Fixtures Updated: October 22, 2026 ⏱ 4 min read

Premier League Fixtures on TV This Week

Which matches are on, when they kick off, and which channel shows them — the only three things a football fan needs before the weekend. Here is this week's full Premier League TV schedule, updated weekly. Every televised match below is included on WatchIt.

On This Page

  1. This Weekend's Televised Matches
  2. Coming Up Next Week
  3. How to Watch Every Match
  4. Frequently Asked Questions

This Weekend — Matchweek 8 (23–25 October 2026)

Date & kick-off (UK)MatchUK TV channel
Fri 23 Oct, 20:00Ipswich Town v Nottingham ForestSky Sports
Sat 24 Oct, 12:30Aston Villa v Manchester CityTNT Sports
Sat 24 Oct, 17:30Chelsea v Tottenham HotspurSky Sports
Sun 25 Oct, 14:00Crystal Palace v Newcastle UnitedSky Sports
Sun 25 Oct, 14:00Hull City v BrentfordSky Sports
Sun 25 Oct, 14:00Liverpool v BrightonSky Sports
Sun 25 Oct, 14:00Manchester United v BournemouthSky Sports
Sun 25 Oct, 16:30Sunderland v Leeds UnitedSky Sports

Not on UK TV: Arsenal v Everton and Coventry City v Fulham (Sat, 15:00) fall in the Saturday 3pm blackout window, so no UK channel shows them live.

Coming Up — Matchweek 9 (31 Oct – 2 Nov)

Date & kick-off (UK)MatchUK TV channel
Sat 31 Oct, 12:30Chelsea v Manchester UnitedTNT Sports
Sat 31 Oct, 17:30Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal PalaceSky Sports
Sat 31 Oct, 20:00Aston Villa v FulhamSky Sports
Sun 1 Nov, 16:30Liverpool v ArsenalSky Sports
Mon 2 Nov, 20:00Newcastle United v EvertonSky Sports

How to Watch Every Match

Every televised match above sits on Sky Sports or TNT Sports — both fully included in WatchIt, in HD and 4K, with anti-freeze technology built for kick-off time. One subscription from £9.99 a month replaces the separate Sky and TNT bills, and the free trial covers a full matchday. See the live sports page for the complete sports line-up, or the channel list for everything else.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Premier League matches are on TV this weekend?

This weekend (23–25 October): Ipswich v Nottingham Forest (Fri, Sky Sports), Aston Villa v Man City (Sat, TNT Sports), Chelsea v Tottenham (Sat, Sky Sports), and four televised games on Sunday including Liverpool v Brighton and Man Utd v Bournemouth (Sky Sports). The full table above has kick-off times.

Can I watch all of these matches on WatchIt?

Yes — every match listed here is on a channel included in WatchIt (Sky Sports and TNT Sports are in every plan), plus the free 24-hour trial lets you test the quality during a live match before paying anything.

Why are the Saturday 3pm matches not on UK TV?

Arsenal v Everton and Coventry v Fulham kick off at 3pm on Saturday, when the UK's long-standing blackout means no live TV broadcast. They are still listed above so you know the full schedule.

When is this page updated?

Every week, before the weekend's matches — bookmark it and check back for the next round of fixtures and channels.

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