The worlds of football, Formula 1, cricket, golf and rugby league come together for what promises to be a thrilling weekend of action, all exclusively live on Sky Sports Big Weekend from May 1 to May 4.
Manchester United and Liverpool renew their rivalry in the Premier League while title rivals Arsenal and Man City’s matches are also live on Sky Sports, the Championship regular season reaches its climax, Man City can clinch the WSL title and the race for the Scottish title takes centre stage with Hearts, Rangers and Celtic all in action.
The Formula 1 season resumes with the Miami GP, plus there is tennis, cricket, golf and rugby league action, with the Madrid Open finals, the IPL, Super League, DP World Tour, PGA Tour, Ladies European Tour and LPGA Tour all hitting your screens.
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Live sport on Sky Sports’ Big Weekend
Friday:
11am: Turkish Airlines Open – DP World Tour golf
3pm: Madrid Open tennis semi-finals
3pm: Rajasthan Royals vs Delhi Capitals – IPL
4pm: Cadillac Championship – PGA Tour golf
4.30pm: Miami GP Practice One (session starts at 5pm)
8pm: Leeds vs Burnley – Premier League
8pm: Leeds Rhinos vs Wakefield Trinity, St Helens vs York Knights – Super League
8.40pm: Miami GP Sprint Qualifying (session starts at 9.30pm)
Saturday:
11.30am: Turkish Airlines Open – DP World Tour golf
12pm: Man Utd vs Brighton – Women’s Super League
12.30pm: Championship final day
3pm: Wigan Warriors vs Bradford Bulls – Super League
3pm: Chennai Super Kings vs Mumbai Indians – IPL
3.30pm: Madrid Open tennis – Women’s singles final
4pm: Cadillac Championship – PGA Tour golf
5pm: Miami GP Sprint
5.30pm: Arsenal vs Fulham – Premier League
6pm: Catalans Dragons vs Leigh Leopards – Super League
8pm: Huddersfield Giants vs Warrington Wolves – Super League
9pm: Miami GP Qualifying
Sunday:
11am: Turkish Airlines Open – DP World Tour golf
11am: Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Kolkata Knight Riders – IPL
12pm: Hibernian vs Celtic – Scottish Premiership
12pm: Man City vs Liverpool, Tottenham vs London City – Women’s Super League
2pm: Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace – Premier League
3pm: Gujarat Titans vs Punjab Kings – IPL
3.30pm: Man Utd vs Liverpool – Premier League
3.30pm: Madrid Open men’s singles final
4pm: Cadillac Championship – PGA Tour golf
9pm: Miami GP
Monday:
1pm: Aston Villa vs West Ham – Women’s Super League
3pm: Chelsea vs Nottingham – Premier League
3pm: Mumbai Indians vs Lucknow Super Giants – IPL
5.30pm: Hearts vs Rangers – Scottish Premiership
8pm: Everton vs Man City – Premier League
