The 2025/26 football season is almost over, but there are still plenty of important matches to be played, including the Premier League and Champions League. You can watch every post-season game here
Arsenal and Manchester City vie for the Premier League title (Image: Getty Images)
The 2025/26 football season is coming to an end, but a number of important games remain. Over the coming weeks, each division of the Premier League and English Football League (EFL) will crown their champions, with Arsenal and Manchester City locked in a fierce battle for the top flight title.
One more team will secure promotion to League Two in the National League after York City returned to the EFL with a dramatic late win. There are also important matches in the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League, with Arsenal, Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace all remaining in contention.
Matches from each of these competitions will be broadcast on multiple broadcasters, including Sky, TNT Sports, Amazon’s Prime Video, and DAZN. With this in mind, we’ve put together all the key details soccer fans need to tune in to the biggest games in the business late in the season.
Here’s where you can watch post-season games.
Manchester City and Arsenal are locked in a battle for the Premier League title, and it looks like it will be a close battle. (Image: David Price/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
premier league
Sky Sports will broadcast some of the most important games in the Premier League title race alongside the important relegation battle. The broadcaster has already expanded its Top League coverage from 128 games to at least 215, with a total of 30 games scheduled to be shown in May.
Some of the most awaited matches to be broadcast on Sky Sports include Man United vs. Liverpool (3rd May), Tottenham vs. Leeds United (11th May) and Bournemouth vs. Man City (19th May). Sky has also announced that it will broadcast all games over the final two weekends of the season, including all 10 games on the final day (May 24).
All these amenities are included in TV packages such as the £44 Ultimate TV and Sky Sports bundle, which also comes with free subscriptions to Netflix, HBO Max and Disney+. Existing Sky TV customers can add Sky Sports to their package for £22, but note that Sky says the price is “subject to change” during the 24-month contract.
Some Premier League matches are shown exclusively on TNT Sports, but its coverage is more limited than on Sky. Aston Villa vs. Tottenham (May 3) and Liverpool vs. Chelsea (May 9) will be broadcast on TNT, with each game available to stream on TNT’s new hub HBO Max or Prime Video’s TNT Sports channel for £30.99 per month.
Sky Sports, HBO Max, Netflix, Disney+ and Ultimate TV packages
Sky has upgraded its Ultimate TV and Sky Sports bundles to include HBO Max, Netflix, Disney+, discovery+ and Hayu, plus 135 channels and complete coverage of the Premier League and EFL from Sky.
Sky has over 1,400 live matches across the Premier League, EFL and more, with at least 215 of them live from the top flight, along with F1, darts and golf.
Champions League and Europa League
TNT Sports is home to the majority of Champions League, Europa League and Conference League matches, with one Tuesday match available on the platform across all match bars. The first leg of the semi-final will be Atlético Madrid vs. Arsenal (April 29th), with the second leg (May 5th) to be streamed on Amazon Prime Video.
These matches can be streamed regularly on TNT via the TNT Sports channel on HBO Max or Prime Video for £30.99 per month, which will automatically renew monthly unless canceled. UEFA will once again stream the finals of all three European competitions for free on Discovery+, with fans only need to register on the platform and no paid subscription is required.
Watch the Champions League on TNT Sports
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The UEFA Champions League is back on TNT Sports. Fans can watch every game on the TNT Sports Prime video channel. Your monthly subscription also includes some Premier League and FA Cup matches.
EFL
Sky Sports broadcasts over 1,000 EFL matches each season, covering the Championship, League One and League Two. Additionally, all 72 clubs will be featured live over 20 times.
Sky has announced that all matches on the final day of the EFL (May 2) will be broadcast live in all three divisions from kick-off at 12:30pm. All 15 play-off games will also be broadcast live on Sky, with the semi-finals taking place from May 8th to 15th and the final on May 23rd, 24th and 25th.
Anything that doesn’t appear on the main Sky Sports channel can be watched on the digital channel Sky Sports+ and the Sky Sports app. All EFL fixtures are included in Sky TV packages including the £44 Ultimate TV and Sky Sports bundle, which comes with a free subscription to Netflix, HBO Max and Disney+.
Frank Lampard celebrates Coventry City’s promotion (Image: Lewis Storey/Getty Images)
national league
Following the incredible Championship clash between Rochdale and York City, the National League is already in the play-off phase, with every game being broadcast live on DAZN. This includes the semi-final (May 3) and final (May 10) at Wembley.
Each match will be broadcast live on DAZN with the NLTV Season Pass for £14.99. This subscription is valid until July 31st and includes on-demand highlights and replays of each match.
Please note that DAZN’s NLTV Season Pass will automatically renew after July 31st, so you must cancel by this date if you do not wish to continue your subscription.
Watch every National League game on DAZN
DAZN is showing every final day and play-off game in all three National League divisions with the £14.99 NLTV Season Pass.
