Football on TV This Week
Every Premier League and Champions League fixture being shown live on UK television, with kick-off times and the channel carrying it.
Upcoming Fixtures
All times UK. Fixtures are split between Sky Sports and TNT Sports, who share the UK Premier League rights — Sky hold 215 matches a season, TNT 52 including the Saturday 12:30 slot. Both are included in every OneIPTV plan, with no sports add-on and no separate package to buy.
Sat 31 Oct
- Chelsea v Manchester UnitedPremier League · Stamford Bridge, LondonTNT Sports
- Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal PalacePremier League · Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, LondonSky Sports
Sun 1 Nov
- Aston Villa v FulhamPremier League · Villa Park, BirminghamSky Sports
- Liverpool v ArsenalPremier League · Anfield, LiverpoolSky Sports
Mon 2 Nov
- Newcastle United v EvertonPremier League · St James' Park, NewcastleSky Sports
Why 3pm Saturday kick-offs are missing
You will notice Saturday 15:00 fixtures are not listed above with a channel. That is not an omission — the UK blackout rule prevents any UK broadcaster showing matches that kick off at 3pm on a Saturday, a long-standing arrangement intended to protect attendance at lower-league grounds. No UK subscription of any kind gets around it.
Because it is a UK broadcasting rule, overseas broadcasters carrying the same fixtures are not bound by it. We list only what UK channels are actually showing, so you are never told a match is on a channel when it is not. Our Premier League guide covers this in more detail.
How To Watch
- 1Pick a plan, or claim the free 24-hour trial if you want to test a match first.
- 2Your login details arrive by email, usually within five minutes to an hour.
- 3Install an IPTV player — IPTV Smarters Pro, TiviMate or IBO Player Pro all work.
- 4Enter your credentials, open the Sports category and pick the channel listed above.
New to this? Our device setup guides cover every step, and our buffering guide explains how to keep streams stable at kick-off.
TV Guide FAQ
How do I watch these matches without a Sky or TNT subscription?
Every channel listed on this page — Sky Sports, TNT Sports, Premier Sports and the European broadcasters — is included in every OneIPTV plan at no extra cost. There is no sports add-on tier. Plans start at £12 for one month, or £65 for a full year.
Are 3pm Saturday kick-offs shown?
Not on UK television. The long-standing 3pm Saturday blackout prevents UK broadcasters showing those fixtures live, which is why you will not see them listed with a UK channel on this page — we only list what is genuinely being broadcast here. Overseas broadcasters are not bound by that rule and international feeds carry many of them.
How accurate are these kick-off times?
Times are taken from the published broadcast schedule and shown in UK time. Broadcasters do occasionally move fixtures at short notice, particularly for cup progression or police advice, so check on the day for anything critical.
Can I watch these from outside the UK?
Yes. The service works anywhere with a broadband connection, and the same channels are available. Our European customers watch UK coverage alongside their own domestic feeds — see our European coverage page for the country-by-country line-up.
What do I need to start watching before kick-off?
A subscription and an IPTV player app. Activation usually takes between five minutes and an hour, so order with time to spare rather than at 14:55 for a 15:00 kick-off. Our setup tutorials cover every device step by step.
Will the stream hold up during a big match?
Peak demand is the real test of any IPTV service. We monitor lines continuously and scale capacity around major fixtures. A wired ethernet connection and restarting your app before kick-off will give you the most stable experience.
Set Up Before Kick-Off
Activation takes minutes, not hours — but give yourself time rather than ordering at kick-off.