Sky Sports and TNT Sports have unveiled their UK broadcast picks up to 20 September 2026.
Sky will broadcast 25 matches across matchweeks one to five which includes the Manchester derby on Sunday 13 September as Manchester United host Manchester City at Old Trafford in a 4:30pm BST kick-off.
Arsenal’s first London derby of the season against Chelsea at Emirates Stadium will also be broadcast in that slot a week earlier on Sunday 6 September.
Sky will also have coverage of Arsenal’s first away match of the season at Aston Villa on Bank Holiday Monday 31 August at 8pm at Villa Park.
Matchweek five sees Sky show two local derbies beginning with Brentford’s home clash against Chelsea at Gtech Community Stadium on Friday 18 September at 8pm, although that fixture could be delayed 24 hours to 19 September if either team reach the third round of Carabao Cup and drawn against a Champions League club.
Sky then will air Nottingham Forest’s home clash against Coventry at 5:30pm on Saturday 19 September at the City Ground.
TNT will show five matches beginning with Hull’s previously confirmed clash against Man Utd on Saturday 22 August at 12:30pm, before Liverpool host Forest on 29 August in the same time slot.
TNT’s first two picks in September sees them head to the North East as Newcastle host Bournemouth at St James’ Park on Saturday 5 September at 12:30pm, before Sunderland meet Arsenal on 12 September at 8pm.
Tottenham’s home game against Aston Villa on Saturday 19 September at 12:30pm rounds out TNT’s first five picks of the new season.
| Date | Match | Time | Channel |
| Friday 21 August | Arsenal v Coventry | 8pm | Sky Sports |
| Saturday 22 August | Hull v Man Utd | 12:30pm | TNT Sports |
| Saturday 22 August | Brentford v Spurs | 5:30pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 23 August | Brighton v Aston Villa | 2pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 23 August | Man City v Bournemouth | 2pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 23 August | Newcastle v Liverpool | 4:30pm | Sky Sports |
| Monday 24 August | Fulham v Chelsea | 8pm | Sky Sports |
| Friday 28 August | Crystal Palace v Man City | 8pm | Sky Sports |
| Saturday 29 August | Liverpool v Forest | 12:30pm | TNT Sports |
| Saturday 29 August | Tottenham v Newcastle | 5:30pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 30 August | Chelsea v Brighton | 2pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 30 August | Leeds v Brentford | 2pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 30 August | Sunderland v Fulham | 2pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 30 August | Man Utd v Ipswich | 4:30pm | Sky Sports |
| Monday 31 August | Aston Villa v Arsenal | 8pm | Sky Sports |
| Friday 4 September | Ipswich v Liverpool | 8pm | Sky Sports |
| Saturday 5 September | Newcastle v Bournemouth | 12:30pm | TNT Sports |
| Saturday 5 September | Hull v Aston Villa | 5:30pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 6 September | Everton v Man Utd | 2pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 6 September | Arsenal v Chelsea | 4:30pm | Sky Sports |
| Saturday 12 September | Tottenham v Everton | 5:30pm | Sky Sports |
| Saturday 12 September | Sunderland v Arsenal | 8pm | TNT Sports |
| Sunday 13 September | Coventry v Brighton | 2pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 13 September | Man Utd v Man City | 4:30pm | TNT Sports |
| Monday 14 September | Leeds v Newcastle* | 8pm | Sky Sports |
| Friday 18 September | Brentford v Chelsea** | 8pm | Sky Sports |
| Saturday 19 September | Tottenham v Aston Villa | 12:30pm | TNT Sports |
| Saturday 19 September | Forest v Coventry | 5:30pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 20 September | Bournemouth v Liverpool | 2pm | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 20 September | Fulham v Man Utd | 4:30pm | Sky Sports |
*Leeds v Newcastle will move to Saturday 12 September at 12:30pm if either team reaches the third round of Carabao Cup and are drawn against a Champions League club.
**Brentford v Chelsea will move to Saturday 19 September at 8pm if either team reaches the third round of Carabao Cup and are drawn against a Champions League club.
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