Sky Sports presents a thrilling weekend packed with top-tier action across football, Formula 1, cricket, golf, tennis, and NFL. Here’s your essential guide to catching every moment of the excitement.
This Weekend’s Marquee Events
- Premier League – Manchester United vs Manchester City
- Formula 1 – Spanish Grand Prix
- Tennis – US Open Finals
- Men’s Cricket – England vs Pakistan Third Test
- Golf – Solheim Cup, Irish Open
- NFL – Buffalo Bills vs Houston Texans
- WSL – Manchester United vs Chelsea, Aston Villa vs Manchester City
Access Options for Viewers
Television: Sky subscribers can enjoy comprehensive coverage across Sky Sports channels. Non-subscribers can add Sky Sports for £22
Mobile App: Sky subscribers can stream all action via the Sky Sports mobile application
Streaming Service: Non-Sky customers can access live coverage using NOW Day or flexible Month passes
Digital Platform: Mobile users can follow real-time event blogs and view highlight reels through the Sky Sports app
Comprehensive Big Weekend Programming Schedule
Friday Lineup
0600: Solheim Cup foursomes (Sky Sports Main Event and Golf)
0930: Irish Open (Sky Sports+)
1015: England vs Pakistan day three, third Test (Sky Sports Cricket)
1200: Solheim Cup fourballs (Sky Sports Main Event and Golf)
1230: Spanish Grand Prix practice session one (Sky Sports F1)
1630: Spanish Grand Prix practice session two (Sky Sports F1)
1700: US Open (Sky Sports Tennis)
1930: West Ham vs Wrexham (Sky Sports Main Event and Football)
Saturday Highlights
0600: Solheim Cup day two foursomes (Sky Sports Main Event and Golf)
1015: England vs Pakistan day four, third Test (Sky Sports Cricket)
1200: Solheim Cup day two fourballs (Sky Sports Main Event and Golf)
1230: Seven EFL matches – featuring Derby vs Birmingham, WBA vs QPR (Sky Sports Football and Plus)
1245: West Ham Women vs London City Lionesses (Sky Sports Premier League)
1430: Irish Open (Sky Sports+)
1500: Spanish Grand Prix qualifying (Sky Sports F1)
1700: Tottenham vs Everton (Sky Sports Main Event and Premier League)
2000: US Open Women’s final (Sky Sports Main Event and Tennis)
2220: South Africa vs New Zealand fourth Test (Sky Sports Action)
Sunday Showcase
0900: Solheim Cup singles (Sky Sports Main Event and Golf)
1015: England vs Pakistan day five, third Test (Sky Sports Cricket)
1130: Manchester United Women vs Chelsea Women (Sky Sports Mix and Plus)
1130: Sheffield United vs Wolves (Sky Sports Football)
1300: Coventry vs Brighton (Sky Sports Main Event and Premier League)
1300: Spanish Grand Prix (Sky Sports F1)
1400: Irish Open (Sky Sports+)
1600: Manchester United vs Manchester City (Sky Sports Main Event and Premier League)
1730: Two NFL games – Buffalo Bills vs Houston Texans and Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Cincinnati Bengals (Sky Sports Action and Plus)
1800: Aston Villa Women vs Manchester City Women (Sky Sports Football)
1900: US Open Men’s final (Sky Sports Main Event and Tennis)
2125: Three NFL games – Green Bay Packers vs Minnesota Vikings, Miami Dolphins vs Las Vegas Raiders, Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles (Sky Sports Action and Plus)
Streaming Through the Sky Sports Application
Sky Sports subscribers can:
- Download or launch the Sky Sports app
- Navigate to the ‘Live’ section
- Select your preferred channel or event
- Authenticate using your Sky iD (*required only once)
*Sky iD assistance: Instructions for finding or creating your Sky iD
NOW TV Streaming Overview
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This platform enables immediate sign-up and streaming across more than 60 compatible devices. With flexible, no-contract membership plans, users can cancel at their convenience.
Choose between Month or Day Membership options. Explore current NOW TV pricing details.
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