Need to know
The Premier League draws to a climactic close on Sunday as Mirror Football provides all the viewing information you need to watch every fixture
Micky van de Ven of Tottenham Hotspur looks dejected during the Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Tottenham and West Ham fans enter the final Premier League day on edge as they each look to avoid relegation(Image: Getty)
All you need to know to watch Sunday's Premier League fixtures:
Tottenham vs Everton: This critical relegation-decider will be televised live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Ultra HDR, featuring extensive build-up to track whether Spurs can maintain their Premier League status. Supporters wishing to watch on the move can stream the entire match through the Sky Go app or via a NOW Sports Membership, with the "Multiview" red-button feature also available to track concurrent scores from across the country.
Crystal Palace vs Arsenal: The newly crowned champions will travel to Selhurst Park for a match broadcast live on Sky Sports Premier League, where viewers can witness the historic moment Arsenal finally lift the trophy after a 22-year wait. Digital coverage is available for subscribers on the Sky Go platform or via NOW, offering a high-definition stream of the post-match trophy presentation.
West Ham vs Leeds : This high-stakes encounter at the London Stadium is set to be shown on Sky Sports Football, as the Hammers need to beat Leeds to stand a chance of leapfrogging Spurs and avoiding relegation. Fans can access a live stream of the game using their Sky Go credentials or a valid NOW Sports Membership, ensuring they don't miss a second of what is expected to be an emotional afternoon in east London.
Liverpool vs Brentford: Anfield plays host to an emotional farewell for several club legends on Sky Sports+ (linear channel 412), marking Mohamed Salah’s final appearance in a Liverpool shirt. Viewers can stream the match and the subsequent lap of honour live on the Sky Go app or through NOW for those with a valid membership.
Brighton vs Manchester United: Manchester United's final outing of the campaign will be aired live on Sky Sports Tennis, a channel choice made to accommodate the sheer volume of simultaneous Premier League broadcasts on the final day. Comprehensive live-streaming options are provided via the Sky Go mobile app and NOW TV, allowing fans to stay connected to the action at the Amex Stadium while the race for the top six reaches its boiling point.
Manchester City vs Aston Villa: Pep Guardiola's final game in charge of Manchester City will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Action and available in 4K for those with Ultra HDR subscriptions. The game can be streamed live on all compatible devices via Sky Go or NOW, offering fans a front-row seat to see if Manchester City can end the season on a high against a resilient Villa.
Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth: This mid-table clash will be available to a wider audience on the free-to-air Sky One channel, providing a more accessible option for fans to tune into the final day's festivities. The match is also available for live streaming via the Sky Go app and the NOW platform.
Sunderland vs Chelsea: Chelsea’s visit to the Stadium of Light will be broadcast exclusively via the Sky Sports+ digital stream, which is accessible through the red button on Sky boxes or the Sky Sports app. Streaming is also supported via NOW for sports subscribers, making it easy for Chelsea and Sunderland fans to follow as each of their clubs look to secure a place in Europe next season.
Fulham vs Newcastle: Eddie Howe's Newcastle conclude their season at Craven Cottage, with the match being shown live on a dedicated Sky Sports+ stream, rather than a traditional linear channel. This fixture can be accessed online via the Sky Go app or through a NOW Sports Membership, with the two teams heading into their final match level on points.
Burnley vs Wolves: Burnley's clash against fellow relegated outfit Wolves will be available to watch live via the Sky Sports+ streaming service. Digital access is fully supported through the Sky Go application and NOW.
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