How to Watch Every Premier League Game Live on TV Today: Final Day

How to Watch Every Premier League Game Live on TV Today: Final Day Showdown

The final afternoon of the Premier League season arrives with the kind of tension English football does better than anyone. Every fixture kicks off at 4pm BST on Sunday, 19 May 2024, with the title race and European places still unresolved.

Here is your complete TV guide to watch all 10 matches live in the UK, whether you subscribe to Sky Sports, TNT Sports, or prefer streaming options.

Title Decider: Manchester City vs West Ham

Manchester City host West Ham at the Etihad knowing a win secures an unprecedented fourth consecutive Premier League title. Pep Guardiola's side have won their last eight league games. West Ham, already secure in mid-table, have nothing to play for but pride.

TV Channel: Sky Sports Main Event & Premier League (kick-off 4pm BST).

Streaming: Sky Go app, Now TV day pass (£11.98).

Arsenal must beat Everton at the Emirates and hope City slip. The Gunners have won 15 of their last 17 matches, but City have dropped points only twice at home this season.

European Battle: Tottenham vs Sheffield United

Tottenham need to beat already-relegated Sheffield United to keep slim hopes of Champions League football. Ange Postecoglou's side have lost four of their last five, while the Blades have lost 12 away matches this term.

TV Channel: TNT Sports 1 (kick-off 4pm BST).

Streaming: discovery+ app, TNT Sports website.

If Spurs win and Aston Villa lose to Crystal Palace, Spurs could leapfrog Villa into fourth. Villa only need one point to confirm Champions League football for the first time since 1983.

Relegation Already Decided

Sheffield United, Burnley and Luton Town are already relegated. Burnley visit Nottingham Forest, while Luton host Fulham. These games affect only final league positions and prize money.

Luton vs Fulham: Sky Sports Arena (kick-off 4pm BST).

Nottingham Forest vs Burnley: Sky Sports Ultra HDR (kick-off 4pm BST).

Mid-Table Affairs

Chelsea visit Sunderland at the Stadium of Light. Mauricio Pochettino's side need a win to have any chance of European football, depending on results elsewhere. Sunderland, already relegated, have lost six of their last eight home games.

TV Channel: TNT Sports 2 (kick-off 4pm BST).

Bournemouth host Everton in a dead rubber. The Cherries have won four of their last six, while Everton have taken one point from their last four away trips.

TV Channel: Sky Sports Football (kick-off 4pm BST).

How to Watch All Matches Simultaneously

Sky Sports subscribers can use the 'Sky Sports I' feature on Sky Q or Sky Glass to watch up to four matches at once on one screen. TNT Sports offers a multi-view option on the discovery+ app, allowing up to four streams simultaneously on compatible devices.

For pub goers, most UK pubs show Sky Sports and TNT Sports. Use the 'Pub Finder' tool on the Premier League website to locate your nearest venue.

Injury and Team News Updates

Manchester City could be without Ederson (shoulder), but Stefan Ortega has impressed in his absence. Arsenal are likely to start the same XI that beat Everton 3-1 in December. Tottenham have Rodrigo Bentancur doubtful with a groin issue.

Fantasy Premier League Final Day Tips

If you still have your Free Hit or Bench Boost chip, final day is the time to use it. City players come recommended: Erling Haaland (captain), Phil Foden and Kevin De Bruyne have combined for 52 goals this season. West Ham defenders are a cheap differential, as they have kept only two clean sheets away from home all term.

Arsenal defenders offer clean sheet potential against an Everton side that has scored once in their last three matches. Cole Palmer (Chelsea) is owned by 65% of managers and faces a leaky Sunderland defence.

Conclusion

All 10 matches kick off at 4pm BST sharp. Arsenal fans will be glued to their radios and phones, hoping for a City slip. But if history teaches us anything, it is that Guardiola's men do not blink on the final day. Make your viewing plan now: pick your primary match, set up second screens, and enjoy the chaos of the Premier League's grand finale.