In rugby league, the biggest Super League season ever starts this month and you don’t have to miss a match with Sky Sports’ comprehensive coverage, while in the southern hemisphere the men’s NRL is back for a new campaign too. There’s also a return for the Netball Super League as London Pulse set out to defend their title, and in motorsport, March brings the start of a new F1 season. And of course there’s masses of live football as well: Arsenal and Man City are involved in crunch matches at the top of the Premier League but there are huge clashes elsewhere, like Rangers v Hearts in the Scottish Premiership and Coventry v Middlesbrough in the Championship.

All this plus cricket’s T20 World Cup, golf, tennis, darts and more. Read on for your comprehensive guide to the best of the sporting action in the coming month.

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It’s a crucial month for favourites Arsenal as they attempt to secure the Premier League title for the first time since 2004. First up it’s a trip to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where their local rivals inadvertently did them a big favour by coming from two down to draw against Man City at the start of February. Given the two sides’ form, and the fact Spurs are stymied by a horrendous injury list and Sergio Romero’s suspension, you’d expect a comfortable Arsenal win but… well, it’s a derby, and derbies are different.

Then at the start of March the leaders host Chelsea, who are arguably the most unpredictable team in the league currently but have put together an impressive run of wins under Liam Rosenior. Cole Palmer is supposedly short of fitness and form, but he’s averaging a goal every 130 minutes, so woe betide any opponent when he’s actually fit and firing. The Gunners will need to keep a close eye on the England man.

Man City, meanwhile, renewed their impetus with an exhilarating late come-from-behind win at Anfield and this month they’re at in-form Leeds, live on Sky Sports, with lots more Premier League action besides, from both ends of the table.

West Ham United v Bournemouth
Saturday 21 February, 5pm, Sky Sports Premier League HD (CH 502)

Sunderland v Fulham
Sunday 22 February, 1.30pm, Sky Sports Premier League HD (CH 502)

Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal
Sunday 22 February, 4pm, Sky Sports Premier League HD (CH 502)

Everton v Manchester United
Monday 23 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Premier League HD (CH 502)

Wolverhampton Wanderers v Aston Villa
Friday 27 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Premier League HD (CH 502)

Leeds United v Manchester City
Saturday 28 February, 4.30pm, Sky Sports Premier League HD (CH 502)

Fulham v Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday 1 March, 1pm, Sky Sports Premier League HD (CH 502)

Manchester United v Crystal Palace
Sunday 1 March, 1.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event HD (CH 501)

Arsenal v Chelsea
Sunday 1 March, 3.30pm, Sky Sports Premier League HD (CH 502)

We’ve got a genuine three-team title race in this season’s Premiership, and although Hearts are still maintaining their spot at the top at the time of writing, there’s no doubt Rangers are the form team. They’ve lost just once in the league (to Hearts) since appointing Danny Röhl in October, and they’re closing in on the Edinburgh club – whose fans may be looking nervously at a schedule which shows them visiting Ibrox on 15 February, live on Sky Sports.

In fact, Rangers are in action on Sky Sports multiple times this month, including in the Premiership season’s third Old Firm match on 1 March. And Celtic certainly aren’t out of it yet, especially if they can win that game, and they also face Kilmarnock live on Sky Sports ahead of the Rangers-Hearts clash.

Motherwell v Rangers
Wednesday 11 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Kilmarnock v Celtic
Sunday 15 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Rangers v Heart Of Midlothian
Sunday 15 February, 4.15pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Livingston v Rangers
Sunday 22 February, 2.30pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Rangers v Celtic
Sunday 1 March, 12pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Manchester City’s run of consecutive WSL victories came to an end against Arsenal, but they have the chance to stretch their lead at the top to 11 points when they host bottom club Leicester in a Friday evening match. With Bunny Shaw, Vivianne Miedema and Kerolin all among the league’s top scorers, you have to fear for Leicester’s defence.

It’s now local rivals Man Utd who lead the chasing pack after Chelsea’s erratic form saw them slip to third; both are also at home this weekend, facing Liverpool and London City respectively. With Chelsea just a point ahead of Arsenal, who have a game in hand, they’ll need to find some form if they want to avoid the unthinkable and miss out on European football.

Manchester City v Leicester City
Friday 13 February, 6.30pm, Sky Sports Premier League HD (CH 503)

Chelsea v Liverpool
Sunday 15 February, 11am, Sky Sports Premier League HD (CH 503)

Manchester United v London City Lionesses
Sunday 15 February, 11am, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday 15 February, 11.55am, Sky Sports+

Everton v West Ham United
Sunday 15 February, 11.55am, Sky Sports+

Around Christmas time the talk was that Coventry had the Championship title pretty much sewn up. A 10-point lead? Surely no-one could catch them?! Fans know how ridiculous that is – and sure enough, on 9 February, Middlesbrough went above the Sky Blues with a win over Sheffield United. Coventry are in the worst form of all the teams in the top six at the time of writing, particularly in away matches. So a home game against Middlesbrough couldn’t come at a more critical time.

Where City’s attacking players like Haji Wright and Ellis Simms were free-scoring earlier in the season, the goals have dried up, underlined by a toothless 0-0 draw against 10-man Oxford. Meanwhile, Boro’s progress since a defeat on New Year’s Day has been excellent, especially when they ruthlessly demolished Preston 4-0. After a slow start at the club, Morgan Whittaker is now among the division’s top scorers and has good numbers for assists too, as does midfielder Hayden Hackney, widely considered the Championship’s best player this term.

Can Frank Lampard galvanise his malfunctioning team for this vital clash at the CBS Arena? If they’re not to slip out of automatic promotion contention, a win is a must. Catch the game live on Sky Sports Football, along with plenty more action from this brilliant league in the month ahead.

Charlton Athletic v Stoke City
Wednesday 11 February, 7.40pm, Sky Sports+

Coventry City v Middlesbrough
Monday 16 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Bristol City v Wrexham
Tuesday 17 February, 7.35pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Charlton Athletic v Portsmouth
Tuesday 17 February, 7.35pm, Sky Sports+

Blackburn Rovers v Preston North End
Friday 20 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

West Bromwich Albion v Coventry City
Saturday 21 February, 11am, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Hull City v Queens Park Rangers
Saturday 21 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Stoke City v Leicester City
Saturday 21 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Sheffield United v Sheffield Wednesday
Sunday 22 February, 11am, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Southampton v Queens Park Rangers
Tuesday 24 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Stoke City v Oxford United
Wednesday 25 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Bristol City v Watford
Friday 27 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Leicester City v Norwich City
Saturday 28 February, 11am, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Derby County v Blackburn Rovers
Saturday 28 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Portsmouth v Hull City
Saturday 28 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Birmingham City v Middlesbrough
Monday 2 March, 7pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Plymouth and Cardiff were both in the Championship last season and had a similarly dismal time, ending up in the division’s bottom two places. Since then, though, the two clubs’ fortunes could hardly be more different. Following the shrewd appointment of former Man City academy coach Brian Barry-Murphy as their manager, Cardiff have blazed through League One and remained in top spot since mid-November.

Along the way they thrashed Plymouth 4-0, which pretty much summed up Argyle’s haplessness in the first half of the season. But slowly, slowly, coach Tom Cleverley has managed to turn things around, pulling clear of the bottom three with a decent run of results in January. If they can get something from their home game against the leaders, live on Sky Sports on 21 February, that’ll be another great boost for the Devonians. Keep up with all the League One action on Sky Sports.

Stevenage v Huddersfield Town
Saturday 14 February, 12.20pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Reading v Wycombe Wanderers
Saturday 14 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Blackpool v Mansfield Town
Tuesday 17 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Plymouth Argyle v Cardiff City
Saturday 21 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Wycombe Wanderers v Stevenage
Saturday 21 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Leyton Orient v Barnsley
Saturday 28 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Northampton Town v Peterborough United
Saturday 28 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Port Vale v Bradford City
Tuesday 10 March, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

Not too many people were talking about Cambridge as promotion contenders at the start of the season. Actually, no one was talking about them as late as December, when they appeared to be mired in mid-table – not the worst thing in the world for a team who’d spent the previous three seasons in League One relegation battles. But a seven-game unbeaten run that included six consecutive wins pushed them right into the thick of the promotion race, with key goals from striker Ben Knight (who spent last season in Spain with Real Murcia). In such a tough league, it’s not easy to stay in that leading pack, but the U’s have momentum. They face MK Dons on the final day of February, live on Sky Sports.

Swindon Town v Newport County
Wednesday 11 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+

Grimsby Town v Accrington Stanley
Wednesday 11 February, 7.40pm, Sky Sports+

Barnet v Cheltenham Town
Saturday 14 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Fleetwood Town v Barrow
Saturday 21 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Swindon Town v Crewe Alexandra
Saturday 21 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Walsall v Milton Keynes Dons
Monday 23 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Cambridge United v Milton Keynes Dons
Saturday 28 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Shrewsbury Town v Walsall
Saturday 28 February, 12.25pm, Sky Sports+

Gillingham v Milton Keynes Dons
Tuesday 10 March, 7.35pm, Sky Sports+

Salford City v Walsall
Tuesday 10 March, 7.45pm, Sky Sports+

It’s Der Klassiker time, and if Borussia Dortmund are going to do anything about Bayern’s seemingly inexorable march towards the Bundesliga title, it’s now or never. The Münchners were basically all-powerful in the first half of the season, racing into a commanding lead at the top (with a frankly ridiculous goal difference), and they returned from the winter break with an 8-1 defeat of Wolfsburg.

But since then Bayern’s aura of invincibility has slipped. A shock home defeat to Augsburg was followed by a 2-2 draw at Hamburg, and Arsenal dispatched them fairly breezily in the Champions League. If there’s ever a good time to play them, this could be it. With the gap to Dortmund in second at six points at the time of writing, nothing less than a win for BVB at the Westfalenstadion will do. You can also see Niko Kovač’s side away to Leipzig and Köln this month as they try to reel Bayern in.

Stuttgart v Köln
Saturday 14 February, 5.20pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

RB Leipzig v Borussia Dortmund
Saturday 21 February, 5.20pm, Sky Sports Football HD (CH 503)

Borussia Dortmund v Bayern Munich
Saturday 28 February, 5.20pm, Sky Sports

Köln v Borussia Dortmund
Saturday 7 March, 5.20pm, Sky Sports

A lot of sporting competitions claim to be “bigger than ever” when their new season starts but in the Super League’s case, it’s simply factual. The league has expanded from 12 to 14 teams for 2026, with York Knights, Bradford Bulls and Toulouse Olympique joining the competition as Salford Red Devils dropped into the Championship. And with every game live on Sky Sports channels and Sky Sports+, that means more rugby league action than ever before.

And that’s great news, not least because the 2025 season was a supremely unpredictable one that saw Hull Kingston Rovers claim their first title in 40 years. It’s Rovers who get the 2026 season under way at the home of one of the new teams, and we’re expecting the York Community Stadium to be packed to the rafters as they welcome the champions for the Knights’ first top-flight rugby match. Last season’s runners-up Wigan visit Castleford on the opening weekend, while the Leopards and Rhinos – both aiming to make the play-offs again – meet at Leigh Sports Village. Don’t miss a moment of the action, live on Sky Sports.

York Knights v Hull Kingston Rovers
Thursday 12 February, 7pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Warrington Wolves v St Helens
Friday 13 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Action HD (CH 507) + Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Catalans Dragons v Huddersfield Giants
Friday 13 February, 6pm, Sky Sports+

Leigh Leopards v Leeds Rhinos
Friday 13 February, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Hull FC v Bradford Bulls
Saturday 14 February, 5.30pm, Sky Sports+

Wakefield Trinity v Toulouse Olympique
Saturday 14 February, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Castleford Tigers v Wigan Warriors
Sunday 15 February, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Bradford Bulls v Catalans Dragons
Friday 20 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Leeds Rhinos v York Knights
Friday 20 February, 8pm, Sky Sports+

St Helens v Leigh Leopards
Friday 20 February, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Toulouse Olympique v Castleford Tigers
Saturday 21 February, 5.55pm, Sky Sports+

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

Huddersfield Giants v Wakefield Trinity
Sunday 22 February, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Wigan Warriors v Leigh Leopards
Thursday 26 February, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+

Castleford Tigers v Huddersfield Giants
Friday 27 February, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Hull FC v York Knights
Friday 27 February, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Warrington Wolves v Wakefield Trinity
Saturday 28 February, 5.30pm, Sky Sports+

Catalans Dragons v St Helens
Saturday 28 February, 6pm, Sky Sports+

Hull Kingston Rovers v Leeds Rhinos
Sunday 1 March, 12am

Bradford Bulls v Toulouse Olympique
Sunday 1 March, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Wakefield Trinity v Hull FC
Thursday 5 March, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+

Leigh Leopards v Catalans Dragons
Friday 6 March, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+

York Knights v Warrington Wolves
Friday 6 March, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Toulouse Olympique v Wigan Warriors
Saturday 7 March, 4.30pm, Sky Sports+

St Helens v Bradford Bulls
Saturday 7 March, 5.30pm, Sky Sports+

Huddersfield Giants v Hull Kingston Rovers
Sunday 8 March, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Leeds Rhinos v Castleford Tigers
Sunday 8 March, 3pm, Sky Sports+

The future of this long-standing contest between the Super League and NRL champions appeared in doubt when it was cancelled in 2025, officially because of logistical difficulties, but fans need not worry – it’s back in place for 2026. Hull KR are on hosting duties, making their first appearance under the current format, while Brisbane are taking part for the first time since 2007. Expect an entertaining match that’s a fitting curtain-raiser to the new season (even if it comes after the opening Super League matches).

Hull Kingston Rovers v Brisbane Broncos
Thursday 19 February, 7pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Penrith stormed back into contention after a dreadful first half to last season and after disposing of the Bulldogs and Warriors in the finals, faced Brisbane for a place in the Grand Final. It was an epic battle but one that the four-in-a-row premiers lost 16-14, with the Broncos progressing to the final where they triumphed over Melbourne Storm. And lucky us – the early stages of the new NRL season bring a Broncos-Panthers rematch. Both are expected to contend at the top of the ladder again and Brisbane will be boosted by the return of stand-off Ezra Mam, who missed a big chunk of last season through injury.

Don’t miss the action from this ultra-competitive, high-quality rugby league competition on Sky Sports, including the season opener between the Knights and Cowboys, live from Las Vegas.

Newcastle Knights v North Queensland Cowboys
Sunday 1 March, 2am, Sky Sports Action HD (CH 507)

Melbourne Storm v Parramatta Eels
Thursday 5 March, 9am, Sky Sports Action HD (CH 507)

Brisbane Broncos v Penrith Panthers
Friday 6 March, 9am, Sky Sports Action HD (CH 507)

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles v Canberra Raiders
Saturday 7 March, 8.30am, Sky Sports Action HD (CH 507)

The story of the World Cup so far is the associate nations giving the bigger boys some serious scares. The USA’s attack made fairly short work of India’s much-vaunted batting line-up, and the American middle order then put together some decent stands before India eventually stopped them short; Nepal, in their first ever meeting with England, lost by just four runs after excellent work by all-rounder Dipendra Singh Airee, the English blushes spared by some late-innings fireworks from Will Jacks plus a sterling final over from Sam Curran. Pakistan almost ran out of batters before overcoming the Netherlands with just three balls to spare.

It all goes to show that the more recent additions to these competitions are improving all the time – surely it won’t be long before they’re genuine challengers, making tournaments even more competitive and gripping. It’s certainly made this group stage entertaining. Perhaps an Ireland or a UAE could yet spring a real surprise? The Sky Sports coverage continues with every match live, which means three matches a day until 19 February. The Super Eight Stage, which divides the eight qualifiers into two groups, begins on 21 February and it’s all live too.

Group D: South Africa v Afghanistan
Wednesday 11 February, 5am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group B: Australia v Ireland
Wednesday 11 February, 9am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group C: England v West Indies
Wednesday 11 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group B: Sri Lanka v Oman
Thursday 12 February, 5am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group C: Nepal v Italy
Thursday 12 February, 9am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group A: India v Namibia
Thursday 12 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group B: Australia v Zimbabwe
Friday 13 February, 5am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group D: Canada v United Arab Emirates
Friday 13 February, 9am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group A: United States v Netherlands
Friday 13 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group B: Ireland v Oman
Saturday 14 February, 5am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group C: England v Scotland
Saturday 14 February, 9am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group D: New Zealand v South Africa
Saturday 14 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group C: West Indies v Nepal
Sunday 15 February, 5am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group A: United States v Namibia
Sunday 15 February, 9am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group D: Afghanistan v United Arab Emirates
Monday 16 February, 5am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group C: England v Italy
Monday 16 February, 9am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group B: Australia v Sri Lanka
Monday 16 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group D: New Zealand v Canada
Tuesday 17 February, 5am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group B: Ireland v Zimbabwe
Tuesday 17 February, 9am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group C: Scotland v Nepal
Tuesday 17 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group D: South Africa v United Arab Emirates
Wednesday 18 February, 5am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group A: Pakistan v Namibia
Wednesday 18 February, 9am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group A: India v Netherlands
Wednesday 18 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group C: West Indies v Italy
Thursday 19 February, 5am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group B: Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe
Thursday 19 February, 9am, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group D: Afghanistan v Canada
Thursday 19 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Group B: Australia v Oman
Friday 20 February, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Super Eight
Saturday 21 February to Sunday 1 March, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Semi-final
Wednesday 4 March, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Semi-final
Thursday 5 March, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

Final
Sunday 8 March, 1pm, Sky Sports Cricket HD (CH 504)

There’s a new team in F1 this season: no, it’s not APX with Brad Pitt in the driving seat, but another famous American name in the form of Cadillac. The US outfit will use Ferrari engines and have appointed Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas as its drivers, expanding the grid from 20 to 22 cars. Other familiar motoring brands appearing this season are Audi, which takes over the Sauber marque, and Ford, which is supplying engines to F1 for the first time since 2004 in partnership with the Red Bull and Racing Bulls teams.

Among the leading contenders, defending champion Lando Norris and his McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri are expected to do great things again this season, while former champ Max Verstappen – now accompanied at Red Bull by France’s Isack Hadjar – will be determined to reclaim the title. And could Ferrari have a real impact in 2026? Lewis Hamilton, now 41, will hope so. It all begins in Melbourne on 6 March, with the first Grand Prix in the early hours of 8 March, live on Sky Sports. Start your engines.

Australian Grand Prix – Practice 1
Friday 6 March, 1am, Sky Sports F1® HD (CH 506)

Australian Grand Prix – Practice 2
Friday 6 March, 4.30am, Sky Sports F1® HD (CH 506)

Australian Grand Prix – Practice 3
Saturday 7 March, 1am, Sky Sports F1® HD (CH 506)

Australian Grand Prix – Qualifying
Saturday 7 March, 4.30am, Sky Sports F1® HD (CH 506)

Australian Grand Prix Weekend – Race
Sunday 8 March, 3am, Sky Sports F1® HD (CH 506)

Premier League debutant Josh Rock may be a World Cup champion and winner of five ranking PDC titles, but he found out the hard way just how tough this competition is on opening night in Newcastle, when Jonny Clayton blew him away 6-2 with an average of nearly 110. Clayton was then knocked out by Gian van Veen, who subsequently lost the final to Michael van Gerwen. Like we said, tough. And who does Rock get to face in the first round in Week 2? That’s right, Mighty Mike himself. It does not get any easier – and that’s the way it should be in this elite competition. Watch it every Thursday on Sky Sports.

Week 2 – Antwerp
Thursday 12 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Action HD (CH 507)

Week 3 – Glasgow
Thursday 19 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Action HD (CH 507)

Week 4 – Belfast
Thursday 26 February, 7pm, Sky Sports Action HD (CH 507)

Week 5 – Cardiff
Thursday 5 March, 7pm, Sky Sports Action HD (CH 507)

This month’s golf action is a real global tour with Sky Sports’ cameras visiting multiple continents to catch the top players in action. The LPGA takes trips to Thailand, Singapore and China, while the European Tour stars will travel from Kenya to Johannesburg, a leg of the schedule that brought success to South African golfers Dylan Naidoo and Jacques Kruyswijk last year. The PGA Tour crosses North America, starting in Pebble Beach, California, then heading to Florida and landing in Puerto Rico, where Australia’s Karl Vilips claimed his first Tour victory in 2025.

The Ladies European Tour travels from Saudi Arabia to Australia, where the Classic is staged in the small town of Bonville, NSW. And back in the USA, the TGL continues, as some of the world’s biggest names play a specially designed indoor course in Palm Beach. Rory McIlroy played a prominent role as Boston Commons thrashed The Bay 9-1 at the end of January.

LET: PIF Saudi International
Wednesday 11 to Saturday 14 February, from 10.30am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

PGA Tour: Pebble Beach Pro-Am
Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 February, from 4.45pm, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

LPGA Tour: Honda LPGA Thailand
Thursday 19 to Sunday 22 February, from 3am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

European Tour: Kenya Open
Thursday 19 to Sunday 22 February, from 10am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

PGA Tour: Genesis Invitational
Thursday 19 to Sunday 22 February, from 3.15pm, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

TGL: Atlanta Drive v Boston Common
Monday 23 February, 10pm, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

TGL: Los Angeles v Atlanta Drive
Tuesday 24 February, 2am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

TGL: New York v The Bay
Tuesday 24 February, 10pm, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

TGL: Boston Common v New York
Wednesday 25 February, 2am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

LPGA Tour: Women’s World Championship
Thursday 26 February to Sunday 1 March, from 1.30am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

European Tour: South African Open
Thursday 26 February to Sunday 1 March, from 10.30am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

PGA Tour: Cognizant Classic
Thursday 26 February to Sunday 1 March, from 4pm, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

TGL: Jupiter Links v Boston Common
Monday 2 March, 2am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

TGL: Los Angeles v New York
Tuesday 3 March, 12am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

TGL: The Bay v Jupiter Links
Wednesday 4 March, 2am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

LPGA Tour: Blue Bay China
Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 March, from 4am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

European Tour: Joburg Open
Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 March, from 10.30am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

PGA Tour: Puerto Rico Open
Thursday 5 to Friday 6 March, from 3pm, Sky Sports+

PGA Tour: Arnold Palmer Invitational
Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 March, from 4pm, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

LET: Australian Classic
Saturday 7 March, 12am, Sky Sports Golf HD (CH 505)

London Pulse won their first NSL championship in the new-look 2025 season, and they’ve added talented South Africa attacker Kamogelo Maseko to their squad as they look to defend their title. The season starts with a one-day tournament featuring all eight Super League teams in action at Sheffield’s Utilita Arena.

In a series of short-form matches, fans will get to see some new signings – such as Birmingham Panthers’ Aussie star Gabby Sinclair and Uganda’s Faridah Kadondi at Nottingham Forest – while the squads will be able to size each other up in advance of the new campaign. Then the Pulse get the 2026 league fixtures under way with a home game against Manchester Thunder, live on Sky Sports.

Super Cup
Saturday 21 February, 11.30am, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

London Pulse v Manchester Thunder
Friday 27 February, 7.25pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508) + Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Cardiff Dragons v London Pulse
Friday 6 March, 7pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

With the year’s first grand slam tournament done and dusted, culminating in Elena Rybakina and Carlos Alcaraz lifting the singles trophies, the tours return with some superb events throughout the Middle East, Europe and the Americas. Prime among them is the WTA 1000 tournament in Dubai, won in impressive fashion in 2025 by 12th seed Mirra Andreeva after knocking out Iga Świątek and Rybakina. She’s moved up to seventh in the seeding this time, but she’ll need to pull out all the stops to repeat her success given some of her rivals’ form.

In the same week Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic and more top male stars will battle it out in Qatar. Catch the action on Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports+.

WTA Tour – Qatar Open
Sunday 8 to Saturday 14 February, from 10am, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Dallas Open
Tuesday 10 to Monday 18 February, from 1.30am, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Rotterdam Open
Monday 9 to Sunday 15 February, from 12pm, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Buenos Aires Open
Monday 9 to Sunday 15 February, from 8pm, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

WTA Tour – Dubai Championship
Sunday 15 to Saturday 21 February, from 7am, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Qatar Open
Monday 16 to Saturday 21 February, from 10.30am, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Rio Open
Monday 16 to Sunday 22 February, from 4.30pm, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Delray Beach Open, Florida
Monday 16 to Sunday 22 February, from 7pm, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Dubai Championship
Monday 23 to Saturday 28 February, from 10am, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Acapulco Open
Monday 23 to Saturday 28 February, from 4pm, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

WTA Tour – Mérida Open, Mexico
Monday 23 February to Sunday 1 March, from 4pm, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

WTA Tour – Austin Open
Monday 23 February to Sunday 1 March, from 4pm, Sky Sports Tennis HD (CH 520) + Sky Sports+

The All-Star Game gets this month’s NBA coverage off to a flying start, with the crème de la crème of the league coming together to entertain fans at the Clippers’ Intuit Arena. But then it’s back to business, with the live games coming thick and fast as the rival teams strive to gain an advantage in the race for the play-offs. Oklahoma City Thunder may not have been as dominant as they threatened to be, but they’re still leading the way in the Western Conference – check out the reigning champs’ form when they host the Cavaliers and Nuggets and visit the Mavericks.

Things are tighter in the Eastern Conference, although Detroit have opened up a gap to their nearest rivals. You can see the Pistons’ Jalen Duran, Cade Cunningham and co in home games against San Antonio and Brooklyn this month.

All-Star Game
Sunday 15 February, 9.30pm, Sky Sports Action HD (CH 507) + Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Orlando Magic @ Phoenix Suns
Saturday 21 February, 10pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Cleveland Cavaliers @ Oklahoma City Thunder
Sunday 22 February, 6pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Boston Celtics @ Los Angeles Lakers
Sunday 22 February, 11.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event HD (CH 501)

San Antonio Spurs @ Detroit Pistons
Tuesday 24 February, 12am, Sky Sports Main Event HD (CH 501)

Utah Jazz @ Houston Rockets
Tuesday 24 February, 2.30am, Sky Sports Main Event HD (CH 501)

New York Knicks @ Cleveland Cavaliers
Tuesday 24 February, 11.30pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Minnesota Timberwolves @ Portland Trail Blazers
Wednesday 25 February, 3am, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Oklahoma City Thunder @ Dallas Mavericks
Sunday 1 March, 11.55pm, Sky Sports Main Event HD (CH 501)

Boston Celtics @ Milwaukee Bucks
Tuesday 3 March, 12.30am, Sky Sports Main Event HD (CH 501)

Los Angeles Clippers @ Golden State Warriors
Tuesday 3 March, 3am, Sky Sports Main Event HD (CH 501)

San Antonio Spurs @ Philadelphia 76ers
Wednesday 4 March, 1am, Sky Sports Main Event HD (CH 501)

Phoenix Suns @ Sacramento Kings
Wednesday 4 March, 4am, Sky Sports Main Event HD (CH 501)

Dallas Mavericks @ Boston Celtics
Friday 6 March, 11.55pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Brooklyn Nets @ Detroit Pistons
Saturday 7 March, 11pm, Sky Sports Main Event HD (CH 501)

Houston Rockets @ Phoenix Suns
Sunday 8 March, 11.55pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Denver Nuggets @ Oklahoma City Thunder
Monday 9 March, 11.30pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

New York Knicks @ Los Angeles Clippers
Tuesday 10 March, 2am, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Dallas Mavericks @ Atlanta Hawks
Tuesday 10 March, 11.55pm, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

Minnesota Timberwolves @ Los Angeles Lakers
Wednesday 11 March, 2am, Sky Sports+ HD (CH 508)

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