There is set to be another busy round of football taking place with plenty of live football this weekend throughout England.
Live Football Matches to Watch and Live Stream This Weekend
Premier League to National League
This weekend will see a huge variety of football broadcast on TV for British audiences. From a Premier League north London derby to Chesterfield and Torquay United’s meeting in the fifth tier – there is something for everyone.
There are two stand-out fixtures for fans of the Premier League with Manchester City’s trip to Chelsea being shown live by BT Sport on Saturday.
This will be followed by an entertaining set of matches on Sky Sports’ Super Sunday coverage.
Wolves travel to St Mary’s to play Southampton in a 2 pm kick-off; two-and-a-half hours later focus turns to north London where Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur meet at the Emirates Stadium.
Women’s Super League title heavyweights Manchester United and Chelsea are set to meet in a Sunday lunchtime fixture on BBC.
Meanwhile, after the men’s team faces Spurs, Arsenal host Manchester City in a WSL clash on Sky Sports at 6.45 pm.
Here are all the fixtures that are being shown live in the United Kingdom this coming week on channels such as Sky Sports, BT Sport, BBC, ITV and more.
Friday, 24 September 2021
West Brom vs QPR (20:00 pm BST) – Championship, Sky Sports
Saturday, 25 September 2021
Everton Women vs Birmingham City Women (11:30 am BST) – FA Women’s Super League, Sky Sports
Reading vs Middlesbrough (12:30 pm BST) – Championship, Sky Sports
Chelsea vs Manchester City (12:30 pm BST) – Premier League, BT Sport
Chesterfield vs Torquay United (17:20 pm BST) – National League, BT Sport
Brentford vs Liverpool (17:30 pm BST) – Premier League, Sky Sports
Sunday, 26 September 2021
Manchester United Women vs Chelsea Women (12:30 pm BST) – FA Women’s Super League, BBC Two / BBC iPlayer
Southampton vs Wolves (14:00 pm BST) – Premier League, Sky Sports
Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur (16:30 pm BST) – Premier League, Sky Sports
Arsenal Women vs Manchester City Women (18:45 pm BST) – FA Women’s Super League, Sky Sports
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