How to watch Sky Sport's Big Weekend — SkimNews
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- Sky Sports is broadcasting its 'Big Weekend' across September 11-13, 2026, packaging Premier League, Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix, US Open finals, the Solheim Cup, England vs Pakistan's third Test, NFL, and WSL into three days.
- Manchester United vs Manchester City headlines Sunday's Premier League coverage at 1600, with Tottenham vs Everton airing Saturday at 1700 and West Ham vs Wrexham Friday at 1930.
- Five NFL games are stacked into Sunday evening on Sky Sports Action and Plus: Bills vs Texans, Buccs vs Bengals, Packers vs Vikings, Dolphins vs Raiders, and Commanders vs Eagles.
- Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix runs Sunday at 1300, with practice sessions Friday and qualifying Saturday, all live on Sky Sports F1.
- The US Open finals are split across the weekend: Women's final Saturday at 2000, Men's final Sunday at 1900, both on Sky Sports Main Event.
- NOW offers Day or Month streaming passes for non-Sky customers, while Sky TV subscribers can add Sky Sports for £22 to access all 12 channels and Sky Sports+ streams.
Why it matters: Sky Sports is condensing its highest-profile events into one 48-hour window, forcing fans to choose between marquee clashes like Man Utd vs Man City, the US Open men's final, and five simultaneous NFL games. The dual push for NOW passes and the £22 Sky Sports upgrade specifically targets viewers who only want in during peak sporting weekends.
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