TV Premier League fixtures: January and February 2026 full schedule including channels, live online streams, kick-off times

The live broadcast selections for the January and February Premier League fixtures of the 2025/26 season have been announced.

Arsenal, who led the table at the start of the year, and title holders Liverpool are among the teams to have had games moved.

The Manchester and north London derbies are two of the contest to have been switched for live screening in the UK.

Read 101GreatGoals.com’s lowdown on the Premier League games chosen for live broadcast in January and February, including details on channels and live streams.

TV Premier League fixtures: January and February 2026

Here’s the full set of Premier League games selected, with all times GMT.

All games are at 15:00 and not chosen for live coverage unless stated otherwise.

Saturday, January 17

• Manchester United vs Manchester City (12:30, Sky Sports)
• Chelsea v Brentford
• Leeds United vs Fulham
• Liverpool vs Burnley
• Sunderland vs Crystal Palace
• Tottenham vs West Ham
• Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal (17:30, TNT Sports)

Sunday, January 18

• Wolves vs Newcastle (14:00, Sky Sports)
• Aston Villa vs Everton (16:30, Sky Sports)

Monday, January 19

• Brighton & Hove Albion vs Bournemouth (20:00, Sky Sports)

Saturday, January 24

• West Ham vs Sunderland (12:30, TNT Sports)
• Burnley vs Spurs
• Fulham vs Brighton
• Man City vs Wolves
• Bournemouth vs Liverpool (17:30, Sky Sports)

Sunday, January 25

• Brentford vs Forest (14:00, Sky Sports)
• Palace vs Chelsea (14:00, Sky Sports)
• Newcastle vs Villa (14:00, Sky Sports)
• Arsenal vs Man United (16:30, Sky Sports)

Monday, January 26

• Everton vs Leeds (20:00, Sky Sports)

Saturday, January 31

• Brighton vs Everton
• Leeds vs Arsenal
• Wolves vs Bournemouth
• Chelsea vs West Ham (17:30, Sky Sports)
• Liverpool vs Newcastle (20:00, TNT Sports)

Sunday, February 1

• Villa vs Brentford (14:00, Sky Sports)
• Man United vs Fulham (14:00, Sky Sports)
• Forest vs Palace (14:00, Sky Sports)
• Spurs vs Man City (16:30, Sky Sports)

Monday, February 2

• Sunderland vs Burnley (20:00, Sky Sports)

Friday, February 6

• Leeds vs Forest (20:00, Sky Sports)

Saturday, February 7

• Man United vs Spurs (12:30, TNT Sports)
• Bournemouth vs Villa
• Arsenal vs Sunderland
• Burnley vs West Ham
• Fulham vs Everton
• Wolves vs Chelsea
• Newcastle vs Brentford (17:30, Sky Sports)

Sunday, February 8

• Brighton vs Palace (14:00, Sky Sports)
• Liverpool vs Man City (16:30, Sky Sports)

Tuesday, February 10

• Chelsea vs Leeds (19:30, TNT Sports)
• Everton vs Bournemouth (19:30, TNT Sports)
• Spurs vs Newcastle (19:30, TNT Sports)
• West Ham vs Man United (20:15, TNT Sports)

Wednesday, February 11

• Villa vs Brighton (19:30, TNT Sports)
• Palace vs Burnley (19:30, TNT Sports)
• Man City vs Fulham (19:30, TNT Sports)
• Forest vs Wolves (19:30, TNT Sports)
• Sunderland vs Liverpool (20:15, TNT Sports)

Thursday, February 12

• Brentford vs Arsenal (20:00, TNT Sports, match will move to February 11 at 20:15 should either club reach the FA Cup fourth round and be drawn against a club scheduled to play in the Champions League knockout playoffs the following Tuesday

Saturday, February 21

• Man City vs Newcastle (12:30, TNT Sports, match will move to 20:00 should either club be involved in a Champions League knockout playoff match away from home the preceding Wednesday)
• Villa vs Leeds
• Brentford vs Brighton
• Chelsea vs Burnley
• Palace vs Wolves
• Forest vs Liverpool
• West Ham v Bournemouth (17:30, Sky Sports)

Sunday, February 22

• Sunderland vs Fulham (14:00, Sky Sports)
• Spurs vs Arsenal (16:30, Sky Sports)

Monday, February 23

• Everton vs Man United (20:00, Sky Sports)

Friday, February 27

• Wolves vs Villa (20:00, Sky Sports, match will move to March 1 at 19:00 if Villa are in the Europa League knockout playoff round

Saturday, February 28

• Bournemouth vs Sunderland (12:30, TNT Sports)
• Brighton vs Forest
• Burnley vs Brentford
• Liverpool vs West Ham
• Man United vs Palace
• Newcastle vs Everton
• Leeds vs Man City (17:30, Sky Sports)

Sunday, March 1

• Fulham vs Spurs (14:00, Sky Sports)
• Arsenal vs Chelsea (16:30, Sky Sports)

Premier League TV fixtures: When is the rest of March announced?

The next games selected for broadcast are scheduled to be announced on January 21.

You can find the full schedule of potential Premier League fixture change announcements here.

2025/26 Premier League TV deals

Sky Sports and TNT Sports will share the live broadcasting rights to show the Premier League in the UK between 2025/26 and 2028/29.

BBC Sport also has highlights rights, including Match of the Day, and audio rights, which are shared with talkSPORT.

How to watch the Premier League on TV in December: Sky Sports

Via Now TV, Sky Sports costs £14.99 for a day membership, £28 a month for a 12-month membership or £34.99 a month with no contract.

Sky Sports memberships include access to all 12 live Sky Sports channels and Sky Sports+, which offers live streams and a dedicated channel.

How to watch Premier League football over Christmas and New Year on TNT Sports

TNT Sports costs £29.99 a month through discovery+, which includes Eurosport and entertainment and is available on a vast range of devices including smart TVs and gaming consoles.

Premier League live streams: How to watch online

Both broadcasters have dedicated apps allowing fans to live-stream the games: SkyGO for Sky Sports and Discovery Plus for TNT Sports.

Both apps are available on a vast range of devices, including smart TVs, gaming consoles