports. The month’s schedule also features a variety of other match‑ups across the league: Newcastle versus Aston Villa (2 pm), Bournemouth versus Sunderland (2 pm), Brighton versus Crystal Palace (2 pm), Leeds versus Manchester United (2 pm), Nottingham Forest versus Arsenal (4:30 pm), Tottenham versus Coventry City (8 pm), Ipswich Town versus Nottingham Forest (8 pm), Chelsea versus Tottenham Hotspur (5:30 pm), Hull City versus Brentford (2 pm), Manchester United versus Bournemouth (2 pm), Sunderland versus Leeds United (4:30 pm), Tottenham versus Crystal Palace (5:30 pm), Aston Villa versus Fulham (2 pm), Liverpool versus Arsenal (4:30 pm), Newcastle versus Everton (8 pm), Everton versus Coventry City (8 pm), Nottingham Forest versus Manchester City (5:30 pm), Brighton & Hove Albion versus Brentford (2 pm), Crystal Palace versus Liverpool (2 pm), Ipswich Town versus Bournemouth (2 pm), Sunderland versus Chelsea (2 pm), Manchester United versus Aston Villa (4:30 pm), Newcastle United versus Arsenal (5:30 pm), Hull City versus Brighton & Hove Albion (2 pm), Liverpool versus Manchester United (4:30 pm), Brentford versus Everton (8 pm), Nottingham Forest versus Chelsea (8 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), and Arsenal versus Manchester City (4:30 pm).
Sky Sports remains the primary broadcaster for domestic club football across the UK and Ireland, delivering more than 1,500 live matches each season, spanning the Premier League, Women’s Super League, English Football League, and Scottish Premiership. For the 2026/27 campaign, Sky Sports has committed to airing a minimum of 215 live Premier League games, ensuring fans have ample access to top‑flight action. Subscribers can stream every live fixture directly through the Sky Sports app, providing flexibility to watch on mobile devices, tablets, or smart TVs.
Those without a current Sky Sports subscription have several options: existing Sky customers can upgrade their package, while new viewers can explore promotional offers or consider NOW TV, which supplies day‑pass or month‑pass memberships without a long‑term contract, allowing cancellation at any time. In addition to the football coverage, Sky Sports runs the "Super 6" competition, giving fans a chance to win a £1 million prize.
Participation is free, and entries can be submitted through the Sky Sports platform, adding an extra layer of excitement to the viewing experience. Overall, November’s Premier League itinerary on Sky Sports promises a blend of classic rivalries, title‑deciding battles, and entertaining mid‑week fixtures, all accessible through a variety of viewing options for both loyal subscribers and occasional fans alike.