Premier League on TV: Every Fixture, Channel and Kick-off Time

Thursday 15 October. Rebuilt automatically every morning from published fixtures and TV listings.

10 Premier League matches coming up, 1 with a confirmed UK channel. Next on TV: Newcastle United v Aston Villa, Saturday 17 October at 5.30pm on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.

Every match outside the Saturday 3pm blackout is shown live in the UK, on Sky Sports or TNT Sports. Free highlights are on BBC One’s Match of the Day.

Premier League Fixtures on TV

Saturday 17 October

Kick-off Match UK TV
3pm Brentford v Liverpool Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)
3pm Fulham v Hull City Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)
3pm Manchester City v Ipswich Town Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)
5.30pm Newcastle United v Aston Villa Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League

Saturday 24 October

Kick-off Match UK TV
12.30pm Aston Villa v Manchester City TNT Sports (Saturday 12.30pm slot), channel to be confirmed
3pm Arsenal v Everton Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)
3pm Coventry City v Fulham Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)

Sunday 25 October

Kick-off Match UK TV
2pm Crystal Palace v Newcastle United Live on Sky Sports or TNT Sports, channel to be announced
2pm Hull City v Brentford Live on Sky Sports or TNT Sports, channel to be announced
2pm Manchester United v Bournemouth Live on Sky Sports or TNT Sports, channel to be announced

Club by Club: When Is Your Team on TV?

Each club’s next Premier League matches and where to watch them.

Arsenal

  • Saturday 24 October, 3pm: v Everton · Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)

Aston Villa

  • Saturday 17 October, 5.30pm: at Newcastle United · Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League
  • Saturday 24 October, 12.30pm: v Manchester City · TNT Sports (Saturday 12.30pm slot), channel to be confirmed

Bournemouth

  • Sunday 25 October, 2pm: at Manchester United · Live on Sky Sports or TNT Sports, channel to be announced

Brentford

  • Saturday 17 October, 3pm: v Liverpool · Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)
  • Sunday 25 October, 2pm: at Hull City · Live on Sky Sports or TNT Sports, channel to be announced

Coventry City

  • Saturday 24 October, 3pm: v Fulham · Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)

Crystal Palace

  • Sunday 25 October, 2pm: v Newcastle United · Live on Sky Sports or TNT Sports, channel to be announced

Everton

  • Saturday 24 October, 3pm: at Arsenal · Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)

Fulham

  • Saturday 17 October, 3pm: v Hull City · Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)
  • Saturday 24 October, 3pm: at Coventry City · Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)

Hull City

  • Saturday 17 October, 3pm: at Fulham · Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)
  • Sunday 25 October, 2pm: v Brentford · Live on Sky Sports or TNT Sports, channel to be announced

Ipswich Town

  • Saturday 17 October, 3pm: at Manchester City · Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)

Liverpool

  • Saturday 17 October, 3pm: at Brentford · Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)

Manchester City

  • Saturday 17 October, 3pm: v Ipswich Town · Not live in the UK (3pm Saturday blackout)
  • Saturday 24 October, 12.30pm: at Aston Villa · TNT Sports (Saturday 12.30pm slot), channel to be confirmed

Manchester United

  • Sunday 25 October, 2pm: v Bournemouth · Live on Sky Sports or TNT Sports, channel to be announced

Newcastle United

  • Saturday 17 October, 5.30pm: v Aston Villa · Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League
  • Sunday 25 October, 2pm: at Crystal Palace · Live on Sky Sports or TNT Sports, channel to be announced

How Premier League TV Works in the UK

  • Sky Sports shows at least 215 live matches a season: most weekend games, Friday and Monday nights, three full midweek rounds and all ten matches on the final day.
  • TNT Sports shows 52, including every Saturday 12.30pm kick-off and two full midweek rounds.
  • The Saturday 3pm blackout stops any match kicking off between 2.45pm and 5.15pm on a Saturday being shown live in the UK, on any channel or service.
  • Free highlights: BBC One’s Match of the Day, on Saturday and Sunday nights.

Rights checked 4 October 2026 against the Premier League’s 2025-29 UK award. Channel picks for later rounds are announced a few weeks ahead, so a match marked “to be announced” will get its channel nearer the time.

Every other match on UK TV today, from the EFL to La Liga, is on football on TV today. Free matches only: football on free TV tonight.

Premier League on TV: Common Questions

What Premier League match is on TV next?

Newcastle United v Aston Villa on Saturday 17 October at 5.30pm, live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.

What channel is the Premier League on?

Sky Sports and TNT Sports. Sky shows at least 215 matches a season and TNT Sports 52, including every Saturday 12.30pm game.

Is the Premier League on free TV?

Live matches are not, but highlights of every game are free on BBC One’s Match of the Day.

Why is the 3pm Saturday game not on TV?

UK rules ban live broadcasts of matches kicking off between 2.45pm and 5.15pm on Saturdays. 5 of the coming fixtures fall in that window.

Is every Premier League match on TV?

Every match outside the Saturday 3pm blackout is shown live in the UK, which since the 2025/26 season means all of them except the 3pm Saturday games.

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