Sky Sports will be broadcasting a packed slate of Premier League action throughout November, with two of the season's most high‑profile clashes featured prominently. On Sunday 22 November, Anfield will host a classic showdown as Liverpool take on arch‑rivals Manchester United at 4:30 pm. The following weekend, Arsenal welcome the league leaders Manchester City to the Emirates Stadium at the same kick‑off time, creating another marquee "Super Sunday" that promises fireworks. Both fixtures sit at the heart of a broader November programme that sees 18 Premier League games aired live on Sky.
The network has secured the first pick of matches each week, guaranteeing fans multiple 2:05 pm Sunday fixtures on a number of weekends, as well as the traditional 2:00 pm kick‑offs that dominate the British football calendar. The November schedule begins with a Friday Night Football clash between Nottingham Forest and Manchester City, marking the first Saturday Night Football of the month.
The following Saturday sees a busy day of four 2:00 pm games: Brighton & Hove Albion host Brentford, Liverpool travel to Crystal Palace, Bournemouth travel to Ipswich Town and Sunderland welcome Chelsea. Later that evening, Manchester United face Aston Villa at 4:30 pm. After the international break, the calendar continues with a Saturday 5:30 pm encounter between Newcastle United and Arsenal on 21 November. The following week’s Friday Night Football pits Forest against Chelsea, while other notable fixtures include Manchester United versus Tottenham at 5:30 pm and a 2:00 pm clash between Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest.
In addition to the headline games, Sky Sports will air a host of other Premier League matches throughout the month, such as: - Hull City versus Everton at 2:00 pm - Liverpool versus Manchester City at 4:30 pm - Coventry City versus Newcastle United at 8:00 pm - Newcastle United versus Aston Villa at 2:00 pm - Bournemouth versus Sunderland at 2:00 pm - Brighton versus Crystal Palace at 2:00 pm - Leeds United versus Manchester United at 2:00 pm - Nottingham Forest versus Arsenal at 4:30 pm - Tottenham versus Coventry City at 8:00 pm - Ipswich Town versus Nottingham Forest at 8:00 pm - Chelsea versus Tottenham at 5:30 pm - Hull City versus Brentford at 2:00 pm - Manchester United versus Bournemouth at 2:00 pm - Sunderland versus Leeds United at 4:30 pm - Tottenham versus Crystal Palace at 5:30 pm - Aston Villa versus Fulham at 2:00 pm - Liverpool versus Arsenal at 4:30 pm - Newcastle United versus Everton at 8:00 pm - Everton versus Coventry City at 8:00 pm - Nottingham Forest versus Manchester City at 5:30 pm - Brighton & Hove Albion versus Brentford at 2:00 pm - Crystal Palace versus Liverpool at 2:00 pm - Ipswich Town versus Bournemouth at 2:00 pm - Sunderland versus Chelsea at 2:00 pm - Manchester United versus Aston Villa at 4:30 pm - Newcastle United versus Arsenal at 5:30 pm - Hull City versus Brighton & Hove Albion at 2:00 pm - Liverpool versus Manchester United (repeat listing) at 4:30 pm - Brentford versus Everton at 8:00 pm - Nottingham Forest versus Chelsea (second listing) at 8:00 pm - Ipswich Town versus Aston Villa at 5:30 pm - Brighton & Hove Albion versus Newcastle United at 2:05 pm - Crystal Palace versus Hull City at 2:05 pm - Fulham versus Bournemouth at 2:05 pm - Sunderland versus Tottenham Hotspur at 2:05 pm - Arsenal versus Manchester City (repeat) at 4:30 pm Sky Sports remains the primary broadcaster of domestic club football across the UK and Ireland, delivering more than 1,500 live matches each season, covering the Premier League, Women’s Super League, English Football League and the Scottish Premiership. For the 2026/27 campaign, the network has committed to airing a minimum of 215 live Premier League fixtures, ensuring that supporters can follow their favourite teams week after week. Subscribers can stream all live action via the Sky Sports app, which offers on‑the‑go access to every match broadcast on the channel.
Those who are not yet Sky Sports customers have several options to join: existing Sky customers can simply upgrade their package, while new viewers can explore promotional offers or the contract‑free NOW TV service, which provides daily or monthly passes without a long‑term commitment. Beyond the football coverage, Sky Sports also runs the Super 6 competition, a weekly pool where participants can win a share of a £1 million prize fund.
Entry is free, giving fans an extra incentive to tune in each weekend. Overall, November promises a densely packed schedule of high‑stakes Premier League encounters, with Sky Sports delivering comprehensive coverage, flexible viewing options, and additional entertainment through its Super 6 contest. Whether you are a die‑hard supporter of Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Manchester City, or any of the other clubs listed, the network’s extensive lineup ensures you won’t miss a moment of the action.