Football

How to watch Sky Sports' Big Weekend

September 13, 2026

A massive slate of live sport is lined up across the coming days, highlighted by marquee events across several disciplines. Football followers can look forward to the Manchester derby between United and City, along with Tottenham facing Everton, Coventry taking on Brighton, Sheffield United hosting Wolves, multiple EFL fixtures including Derby against Birmingham and West Bromwich Albion versus QPR, and Women's Super League clashes featuring Chelsea visiting Manchester United and Manchester City traveling to Aston Villa, alongside West Ham Women playing London City Lionesses.

Racing enthusiasts can catch qualifying and the main race of the Spanish Grand Prix in Formula 1, while tennis crowns champions in both the women's and men's finals at the US Open. Golfing fans have the Solheim Cup across foursomes, fourballs, and Sunday singles, plus the Irish Open, while cricket delivers days four and five of the third Test between England and Pakistan, alongside a fourth Test rugby meeting between South Africa and New Zealand.

American football rounds out the lineup with five NFL showdowns: the Bills against the Texans, Buccaneers versus Bengals, Packers facing Vikings, Dolphins against Raiders, and Commanders taking on Eagles.

Viewers holding Sky television packages can access every broadcast directly through their set-top boxes or by logging into the live section of the dedicated mobile application using a Sky iD, with upgrades available for £22. Those without an existing subscription can instead opt for flexible streaming via NOW, which operates on more than 60 supported devices and provides Day or Month cancel-anytime passes covering all 12 linear sports networks and supplementary digital streams.

Premier League

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#	Team	P	Pts
1	Arsenal FC	4	12
2	Manchester City FC	4	12
3	Brentford FC	5	9
4	Leeds United FC	4	8
5	Hull City AFC	4	8
6	Brighton & Hove Albion FC	4	7

Champions League spots