The 2025/26 football season is nearing its climax, with Arsenal and Manchester City locked in a fierce Premier League title battle. The final day on May 24 will see all 10 matches broadcast live on Sky Sports, which has expanded its top-flight coverage to at least 215 games this season. Key fixtures include Man Utd vs Liverpool (May 3), Tottenham vs Leeds United (May 11), and Bournemouth vs Man City (May 19).
TNT Sports will show select Premier League games, such as Aston Villa vs Tottenham (May 3) and Liverpool vs Chelsea (May 9), available via HBO Max or Prime Video's TNT Sports channel for £30.99/month. The Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League are also on TNT, with Arsenal's semi-final first leg against Atletico Madrid on April 29. The second leg on May 5 streams on Amazon's Prime Video.
In the EFL, Sky Sports will broadcast every match on the final day (May 2) across all three divisions, plus all 15 play-off matches from May 8-25. The National League sees York City promoted to League Two after a dramatic late winner. Fans can access coverage through packages like Sky's £44 Ultimate TV and Sports bundle, which includes Netflix, HBO Max, and Disney+.
