Sky Sports is kicking off its biggest-ever Premier League season, giving fans more ways than ever to follow the action. With a record number of live matches and exciting new viewing features, this season promises to be unforgettable.
Thanks to a groundbreaking partnership with the Premier League, Sky will now show at least 215 live matches up from 128 making it easier for fans to catch every moment in one place. This includes every displaced 2pm Sunday match, a first for any UK broadcaster.
And when fixture congestion hits after midweek European games, Super Sundays will be supersized. Up to four matches may be played at once, and Sky is ready with a brand-new viewing experience callled Multiview .
What is Multiview?
Launching across Sky TV, NOW, and the Sky Sports app, Multiview lets fans watch all live matches simultaneously. It’s a dynamic format that jumps between stadiums, capturing every goal and big moment with dedicated commentary and half-time analysis. Fans can also choose to watch individual games, ensuring they never miss a beat.
From this season, fans will be more integrated into Sky Sports’ Premier League coverage than ever before. Through a new partnership with Fanalysis, supporter-driven player ratings, manager verdicts, and fan perspectives will feature across live match build-up, post-match reaction, and on Sky Sports News, social, and digital platforms.
To make it even easier for millions of fans to follow the Premier League across TV, social, and digital, Sky Sports News has refreshed its schedule to bring more of the moments that matter:
Monday - Saturday - 07:00 - 10:00 - Sky Sports Breakfast
Monday - Friday - 10:00 - 12:00 - Sky Sports Fan Club
Monday - Friday - 17:00 - 19:00 - The Premier League Show
Sunday - 07:00 - 09:00 - Goals on Sunday
Sunday - 09:00 - 11:00 - Sunday Supplement
Sky Sports remains the undisputed home of the Premier League, with a record number of fixtures set to be shown every season until the end of the decade. This unrivalled offering for Sky Sports customers includes:
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At least 215 live games each season.
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All first pick matches, giving you the best matches week in week out until May 2029!
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First and last word on a Premier League weekend with more live games on Fridays and Mondays.
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Super Sunday remains the flagship kick-off slot at 16:30.
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For the first time, all the final games on the last day of the season will be live in one place, creating a real moment for all fans!
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Most of the festive season fixtures, with Boxing Day Premier League football back on Sky.
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