The Premier League title race has been blown wide open but there is plenty of other live football on TV this week before we can turn attention back to top-flight matters.

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England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales are all in action in the Women's World Cup 2027 qualifiers, with the Lionesses facing Spain on Tuesday in a rerun of the final of the 2023 tournament.

European dreams will be crushed in the deciding legs of the Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League quarter-finals, while there are also a host of rescheduled EFL fixtures.

Sky Sports boast the lion's share of football TV rights in 2025/26, including a huge number of Premier League and FA Women's Super League games, as well as a deal that will broadcast over 1,000 English Football League and Carabao Cup matches over the course of the season.

TNT Sports will show Premier League, Champions League, Europa League and Conference League action throughout next season, with all of the action available with a discovery+ Premium Monthly Pass.

Check out our guide to the best football matches on TV today and across the week to come.

Football today: What live football is on TV today?

All UK time. Subject to change. Key matches.

Monday 13 April

Premier League

  • Man Utd v Leeds (8pm) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Premier League

Tuesday 14 April

Women's World Cup 2027 qualifiers

  • England v Spain (7pm) ITV
  • Wales v Albania (7:15pm) BBC One Wales
  • Scotland v Belgium (7:30pm) BBC Scotland
  • Northern Ireland v Malta (7pm) BBC iPlayer

Champions League

  • Atletico Madrid v Barcelona (8pm) TNT Sports 1
  • Liverpool v PSG (8pm) Amazon Prime Video

Championship

  • Portsmouth v Ipswich Town (8pm) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Football
  • Southampton v Blackburn Rovers (8pm) Sky Sports Football

League One

  • Bolton Wanderers v Stevenage (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
  • Huddersfield Town v Cardiff City (7:45pm) Sky Sports+

League Two

  • Barrow AFC v Oldham Athletic (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
  • Cheltenham Town v Gillingham (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
  • Chesterfield v Grimsby Town (7:45pm) Sky Sports+
  • Colchester v Accrington (7:45pm) Sky Sports+

Wednesday 15 April

Champions League

  • Arsenal v Sporting (8pm) TNT Sports 1
  • Bayern Munich v Real Madrid (8pm) TNT Sports 2

League One

  • AFC Wimbledon v Stockport County (7:45pm) Sky Sports+

Thursday 16 April

Europa League

  • Celta Vigo v Freiburg (5:45pm) TNT Sports 5
  • Aston Villa v Bologna (8pm) TNT Sports 2
  • Nottingham Forest v Porto (8pm) TNT Sports 1
  • Real Betis v Braga (8pm) TNT Sports 6

Conference League

  • AZ Alkmaar v Shakhtar Donetsk (5:45pm) TNT Sports 7
  • AEK Athens v Rayo Vallecano (8pm) TNT Sports 9
  • Fiorentina v Crystal Palace (8pm) TNT Sports 3
  • Strasbourg v Mainz (8pm) TNT Sports 8

League Two

  • Bromley v Cambridge United (8pm) Sky Sports Football

Friday 17 April

Championship

  • Blackburn Rovers v Coventry City (8pm) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Football

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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.

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