Live football on TV today
Your complete guide to live football on TV today, including matches on Sky Sports, TNT Sports, discovery+, BBC, ITV, Amazon Prime Video and more.
The big games keep on coming, with more thrilling live football on TV this week.
The FA Cup semi-finals will disrupt the Premier League title race as Manchester City head to Wembley to face Championship side Southampton away from their ongoing duel for the crown with Arsenal.
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.
Friday 24 April
Premier League
- Sunderland v Nottingham Forest (8pm) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Premier League
Championship
- Leicester City v Millwall (8pm) Sky Sports Football
Saturday 25 April
FA Cup semi-finals
- Man City v Southampton (5:15pm) BBC One / iPlayer / TNT Sports 1 / HBO Max
Premier League
- Fulham v Aston Villa (12:30pm) TNT Sports 1
- Arsenal v Newcastle United (5:30pm) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Premier League
Championship
- Charlton Athletic v Hull City (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Middlesbrough v Watford (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- West Brom v Ipswich Town (12:30pm) Sky Sports Football
League One
- Doncaster Rovers v Stevenage (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- Stockport County v Peterborough United (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
League Two
- Grimsby Town v Swindon Town (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
- MK Dons v Tranmere Rovers (12:30pm) Sky Sports+
Scottish Premiership
- Celtic v Falkirk (5:30pm) Sky Sports Football
Women's Super League
- Brighton v Man City (12pm) Sky Sports Premier League
Sunday 26 April
FA Cup semi-finals
- Chelsea v Leeds (3pm) TNT Sports 1 / HBO Max
Championship
- Coventry City v Wrexham (12pm) ITV / Sky Sports Football
Scottish Premiership
- Hibs v Hearts (4:30pm) Sky Sports Football
Women's Super League
- Everton v Chelsea (12pm) Sky Sports+ / WSL YouTube
- London City Lionesses v Leicester City (12pm) Sky Sports+ / WSL YouTube
- Tottenham v Man Utd (12pm) Sky Sports Premier League
- Liverpool v West Ham (2pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website
Women's Champions League
- Arsenal v Lyon (3:30pm) BBC Two / iPlayer
Monday 27 April
Premier League
- Man Utd v Brentford (8pm) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Premier League
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Key leagues: Premier League TV schedule | Championship TV schedule | League One TV schedule | League Two schedule | WSL TV schedule
Other: Ligue 1 TV rights | La Liga TV rights | Bundesliga TV rights | Serie A TV rights | MLS TV rights
Broadcasters: Football on Sky Sports | Football on TNT Sports and discovery+ | Football on Amazon Prime Video
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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.
