Sky Sports Expands Premier League Coverage: What You Need to Know
Sky is set to revolutionize your viewing experience with an exciting expansion of Premier League coverage on its Sky Glass and Sky Stream devices. Subscribers to Sky Sports will soon have access to an impressive 215 live matches this season, a notable increase from the previous 128 games. This includes every Sunday 2pm kick-off, marking a significant milestone in British broadcasting.
Unlock New Features with Sky Sports+
For Sky TV viewers, this upgrade means more football than ever before. The new Sky Sports+ feature is seamlessly integrated into the SkyOS software that powers Sky Glass, Sky Stream, and even older Sky Q devices. This integration allows you to easily access expanded sports content directly from your TV Guide, eliminating the hassle of switching between apps.
Multiview: Watch Multiple Matches at Once
With the introduction of the Multiview feature on Sky Glass Gen 2 and Sky Stream, you can now enjoy up to four football matches simultaneously on one screen. This innovative feature automatically switches between games to capture all the critical moments, ensuring you never miss a goal or key play. Plus, you’ll still have access to expert commentary and half-time analysis.
Enhanced Viewing Experience with SkyOS
SkyOS, the robust software behind Sky’s latest devices, now allows you to start matches from the beginning, even if you join late, or to replay games after they’ve concluded. New dedicated pages for football teams make it easier than ever to follow your favorite clubs and catch all their matches in one convenient location.
Sky Q Users: What’s New for You?
If you’re a Sky Q user, you’ll still be able to access Sky Sports+ content via the app, though a refreshed interface is on the way. The replay and watch-from-start features available on Sky Glass and Sky Stream will also be accessible to Sky Q subscribers. The Multiview mode is compatible across all Sky platforms, including NOW (formerly NOW TV).
Fresh Faces and Exciting Programming
This season also brings a new face to the Sky Sports Premier League presenting lineup with Mark Chapman joining David Jones and Kelly Cates. Sky’s Chief Sports Officer, Jonathan Licht, emphasized that this is a landmark season for Sky Sports, promising fans innovative features like Multiview, new segments like Super Sunday: Extra Time, and an improved schedule for Sky Sports News.
Affordable Options with Sky Stream
Sky Stream has introduced an affordable new bundle called TV Essentials, featuring over 100 live channels, including Sky Atlantic—home to hit shows like Game of Thrones and The White Lotus. This bundle also includes subscriptions to Netflix and Discovery+, with options to upgrade to Sky Cinema and Sky Sports for an additional fee.
New Schedule Highlights for Sky Sports Subscribers
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Monday to Saturday
- 07:00 – 10:00: Sky Sports Breakfast hosted by Hayley McQueen and Hannah Wilkes.
- 10:00 – 12:00: Sky Sports Fan Club hosted by Tom White, featuring fan interactions.
- 17:00 – 19:00: The Premier League Show with Jules Warren and Emma Paton.
- Sunday
- 07:00 – 09:00: Goals on Sunday hosted by Bela Shah.
- 09:00 – 11:00: Sunday Supplement with Dharmesh Sheth.
Additionally, get ready for a new title track for Sky Sports coverage—an exclusive remix of G.O.A.T by Kasabian featuring Cristale.
Experience Sky Glass
Sky Glass is an all-in-one streaming solution featuring a 4K QLED panel and Dolby Atmos-certified sound. With no need for a satellite dish, it’s easier than ever to get started with Sky’s premium content. Right now, you can save £144 over two years when you sign up for the Ultimate TV bundle.
To enjoy this enhanced Premier League coverage, you’ll need a Sky Sports subscription or a NOW Sports Membership. This service is accessible on multiple devices, including TVs, mobile phones, gaming consoles, and desktops. NOW also offers flexible membership options, including Cancel Anytime and 6 Month Saver plans, along with the NOW Boost feature for an enhanced viewing experience.
Stay tuned for an action-packed season of Premier League football with Sky Sports!
