78 events listed · checked 5 October 2026
Everything coming up across the ten sports we cover, in one list: finals with dates set by the organisers, season windows for the leagues and the UK channels carrying each one.
Last reviewed 5 October 2026.
Updated 5 October 2026
From the season in progress to the finals at the end of next summer. Tap the sport on any event to open the full page.
Europe, the Americas and Asia
Including the British MotoGP at Silverstone, with the title decided in the autumn.
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TNT Sports Scotland
Twelve clubs and 38 rounds, with the Old Firm derbies at the centre and the play-off final on 23 May.
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Sky Sports 
Premier Sports Windsor Park, the Oval and grounds across Northern Ireland
The Irish League season across the winter, with the Big Two derbies and the Irish Cup run adding the cup nights.
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Grounds across England and Wales
Ninety-two clubs and more than 1,000 televised matches on Sky Sports+, with the Championship finishing on 1 May.
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Sky Sports Sky Sports+ Stadiums across England and Wales
Thirty-eight rounds and 267 live matches, ending with all ten games kicking off simultaneously at 4pm on 30 May.
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Sky Sports TNT Sports England
The WSL season, with a winter break from late December and the final round on 22 May.
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Sky Sports BBBC Across Europe
The league phase runs through the winter, with the British clubs playing Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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TNT Sports England
Eighteen rounds plus the play-offs, with Northampton Saints defending the title and a festive Boxing Day schedule.
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TNT Sports Premier Sports Austin, Mexico City, São Paulo, Las Vegas, Qatar and Abu Dhabi
The run-in to the 2026 title, with the season finishing under lights in Abu Dhabi on 6 December.
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Sky Sports F1 C4Channel 4 Wembley Stadium, London
England’s final Nations League group game of the autumn window, at Wembley under the lights.
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Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea
The men’s, women’s and wheelchair tournaments, with England in a group alongside Samoa and Tonga.
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Europe
Twenty-four clubs in four pools, with the pool stages starting in mid-October and the finals weekend in Lyon.
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TNT Sports Premier Sports The O2, London
The rematch of the domestic heavyweight fight of the year, with Dubois’s WBO title on the line.
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DAZN Sheffield
Dalton Smith defends the WBC light-welterweight world title in his home city.
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DAZN Bolton
Sixteen winners from the previous twelve months in a short-format invitational, free-to-air on ITV4.
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Copper Box Arena, London
Chris Billam-Smith against Cheavon Clarke at cruiserweight, headlining a card on Sky Sports.
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Sky Sports AO Arena, Manchester
Joshua Buatsi fights Willy Hutchinson for the WBC interim light-heavyweight title.
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DAZN Wolverhampton
The tournament that mixes PDC and WDF qualifiers, with a group stage before the knockout rounds.
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Sky Sports Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
England open the new Nations Championship against Australia, free-to-air on ITV.
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Wembley Stadium, London
The first of two November internationals at Wembley, in a group England share with Spain and Czechia.
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Perth, Adelaide and Hobart
Three one-day internationals to open the white-ball tour, starting at Optus Stadium in Perth.
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TNT Sports Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
The second home match of England’s November campaign at Twickenham.
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OVO Arena Wembley, London
Zelfa Barrett against Gavin Gwynne in a lightweight main event, with two title fights on the undercard.
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DAZN Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Madrid
England away to the world champions, three days after the Wembley match against Croatia.
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Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
A men’s and women’s double-header decides both world titles on the final day.
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Inalpi Arena, Turin
The top eight of the season in a round-robin format, with Sinner, Zverev and Alcaraz already qualified.
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Sky Sports MCG, Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sydney and Canberra
Five T20 internationals, including England’s first men’s international on the Gold Coast.
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TNT Sports Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
England v the All Blacks, with a 2:10pm kick-off on the Saturday.
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Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
Knockout double-headers across three days, finishing with the Grand Final on the Sunday.
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York Barbican
The 50th consecutive UK Championship, with Mark Selby defending the title he won 10-8 against Judd Trump.
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TNT Sports Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Tyson Fury against Anthony Joshua — twelve rounds, no titles on the line, and shown globally on Netflix with no extra pay-per-view charge.
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Alexandra Palace, London
The tournament moves into the Great Hall, with capacity up to 5,200 a session, 128 players, a £1m winner’s prize and the first Sunday final on 3 January.
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Sky Sports Grounds across England
The Boxing Day round, where every fixture is televised and the games run from lunchtime into the evening.
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Sky Sports Kempton Park, Surrey
The Christmas highlight of the jumps season, on Boxing Day afternoon.
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Grounds across England and Wales
The weekend the Premier League and Championship clubs enter, with 32 ties across three days.
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TNT Sports BBBC Alexandra Palace, London
The top 16 in an invitational, with Kyren Wilson defending and the final on the Sunday — the same venue as the darts.
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London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and Cardiff
World title cards across the UK. Dates are added here as soon as the promoters confirm them.
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DAZN Sky Sports TNT Sports Melbourne Park
The first Grand Slam of the year, with the finals finishing in the early hours of the UK morning.
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TNT Sports Glasgow, Berlin, Newcastle, Belfast, Cardiff, Nottingham, Dublin, Antwerp, Brighton, Manchester, Rotterdam, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Aberdeen, Sheffield and London
Seventeen Thursday nights across the UK and Europe, finishing with Finals Night at The O2 in London.
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Sky Sports Twickenham, Dublin, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Paris and Rome
The 144th Six Nations across six weekends, opening with Ireland v England on a Friday night in Dublin and closing with Super Saturday on 13 March.
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Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
Le Crunch on Valentine’s Day, England’s first home match of the 2027 tournament.
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Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas
Bradford Bulls v Leigh Leopards opens the 2027 Super League season in Las Vegas, in a triple-header with the NRL.
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Sky Sports Butlin’s, Minehead
The FA Cup of darts, free-to-air on ITV4, with more than 150 players and the big names entering in the third round.
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Melbourne Cricket Ground
A one-off day-night Test marking 150 years since the first Test at the MCG — the ground’s first men’s pink-ball Test.
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Sky Sports Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
The Calcutta Cup returns to the final round for the first time since 2019, as part of Super Saturday.
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24 rounds across 22 countries
A record ten Sprint weekends, Monaco among them for the first time, opening in Bahrain and closing in Abu Dhabi.
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Sky Sports F1 C4Channel 4 Cheltenham Racecourse
Four days and 28 races, with the Gold Cup on the Friday and the Champion Hurdle opening the meeting.
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Wembley Stadium, London
The first domestic cup final of the season, with the winner qualifying for the Conference League.
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Sky Sports IITV Manchester
The final event before the World Championship, restricted to the top 16 on the one-year list.
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County grounds across England
Two divisions of first-class cricket through the summer, running alongside the white-ball competitions.
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Sky Sports ESECB streams Aintree Racecourse, Liverpool
Three days at Aintree, with the Grand National itself on Saturday 10 April at around 4pm — still the most-watched horse race in the world.
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Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
The centenary World Championship — first staged in 1927 and the 51st year at the Crucible — with £625,000 for the winner and the final across 2 and 3 May.
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TNT Sports Croke Park, Dublin and provincial grounds
The football and hurling championships across the summer, from the provincial rounds to the All-Ireland finals at Croke Park.
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Eighteen county grounds
Friday-night T20 cricket across the counties, ending with Finals Day at Edgbaston.
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Sky Sports Wembley Stadium, London
The FA Cup final, shown by TNT Sports and free-to-air on the BBC — the week before the Premier League’s final day.
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TNT Sports BBBC OL Stadium, Lyon
The Champions Cup final in Lyon, with the Challenge Cup final the previous evening at the same stadium.
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TNT Sports Roland-Garros, Paris
The clay-court Grand Slam, running in the same fortnight as the end of the football season.
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TNT Sports Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt
The Europa League final in Frankfurt, four days before the Premier League’s final day.
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TNT Sports Wembley Stadium, London
The richest single match in world football: the Championship play-off final decides the last Premier League place.
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Sky Sports Beşiktaş Park, Istanbul
The third UEFA club final of the season, in Istanbul.
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TNT Sports Epsom Downs, Surrey
The Oaks on the Friday and the Derby on the Saturday — the oldest Classic in the calendar.
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Estadio Metropolitano, Madrid
The final at Atlético Madrid’s stadium, the venue of the 2019 final, a week after the Premier League season ends.
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TNT Sports Wembley Stadium, London
The men’s and women’s finals as a double-header, twenty years after the first men’s final at the new Wembley.
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Sky Sports Queen’s Club, London
The women’s WTA 500 first (7–13 June), then the men’s ATP 500 (14–20 June) — the main grass-court warm-up.
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Frankfurt
Two-player teams from 40 nations, with England and Wales among the seeds.
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Sky Sports Ascot Racecourse, Berkshire
Five days of flat racing, with the Gold Cup in the middle of the week and the meeting finishing on the Saturday.
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Sky Sports Racing Trent Bridge, Lord’s, Edgbaston, Utilita Bowl and The Oval
Five Tests: Trent Bridge (18–22 June), Lord’s (30 June – 4 July), Edgbaston (8–12 July), Southampton (21–25 July) and The Oval (29 July – 2 August). England are trying to win the urn back after losing 4-1 in Australia.
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Sky Sports Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
The Premiership final, a week after the semi-finals on 12 June.
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TNT Sports Headingley, Trent Bridge, The Oval, Old Trafford, Southampton, Lord’s and Edgbaston
The multi-format women’s Ashes, with a Test at Headingley followed by three T20s and three ODIs.
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Sky Sports BBBC All England Club, London
The 150th staging of The Championships, free-to-air on the BBC, overlapping the British Grand Prix weekend.
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Silverstone Circuit, Northamptonshire
Round 10 as a Sprint weekend: Sprint qualifying and the Sprint on the Saturday, the Grand Prix on the Sunday. It falls on the middle weekend of Wimbledon, which the circuit asked for.
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Sky Sports F1 C4Channel 4 Winter Gardens, Blackpool
The summer major in Blackpool, with the women’s World Matchplay finishing on the final day.
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Sky Sports Goodwood, West Sussex
Five days on the Sussex downs, one of the oldest and best-attended meetings in the country.
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Eight city venues
The 100-ball competition, with the men’s and women’s finals on the same day.
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Sky Sports BBBC York Racecourse
Four days on the Knavesmire, with the Juddmonte International and the Ebor Handicap.
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Flushing Meadows, New York
The final Grand Slam of the year, with the night sessions in New York finishing after midnight in the UK.
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TNT Sports South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia
Fourteen teams and 54 matches across southern Africa — the first 50-over World Cup in the region since 2003.
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Sky Sports Australia
Twenty-four teams across six weeks in Australia, with early-morning kick-offs in the UK and the final in Sydney.
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Dates and channelsSuper League, the World Cup and Wembley
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Dates and channelsFormula 1, Silverstone, MotoGP and BTCC
In progress: MotoGP 2026 — season Season window
Dates and channelsFury v Joshua, DAZN cards and the Belfast nights
Next up: Dubois v Wardley 2 17 October 2026
Dates and channelsWimbledon, Queen’s and the grass-court summer
Next up: ATP Finals 15–22 November 2026
Dates and channelsAlly Pally, the Premier League and Blackpool
Next up: Grand Slam of Darts November 2026
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England v Czechia at Wembley in October, the NFL London games and the Rugby League World Cup in October and November, the Nations Championship and England’s cricket tour of Australia in November, the World Darts Championship from 11 December, and Fury v Joshua in Cardiff on 11 December.
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