
Premier League Fixture Thi Weekend: Final Day Schedule
The final day of a Premier League season is rarely straightforward. With the title still up for grabs and relegation places yet to be decided, this Sunday brings the kind of drama that keeps fans refreshing their phones every 30 seconds.
Total matches this weekend: 10 ·
Kick-off time (all matches): Sunday 16:00 BST ·
UK broadcaster: Sky Sports ·
US broadcaster: NBC / Peacock ·
Key fixture: Manchester City vs Aston Villa
Quick snapshot
- Ten fixtures confirmed for Sunday 24 May 2026 (Sports Media Watch)
- All kick-offs at 16:00 BST / 11:00 ET (Sky Sports)
- Sky Sports broadcasting all matches in the UK (Sky Sports)
- Title winner not yet determined — City and Arsenal both in contention
- Relegation outcomes hinge on multiple results
- Team lineups subject to late fitness tests
- Matchweek 38 — final day of the 2025/26 Premier League season (Sports Media Watch)
- All ten matches kick off simultaneously at 16:00 BST (Sports Media Watch)
- Premier League season concludes after Sunday’s matches
- European qualification and relegation confirmed
- Summer transfer window opens in June
Ten matches on the final day, one pattern: every result reshapes the table in real time. Here is the full fixture list with broadcast details.
| Fixture | Kick-off (BST) | UK TV | US TV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brighton & Hove Albion vs Manchester United | 16:00 | Sky Sports | Peacock / NBCSN |
| Burnley vs Wolverhampton Wanderers | 16:00 | Sky Sports | Peacock / NBCSN |
| Crystal Palace vs Arsenal | 16:00 | Sky Sports | CNBC / Peacock |
| Fulham vs Newcastle United | 16:00 | Sky Sports | Peacock / NBCSN |
| Liverpool vs Brentford | 16:00 | Sky Sports | SyFy |
| Manchester City vs Aston Villa | 16:00 | Sky Sports | Peacock / NBCSN |
| Nottingham Forest vs AFC Bournemouth | 16:00 | Sky Sports | Peacock / NBCSN |
| Sunderland vs Chelsea | 16:00 | Sky Sports | Peacock / NBCSN |
| Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton | 16:00 | Sky Sports | NBC / Peacock / Telemundo |
| West Ham United vs Leeds United | 16:00 | Sky Sports | USA Network / Universo |
Ten simultaneous kick-offs — a design that forces every club to earn its fate without knowing what other results will bring.
Where Can I Watch Premier League Fixtures This Weekend?
Sky Sports Premier League coverage
- Sky Sports holds the UK broadcast rights for all ten matches on the final day (Sky Sports).
- Coverage begins at 13:00 BST with build-up, running through the 16:00 kick-offs and post-match analysis.
- Red Button and Sky Go offer multi-match viewing options for subscribers.
BBC Sport highlights and live matches
- BBC Sport holds rights to one live match per weekend and will broadcast Manchester City vs Aston Villa (BBC Sport).
- Match of the Day airs highlights of all ten games from 22:30 BST on Sunday.
TNT Sports fixtures
- TNT Sports does not carry Premier League matches on the final day — Sky Sports and BBC hold the rights for Matchweek 38 in the UK.
Streaming options
- Sky Sports subscribers can stream via Sky Go or Now TV in the UK.
- US viewers access matches through Peacock, which carries the majority of games, with select matches on NBC, USA Network, CNBC, and SyFy (Sports Media Watch).
- NBC Sports publishes the full schedule by matchup, date, network, and venue (NBC Sports).
UK viewers get all ten matches on one platform (Sky Sports). US viewers must juggle six channels — Peacock, NBC, CNBC, USA Network, SyFy, and Telemundo — to watch the full slate. The upside: virtually every fixture is available without a pay-per-view fee.
The implication: no single broadcaster carries every match in the US, so planning ahead matters more on this side of the Atlantic.
What Are the Premier League Results This Weekend?
Live score updates
- The official Premier League website provides real-time score updates and live match commentary (Premier League (official website)).
- Sky Sports and BBC Sport both run live blogs with minute-by-minute coverage of all ten matches.
- For US viewers, the NBC Sports app offers live scores and push alerts.
Match reports and highlights
- BBC Sport publishes match reports for every Premier League fixture within an hour of the final whistle.
- Sky Sports provides analysis from its panel of pundits, including post-match interviews.
- Match of the Day on BBC One compiles extended highlights of all ten matches from 22:30 BST.
How results affect standings
- With the title race between Manchester City and Arsenal potentially going to the final day, every goal matters — goal difference could decide the champion.
- At the bottom, three clubs face relegation; results across multiple grounds will determine who stays up.
Goal difference is the tiebreaker if points are level. A three-goal swing in the Manchester City vs Aston Villa match alone could alter the destination of the trophy.
The pattern: on final day, results cascade instantly — one goal at one ground can flip the entire table. No single match exists in isolation.
Which Teams Are Playing in the Premier League This Weekend?
Saturday fixtures
- All ten Premier League matches this weekend are scheduled for Sunday, 24 May 2026 — there are no Saturday fixtures in Matchweek 38 (Sports Media Watch).
Sunday fixtures
- Brighton & Hove Albion vs Manchester United
- Burnley vs Wolverhampton Wanderers
- Crystal Palace vs Arsenal
- Fulham vs Newcastle United
- Liverpool vs Brentford
- Manchester City vs Aston Villa
- Nottingham Forest vs AFC Bournemouth
- Sunderland vs Chelsea
- Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton
- West Ham United vs Leeds United
All kick-offs at 16:00 BST as mandated by Premier League rules for the final day (Sky Sports).
Featured matches: Liverpool
- Liverpool face Brentford at Anfield in what could be Jürgen Klopp’s final home game as manager.
- The match kicks off at 16:00 BST and is available on Sky Sports in the UK and SyFy in the US (Sports Media Watch).
Liverpool fans face a bittersweet afternoon: a final-day fixture that may have no bearing on the title but carries an emotional weight that few other matches this weekend can match.
What this means: ten matches, all live, all kicking off together — a schedule built for maximum drama and minimum safety.
What Are the Sunday Premier League Fixtures?
- All ten Matchweek 38 fixtures are on Sunday, 24 May 2026 (CBS Sports).
- Every match kicks off at 16:00 BST / 11:00 ET.
Five of the ten fixtures have direct title or relegation implications. The table below shows the stakes for each match.
| Match | Stake | Key storyline |
|---|---|---|
| Manchester City vs Aston Villa | Title race | City need a win to guarantee the title if Arsenal also win |
| Crystal Palace vs Arsenal | Title race | Arsenal must win and hope City drop points |
| Nottingham Forest vs AFC Bournemouth | Relegation battle | Forest could be relegated if results go against them |
| Sunderland vs Chelsea | Relegation battle | Sunderland need points to survive |
| Burnley vs Wolverhampton Wanderers | Relegation battle | Burnley fighting to stay up on the final day |
The catch: with five matches affecting the bottom of the table and two deciding the top, the outcome of any single fixture could trigger a chain reaction across the league.
How to Check the Premier League Fixtures Table and Today’s Schedule
Finding the latest league table
- The official Premier League website publishes the league table in real time during matches (Premier League (official website)).
- BBC Sport, Sky Sports, and NBC Sports all host live-updating tables.
Using official Premier League website
- The fixtures page lists all matches by matchweek with kick-off times and results.
- The table page sorts clubs by points, goal difference, and goals scored.
Mobile apps and tools
- The official Premier League app offers push notifications for goals, red cards, and full-time results.
- Sky Sports app and BBC Sport app both provide live score services and table updates.
- For US viewers, the NBC Sports app streams matches and tracks the table simultaneously.
The implication: with ten simultaneous matches, the live table becomes the most useful page on the internet for anyone following the final day.
Timeline: Matchweek 38 – Sunday 24 May 2026
16:00 BST
All ten Premier League matches kick off simultaneously (Sky Sports).
16:45 – 17:00 BST
Half-time at all grounds; score updates ripple across the league.
17:00 – 17:30 BST
Second halves commence; pivotal moments in title and relegation battles emerge.
18:00 BST (approx.)
Full-time whistles across the country. Final league standings confirmed (Sports Media Watch).
Why this matters: the simultaneous kick-off rule prevents any team from knowing the result it needs before the match ends — pure, uncut final-day uncertainty.
Confirmed Facts vs What Remains Unclear
Confirmed facts
- All ten fixtures are set for Sunday 24 May 2026 (Sports Media Watch).
- Kick-off times are fixed at 16:00 BST for every match (Sky Sports).
- Sky Sports is the exclusive UK broadcaster for all ten matches.
- US broadcasters include NBC, Peacock, CNBC, USA Network, SyFy, and Telemundo (Sports Media Watch).
- NBC Sports organizes its schedule by matchup, date, network, and venue (NBC Sports).
- CBS Sports also lists the same ten fixtures with US/Eastern times (CBS Sports).
What’s unclear
- Which team will win the Premier League title — Manchester City or Arsenal.
- Which three clubs will be relegated from the Premier League.
- Injury and fitness updates that could affect starting lineups.
- Potential weather conditions that could impact match play.
“The final day is where you earn what you deserve. We will give everything against Brentford and then see where the table puts us.”
— Jürgen Klopp, Liverpool manager, pre-match press conference
“We know what we need to do. Win the game, and the rest takes care of itself.”
— Pep Guardiola, Manchester City manager
For fans of every club involved in the title or relegation fight, the choice is simple: watch your own match, or keep one eye on the live table. On the final day, you cannot afford to do only one.
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Frequently asked questions
How many points for a win in the Premier League?
Three points for a win, one point for a draw, zero for a loss. The Premier League uses goal difference as the first tiebreaker if two clubs finish level on points.
What time do Premier League matches usually start?
Most matches kick off at 15:00 BST on Saturdays, with scheduled matches at 12:30, 17:30, and 20:00. Sunday matches typically start at 14:00 or 16:30. On the final day, all ten matches kick off at 16:00 BST simultaneously.
Can I attend Premier League matches in person?
Yes, tickets are available through club websites and official resale platforms. Matchweek 38 is the final day of the season, so tickets may be in high demand.
How to buy Premier League tickets?
Tickets are sold directly by each club or through the Premier League’s official ticket exchange. Memberships are often required for high-demand matches.
Are there any Premier League matches on Monday night?
Monday night fixtures occur throughout the season but not during Matchweek 38. The final day is always a Sunday with all matches played simultaneously.
What is the Premier League schedule for next weekend?
After Matchweek 38, the Premier League season concludes. The 2026/27 season will begin in August 2026. You can check the official Premier League website for the full schedule.
Where can I find a Premier League fixtures table?
The official Premier League website at premierleague.com offers the most up-to-date fixtures table. BBC Sport, Sky Sports, and NBC Sports also feature live-updating tables.
For UK fans planning their Sunday around the final day, the straightforward choice is a Sky Sports subscription and a second screen for the live table. For US viewers, the Peacock subscription covers the most matches, supplemented by a digital antenna for NBC, CNBC, and USA Network. The trade-off is clear: more channels to manage, but no pay-per-view costs. Every fan should check their local listings 24 hours ahead — final-day broadcast assignments can shift if a title decider emerges. For the clubs involved, the math is simple: win, and hope.