Sky Sports to broadcast 1,500 games across four leagues this season

Sky Sports will broadcast more than 1,500 games this season across the Premier League, EFL, Scottish Premiership and WSL, with viewing options available through television, streaming apps and day passes.

By Sama News Agency
August 31, 2026
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Sky Sports will broadcast 1,500 matches across multiple leagues this season, including Premier League, EFL, Scottish Premiership and Women's Super League games. (Sky Sports — Football)
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Sky Sports will show more than 1,500 games this season across the Premier League, EFL, Scottish Premiership and WSL. The matches will be available to Sky customers through television channels and the free Sky Sports app, which also offers highlights and in-game clips.

Non-Sky customers can purchase a subscription or upgrade to Sky Sports, or use a NOW Day pass or month-long subscription for individual matches without committing to a full contract. Extended highlights from all four competitions will be published after every match.

Sky Sports introduced new viewing features for the season. "Your Multiview" allows fans to watch up to four live events simultaneously on compatible screens, including Sky Glass, Sky Stream and Sky Q. Viewers can select which event to spotlight, choose their preferred audio feed and switch to full screen for their chosen match.

The Sky Sports app includes a "Moments" feature that provides a personalised feed of vertical videos tailored to users' favourite sports, teams and competitions. The feed includes live clips, highlights, analysis, interviews and behind-the-scenes content that users can like, share and search in one location.

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