Live on Sky Sports this month

Crucial football matches come thick and fast at this time of year, from Man City v Liverpool in the Premier League to Sheffield United v Leeds in the Championship, and from Bayer Leverkusen v Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga to the EFL Trophy semi-finals. With dozens of games live on Sky Sports this month, including the Scottish Premiership, Women’s Super League and Leagues One and Two, you can see how all the top competitions shape up as we head towards the business end of the season.

A season that’s just starting is rugby league’s Super League, as 2024 quadruple winners Wigan Warriors set about defending their title – and every game is live on Sky Sports, all the way to the Grand Final in October. If you’re a big fan of the oval ball, you can also enjoy NRL rugby league and Super Rugby Pacific rugby union on Sky Sports.

In cricket, this month brings the ICC Champions Trophy and the Women’s Premier League, while there’s a huge all-British world title boxing clash to watch too. And with some brilliant golf, darts and tennis in the schedules too, it’s another packed month of super live action on Sky Sports.

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Here’s all the action you can enjoy live on Sky Sports this month.

In the past seven seasons, Man City and Liverpool have won all the Premier League titles. But while City have clearly had the best of the title battles, with six trophies to Liverpool’s one, the actual league matches between the two since the start of 2017/18 have been fairly even: City have won five and Liverpool four, with six draws.

So although the Reds have streaked ahead at the top and are firm favourites to win the league this season, it may not have much bearing on the outcome of their clash on 23 February. Despite their inconsistent form, City will have the determination, quality and belief to put a dent in Liverpool’s aspirations to claim the trophy they currently hold. We can’t wait for this mouthwatering meeting.

Apart from that significant match-up, there are crucial games throughout the month on Sky Sports. Liverpool are also at home to Wolves, while Spurs and Man Utd will both be aiming to shake up their disappointing seasons when they meet. Key matches for the European qualification places include Aston Villa v Chelsea and West Ham v Newcastle, while Arsenal will be aiming to maintain their own title challenge at Old Trafford on 9 March.

Brighton & Hove Albion v Chelsea
Friday 14 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Crystal Palace v Everton
Saturday 15 February, 5pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Liverpool v Wolverhampton Wanderers
Sunday 16 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United
Sunday 16 February, 4pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Leicester City v Brentford
Friday 21 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Aston Villa v Chelsea
Saturday 22 February, 5pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Newcastle United v Nottingham Forest
Sunday 23 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Manchester City v Liverpool
Sunday 23 February, 4pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Brentford v Aston Villa
Saturday 8 March, 5pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Tottenham Hotspur v Bournemouth
Sunday 9 March, 1pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Manchester United v Arsenal
Sunday 9 March, 4pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

West Ham United v Newcastle United
Monday 10 March, 6.30pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Often the most interesting aspect of the Scottish Premiership is the race for third place behind the two Glasgow megaclubs. Last season that was won by Hearts, who took a creditable seven points from the Old Firm to secure European football. After a promising but ultimately unsuccessful UEFA Conference League journey, Neil Critchley’s team will look to kick-start their league form, and face a home game against Rangers on 16 February.

The Jambos will be hoping their opponents are still reeling from their stunning Scottish Cup elimination by Queen’s Park, rather than out to take revenge on the nearest victims. The game is live on Sky Sports, as are Hearts’ matches away to St Johnstone the following Sunday and the Edinburgh derby at Easter Road on 2 March.

Heart Of Midlothian v Rangers
Sunday 16 February, 11am, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

St Johnstone v Heart Of Midlothian
Sunday 23 February, 11am, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Celtic v Aberdeen
Tuesday 25 February, 7.15pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Kilmarnock v Rangers
Wednesday 26 February, 7.15pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

St Mirren v Celtic
Saturday 1 March, 5pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Hibernian v Heart Of Midlothian
Sunday 2 March, 11.30am, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

There’s no margin for error when you’re mounting a title challenge in the WSL. Arsenal lost just two of their first 13 games and their goals-against tally was in single figures, but they still found themselves staring forlornly at an unbeaten Chelsea disappearing into the distance. And with the Blues playing first (away to Brighton) in the WSL double-header on Sky Sports on 2 March, Sonia Bompastor’s side may be even further ahead by the time the Gunners kick off at home to West Ham.

Arsenal will be determined to keep up the pressure by gaining as many points as possible, and new signing Chloe Kelly will add creativity. Ahead of that big Sunday you can see Man City, whose title challenge came off the rails with three defeats in four games, at home to Liverpool.

Manchester City v Liverpool
Sunday 16 February, 6.30pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Brighton & Hove Albion v Chelsea
Sunday 2 March, 2.30pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

Arsenal v West Ham United
Sunday 2 March, 5pm, Sky Sports Premier League/HD (CH 512/502)

The Championship is such a competitive division that almost every game is absolutely massive. Sheffield United v Leeds on 24 February, a clash between the top two with the added spice of being a Yorkshire derby, is an obvious one – but Leeds also face surprise package Sunderland and perennial contenders West Brom this month. And at the time of writing, just seven points cover the positions from fifth to 14th, so a few wins in a row could catapult, say, QPR (home to Derby on 14 February) or Sheffield Wednesday (away to Burnley on 21 February) into the play-off mix.

At the bottom, Plymouth will surely be buoyed by their FA Cup win over Liverpool as they attempt to hoist themselves out of the relegation zone with home games against Millwall and Cardiff. Meanwhile, the result of Oxford v Portsmouth could be key as both sides aim to pull clear of the bottom three, and Luton will be even more desperate than normal to beat local rivals Watford. It’s six-pointers everywhere you look this month in this fascinating league. Don’t miss a moment on Sky Sports.

Sheffield United v Middlesbrough
Wednesday 12 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Bristol City v Stoke City
Wednesday 12 February, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Burnley v Hull City
Wednesday 12 February, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Plymouth Argyle v Millwall
Wednesday 12 February, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Sunderland v Luton Town
Wednesday 12 February, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Swansea City v Sheffield Wednesday
Wednesday 12 February, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

West Bromwich Albion v Blackburn Rovers
Wednesday 12 February, 7.50pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Queens Park Rangers v Derby County
Friday 14 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Preston North End v Burnley
Saturday 15 February, 11am, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Cardiff City v Bristol City
Saturday 15 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Oxford United v Portsmouth
Saturday 15 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Leeds United v Sunderland
Monday 17 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Burnley v Sheffield Wednesday
Friday 21 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Sunderland v Hull City
Saturday 22 February, 11am, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Derby County v Millwall
Saturday 22 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Plymouth Argyle v Cardiff City
Saturday 22 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Watford v Luton Town
Sunday 23 February, 12pm, Sky Sports+

Sheffield United v Leeds United
Monday 24 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Stoke City v Middlesbrough
Tuesday 25 February, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Sheffield Wednesday v Sunderland
Friday 28 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Leeds United v West Bromwich Albion
Saturday 1 March, 11am, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Blackburn Rovers v Norwich City
Saturday 1 March, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Oxford United v Coventry City
Saturday 1 March, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

It might seem like a fever dream but Huddersfield Town were in the Premier League as recently as 2019 – and if anyone outside the club’s fanbase can name the manager in charge when they went down, we’ll be seriously impressed – and were within 90 minutes of a return in 2022 when they reached the Championship play-off final. Relegation followed in 2024, unfortunately, but the Terriers are making a decent fist of their campaign to return to the second tier under Michael Duff.

After a ropey start, they’ve been a fixture in the top six since October thanks to a 16-game unbeaten streak – but the new year brought a wobble with three straight defeats. You can see Huddersfield away at Wigan on 25 February on Sky Sports, as they try to regain their upward momentum. (The relegation coach was Jan Siewert, now at Greuther Fürth in the German second tier.)

Cambridge United v Exeter City
Saturday 15 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Northampton Town v Wrexham
Saturday 15 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Mansfield Town v Lincoln City
Tuesday 18 February, 7.35pm, Sky Sports+

Reading v Birmingham City
Saturday 22 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Rotherham United v Barnsley
Saturday 22 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Mansfield Town v Wrexham
Sunday 23 February, 3pm, Sky Sports

Wigan Athletic v Huddersfield Town
Tuesday 25 February, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Birmingham City v Stevenage
Tuesday 11 March, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Crawley Town v Charlton Athletic
Tuesday 11 March, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Exeter City v Mansfield Town
Tuesday 11 March, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Reading v Wrexham
Tuesday 11 March, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Since relegation in 2019, Walsall have had a tough time in League Two, flirting with relegation from the EFL in 2021/22 and struggling to get anywhere near the top six under a succession of managers. However, their American owners hit upon the right formula with the appointment of Mat Sadler as head coach ahead of this season, and January saw the team break a club record by winning eight league games in a row. The title seems a formality, let alone promotion, but they’ll have to do it without top scorer Nathan Lowe, who’s been recalled by parent club Stoke.

This month they’re away to Morecambe and Cheltenham, live on Sky Sports, in the space of three days. You can also see fellow high flyers Doncaster and Notts County, both of whom face Grimsby.

Port Vale v Notts County
Thursday 13 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

AFC Wimbledon v Salford City
Saturday 15 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Doncaster Rovers v Grimsby Town
Saturday 15 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Fleetwood Town v AFC Wimbledon
Tuesday 18 February, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Crewe Alexandra v Barrow
Saturday 22 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Morecambe v Walsall
Saturday 22 February, 12.30pm, Sky Sports+

Cheltenham Town v Walsall
Tuesday 25 February, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Tranmere Rovers v Accrington Stanley
Tuesday 25 February, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Colchester United v Port Vale
Tuesday 11 March, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Grimsby Town v Notts County
Tuesday 11 March, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Salford City v Chesterfield
Tuesday 11 March, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Bradford City are the only League Two team left in this year’s EFL Trophy at the semi-final stage, and Graham Alexander’s men were rewarded with an away draw at League One leaders Birmingham. The Bantams will hope that their opponents are focused on promotion back to the Championship, allowing them to score an upset and earn a trip to Wembley on 13 April. In the other semi-final, Peterborough will travel to face Birmingham’s promotion rivals Wrexham.

Birmingham City v Bradford City
Tuesday 18 February, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Wrexham v Peterborough United
Wednesday 26 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+

Surely he’s going to do it now. All English football fans know that Harry Kane has gone his entire career without a winner’s medal in club or international football. Almost unbelievably, his first season at Bayern coincided with the Bavarians’ first failure to win the Bundesliga in 12 years – but this term they seem to be progressing serenely towards recapturing the title. Kane is out on his own as top scorer in Germany and his team-mates, including former Crystal Palace winger Michael Olisé, are in scintillating form.

If Bayer Leverkusen, defending champs and Bayern’s nearest rivals in the league, are going to prevent that happening, they absolutely have to win the clash between the top two on 15 February. It’s going to be a tense one, and the first order of business for Leverkusen must be to stop Kane. There’s lots more live Bundesliga action on Sky Sports this month, including Bayern at home to third-placed Eintracht Frankfurt, who have just lost their top scorer Omar Marmoush to Manchester City.

Augsburg v RB Leipzig
Friday 14 February, 7.20pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Bayer Leverkusen v Bayern Munich
Saturday 15 February, 5.20pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Werder Bremen v Hoffenheim
Sunday 16 February, 2.20pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Eintracht Frankfurt v Holstein Kiel
Sunday 16 February, 4.20pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Heidenheim v Mainz
Sunday 16 February, 6.20pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Freiburg v Werder Bremen
Friday 21 February, 7.20pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Borussia Dortmund v Union Berlin
Saturday 22 February, 5.20pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503) + Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

RB Leipzig v Heidenheim
Sunday 23 February, 2.20pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Bayern Munich v Eintracht Frankfurt
Sunday 23 February, 4.20pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Hoffenheim v Stuttgart
Sunday 23 February, 6.20pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Stuttgart v Bayern Munich
Friday 28 February, 7.20pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Eintracht Frankfurt v Bayer Leverkusen
Saturday 1 March, 5.20pm, Sky Sports+

Union Berlin v Holstein Kiel
Sunday 2 March, 2.20pm, Sky Sports+

Augsburg v Freiburg
Sunday 2 March, 4.20pm, Sky Sports Football/HD (CH 513/503)

Wigan won a historic quadruple in 2024 – Super League, League Leaders’ Shield, Challenge Cup and World Club Championship – but that didn’t tell the whole story of the season. Teams that had established themselves among the elite struggled, such as St Helens and Leeds Rhinos, while the unfancied likes of Leigh Leopards and Salford Red Devils made the play-offs, and Hull Kingston Rovers went all the way to the Grand Final for the first time in the Super League era.

All of that means that there’s a huge group of teams determined to knock the Warriors off their perch as the new Super League season begins. And you can get a front-row seat for the action, as Sky Sports brings you every single game live, starting with the champions at home to the much-improved Leopards. Can Leigh pull off a result that will set the cat among the pigeons early in 2025?

On 21 February the action is at the temporarily renamed Luke Littler Stadium, as Warrington celebrate the success of their local hero for their opening home fixture against Catalans Dragons. Then, at the start of March, Super League goes international as the game between Wigan and Warrington comes live from the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, part of a weekend of rugby league that also includes the NRL season opener (see below) and a clash between England and Australia’s women’s teams.

Wigan Warriors v Leigh Leopards
Thursday 13 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event/HD (CH 511/501) + Sky Sports+

Hull Kingston Rovers v Castleford Tigers
Friday 14 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Catalans Dragons v Hull FC
Friday 14 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+

Leeds Rhinos v Wakefield Trinity
Saturday 15 February, 3pm, Sky Sports+

St Helens v Salford Red Devils
Saturday 15 February, 5.30pm, Sky Sports+

Huddersfield Giants v Warrington Wolves
Sunday 16 February, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Wakefield Trinity v Hull Kingston Rovers
Thursday 20 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Warrington Wolves v Catalans Dragons
Friday 21 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507) + Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Hull FC v Wigan Warriors
Friday 21 February, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Salford Red Devils v Leeds Rhinos
Saturday 22 February, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Castleford Tigers v St Helens
Saturday 22 February, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Leigh Leopards v Huddersfield Giants
Sunday 23 February, 2.30pm, Sky Sports+

Hull Kingston Rovers v Salford Red Devils
Thursday 27 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+

Leigh Leopards v Catalans Dragons
Friday 28 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Huddersfield Giants v Hull FC
Friday 28 February, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Wakefield Trinity v St Helens
Saturday 1 March, 2.30pm, Sky Sports+

Wigan Warriors v Warrington Wolves
Saturday 1 March, 8.30pm, Sky Sports+

Leeds Rhinos v Castleford Tigers
Sunday 2 March, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Hull FC v Leigh Leopards
Thursday 6 March, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+

St Helens v Hull Kingston Rovers
Friday 7 March, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Castleford Tigers v Salford Red Devils
Friday 7 March, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Catalans Dragons v Leeds Rhinos
Saturday 8 March, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Wakefield Trinity v Warrington Wolves
Sunday 9 March, 1pm, Sky Sports+

Wigan Warriors v Huddersfield Giants
Sunday 9 March, 1pm, Sky Sports+

Can anyone stop the Panthers? The team from Penrith in western Sydney have won the NRL championship for each of the past four seasons, seeing off all comers with their speed, power and strategy under coach Ivan Cleary. They’ve strengthened by signing Isaiah Papali’i and rising star Blaize Talagi, and they start the season among the favourites – although interestingly, most bookies have Melbourne Storm, last year’s runners-up, slightly ahead. After the All Star games between the Indigenous and Māori teams, you can see the Panthers’ first match of the new season when they face the Sharks in Las Vegas, which hosts the NRL’s opening games for the second year in a row.

All Star Women’s Game: Indigenous v Māori
Saturday 15 February, 6.50am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

All Star Men’s Game: Indigenous v Māori
Saturday 15 February, 9.10am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

NRL Men’s: Penrith Panthers v Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Saturday 2 March, 4.30am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Like MMA fighter Taylor Swift, Western Force back Harry Potter has heard all the jokes. But the English-born, Aussie-raised rugby star has been in seriously good form in the past year, culminating in his Wallabies debut against Scotland in November. The Force missed out on the play-offs last year – so could Potter’s energy elevate them from also-ran status? They take on Moana Pasifika at Perth’s HBF Park in the first round of the new Super Rugby Pacific season. Ahead of that match, Auckland’s Blues, who defeated the Chiefs of Hamilton in last year’s final, start their title defence against the same opponents.

Crusaders v Hurricanes
Friday 14 February, 6am, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Waratahs v Highlanders
Friday 14 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Blues v Chiefs
Saturday 15 February, 6am, Sky Sports+

Force v Moana Pasifika
Saturday 15 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports+

Chiefs v Crusaders
Friday 21 February, 6am, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Reds v Moana Pasifika
Friday 21 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Highlanders v Blues
Saturday 22 February, 6am, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Brumbies v Force
Saturday 22 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Moana Pasifika v Highlanders
Friday 28 February, 6am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Waratahs v Fijian Drua
Friday 28 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

The England men’s ODI team are among the eight qualifiers for this tournament, which is returning to the cricket calendar for the first time since 2017. And though recent results haven’t been the best, they’ve undoubtedly got the talent to do well, with Phil Salt and Jos Buttler still among the world’s most effective batters in this format, and spinner Adil Rashid always dangerous. They face Afghanistan, South Africa and Australia in Group B. Pakistan are both the hosts (with some matches in the UAE) and the champions, and Mohammad Rizwan will be aiming to lead his team to a successful defence of the trophy on home ground.

Group A: Pakistan v New Zealand
Wednesday 19 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Group A: Bangladesh v India
Thursday 20 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Group B: Afghanistan v South Africa
Friday 21 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Group B: Australia v England
Saturday 22 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Group A: Pakistan v India
Sunday 23 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Group A: Bangladesh v New Zealand
Monday 24 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Group B: Australia v South Africa
Tuesday 25 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Group B: Afghanistan v England
Wednesday 26 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Group A: Pakistan v Bangladesh
Thursday 27 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Group B: Afghanistan v Australia
Friday 28 February, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Group B: South Africa v England
Saturday 1 March, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Group A: New Zealand v India
Sunday 2 March, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Semi-final 1: Group A Winner v Group B Runner-up
Tuesday 4 March, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Semi-final 2: Group B Winner v Group A Runner-up
Wednesday 5 March, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Final
Sunday 9 March, 8.30am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

The women’s counterpart to the Indian Premier League is back for a third staging and as well as the best talent produced by this fervently cricket-loving nation, you’ll be able to watch some of the best international players. Led by India captain Harmanpreet Kaur, Mumbai Indians are looking strong, with top-class all-rounders Hayley Matthews (West Indies), Amelia Kerr (New Zealand) and Nat Sciver-Brunt (England) in their ranks – but defending champs Royal Challengers boast world No1 T20 batter Smriti Mandhana, as well as Aussie legend Ellyse Perry. It’s going to be a high-quality competition, and it’s all live on Sky Sports from 14 February.

Gujarat Giants v Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Friday 14 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Mumbai Indians v Delhi Capitals
Saturday 15 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Gujarat Giants v UP Warriorz
Sunday 16 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Delhi Capitals v Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Monday 17 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Gujarat Giants v Mumbai Indians
Tuesday 18 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

UP Warriorz v Delhi Capitals
Wednesday 19 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Royal Challengers Bengaluru v Mumbai Indians
Friday 21 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Delhi Capitals v UP Warriorz
Saturday 22 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Royal Challengers Bengaluru v UP Warriorz
Monday 24 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Delhi Capitals v Gujarat Giants
Tuesday 25 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Mumbai Indians v UP Warriorz
Wednesday 26 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Royal Challengers Bengaluru v Gujarat Giants
Thursday 27 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Delhi Capitals v Mumbai Indians
Friday 28 February, 1.50pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Royal Challengers Bengaluru v Delhi Capitals
Saturday 1 March, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

UP Warriorz v Gujarat Giants
Monday 3 March, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

UP Warriorz v Mumbai Indians
Thursday 6 March, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Delhi Capitals v Gujarat Giants
Friday 7 March, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

UP Warriorz v Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Saturday 8 March, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Mumbai Indians v Gujarat Giants
Monday 10 March, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Mumbai Indians v Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Tuesday 11 March, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Eliminator: 2nd v 3rd
Thursday 13 March, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Final
Saturday 15 March, 1.50pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

This tournament is no respecter of reputation or profile. Luke Littler might have arrived at the opening night of the 2025 Premier League as the newly crowned world champion, but he lost his first match in Belfast, taken down 6-5 by Michael van Gerwen. The Dutchman was then on the wrong end of the same scoreline in the night’s semi-final, losing out to Luke Humphries, who proceeded to beat Chris Dobey in the final and go straight to the top of the table. Can Humphries stay there? Or will one of his rivals knock him straight off? It’s a competition that takes no prisoners, and the four events this month in Scotland, Ireland and England could see everything change.

Week 2 – Glasgow
Thursday 13 February, 7pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Week 3 – Dublin
Thursday 20 February, 7pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Week 4 – Exeter
Thursday 27 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Week 5 – Brighton
Thursday 6 March, 7pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

The European Tour swings through Africa this month, with tournaments in Nairobi, Durban and Johannesburg. South Africa’s Dean Burmester hit a purple patch this time last year, winning back-to-back events in his home country. Over on the PGA Tour, expect to see big names at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, which has been won by world No1 Scottie Scheffler in two of the past three years.

On the European women’s tour, the 2025 Aramco Team Series gets under way in Riyadh, while the stars of the LPGA are in Asia for the Honda LPGA Thailand and the HSBC Championship in Singapore. It’s a packed month with loads of action from a range of global locations – plus the innovative indoor TGL competition continues, live from the state-of-the-art SoFi Center in Palm Beach, Florida.

LET: Aramco Team Series
From Thursday 13 February, 10.30am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

PGA Tour: Genesis Invitational
From Thursday 13 February, 5.30pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

TGL: Atlanta Drive v Los Angeles
Monday 17 February, 6pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

TGL: Atlanta Drive v The Bay
Monday 17 February, 9pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

TGL: The Bay v Boston Common
Tuesday 18 February, 12am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

TGL: Jupiter Links v New York
Wednesday 19 February, 12am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

LPGA Tour: Honda LPGA Thailand
From Thursday 20 February, 6am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

European Tour: Kenya Open
From Thursday 20 February, 10am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

PGA Tour: Mexico Open
From Thursday 20 February, 3pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

TGL: Los Angeles v New York
Monday 24 February, 10pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

TGL: Boston Common v Atlanta Drive
Tuesday 25 February, 2am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

TGL: The Bay v Jupiter Links
Wednesday 26 February, 2am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

LPGA Tour: HSBC Women’s World Championship
From Thursday 27 February, 2.30am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

European Tour: South African Open
From Thursday 27 February, 11am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

PGA Tour: Cognizant Classic Palm Beach
From Thursday 27 February, 4pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

TGL: The Bay v Los Angeles
Monday 3 March, 8pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

TGL: New York v Boston Common
Tuesday 4 March, 12am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

TGL: Jupiter Links v Atlanta Drive
Wednesday 5 March, 12am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

LPGA Tour: Blue Bay
From Thursday 6 March, 6am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

European Tour: Joburg Open
From Thursday 6 March, 11am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

PGA Tour: Arnold Palmer Invitational
From Thursday 6 March, 7pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

Some of the great names of British boxing have fought at the Royal Albert Hall, including Henry Cooper, Prince Naseem and Lennox Lewis, as well as Muhammad Ali – and this month it hosts a world title bout that will be as eagerly awaited as any. Britain has produced two of the greatest female boxers of all time in Natasha Jonas and Lauren Price, and they meet at the historic London venue on 7 March with three welterweight belts on the line. We’re expecting fireworks.

Also this month, Ukraine’s Denys Berinchyk defends his WBO lightweight title against US challenger Keyshawn Davis – and with both men unbeaten, something’s got to give. There’s also a Monday morning bantamweight bill featuring WBC champion Junto Nakatani and WBA champ Seiya Tsutsumi, live from Tokyo’s Ariake Arena on 24 February.

WBO Lightweight Title: Berinchyk v Davis
Saturday 15 February, 12.30am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

WBC Bantamweight Title: Nakatani v Cuellar
WBA Bantamweight Title: Tsutsumi v Higa
Monday 24 February, 7.30am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

IBF, WBC + WBA Welterweight Titles: Jonas v Price
Friday 7 March, 7pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

With some impressive recent results, Jack Draper looks like he could be the next big British tennis star – but frustratingly, he was forced to drop out of his Australian Open fourth-round clash with Carlos Alcaraz owing to injury. Now he faces a race to be fit for Indian Wells, the next big event in the tennis calendar. If his recovery goes well, expect to see him in Qatar or Dubai ahead of the California tournament. British women’s No1 Katie Boulter is scheduled to be in action in the Middle East, although Emma Raducanu continues to battle her own fitness problems. There’s a ton of tennis to enjoy from around the world on Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports+ this month.

WTA Tour – Qatar Open
Sunday 9 to Saturday 15 February, from 11am, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Provence Open
Monday 10 to Sunday 16 February, from 3pm, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Delray Beach Open
Monday 10 to Sunday 16 February, from 8.30pm, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Argentina Open
Monday 10 to Sunday 16 February, from 8.30pm, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

WTA Tour – Dubai Championship
Sunday 16 to Sunday 23 February, from 7am, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Qatar Open
Monday 17 to Saturday 22 February, from 8am, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Rio Open
Monday 17 to Sunday 23 February, from 7.30pm, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Dubai Championship
Monday 24 February to Saturday 1 March, from 10am, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Mexican Open
Monday 24 February to Saturday 1 March, from 3pm, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Chile Open
Monday 24 February to Sunday 2 March, from 3pm, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

WTA Tour – ATX Open
Monday 24 February to Sunday 2 March, from 3pm, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

WTA Tour – Mérida Open
Monday 24 February to Sunday 2 March, from 3pm, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP/WTA Tour – Indian Wells Open
Wednesday 5 to Sunday 16 March, from 7pm, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

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