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Watch Premier League final day 2025/26 today as the relegation battle and race for Europe reaches a climax, with FourFourTwo bringing you all the details on live streams and TV channels, wherever you are in the world.
• Date: Sunday, 24 May 2026
• Kick-off time (all fixtures): 4:00pm BST / 11:00am ET / 1:00am AEST
• Free Streams: NBC / USA Network/ Syfy / CNBC via YouTube TV (10-day free trial)
• TV & Streaming: Sky Sports (UK), Peacock / USA Network / Syfy (USA), Stan Sport (Australia)
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It is a huge day at both ends of the Premier League but neutrals' eyes will be trained towards the foot of the table, where two massive clubs are bidding to avoid relegation to the Championship.
Tottenham Hotspur host Everton knowing a draw would be enough to secure survival, but a defeat would open the door to West Ham United, who could climb out of the bottom three if they beat Leeds United at the London Stadium.
The race for Europe also offers plenty of intrigue. Can Aston Villa hold onto fourth spot? Will Bournemouth qualify for the Champions League? Can Brentford or Sunderland force their way into the top eight? We're about to find out.
Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information on how to watch Premier League final day 2025/26 online, on TV, and from anywhere.
Premier League final day 2025/26 fixtures
Date & Time | Match | UK | US | Australia |
Sunday May 24 | Brighton vs Man Utd | Sky Sports | Peacock | Stan Sport |
Sunday May 24 | Burnley vs Wolves | Sky Sports | Peacock | Stan Sport |
Sunday May 24 | Crystal Palace vs Arsenal | Sky Sports | CNBC | Stan Sport |
Sunday May 24 | Fulham vs Newcastle | Sky Sports | Peacock | Stan Sport |
Sunday May 24 | Liverpool vs Brentford | Sky Sports | Syfy | Stan Sport |
Sunday May 24 | Man City vs Aston Villa | Sky Sports | Peacock | Stan Sport |
Sunday May 24 | Nottm Forest vs Bournemouth | Sky Sports | Peacock | Stan Sport |
Sunday May 24 | Sunderland vs Chelsea | Sky Sports | Peacock | Stan Sport |
Sunday May 24 | Tottenham vs Everton | Sky Sports | NBC, Peacock | Stan Sport |
Sunday May 24 | West Ham vs Leeds | Sky Sports | USA Network | Stan Sport |
Can I watch Premier League final day 2025/26 for free?
The short answer is yes!
YouTube TV's 10-day free trial in the US gives you access to NBC Universal, which has live coverage of all 10 Premier League final day games across various channels
You can watch the games on CNBC, USA Network, Syfy and (in selected regions) NBC through YouTube TV, which offers a 10-day free trial.
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Watch Premier League final day 2025/26 from anywhere
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Watch Premier League final day 2025/26 in the UK
All 10 matches on Premier League final day 2025/26 will be broadcast live in the UK across various Sky Sports channels.
Watch Premier League final day 2025/26 in the US
As mentioned above, NBC Universal has live coverage of all 10 of this weekend’s Premier League matches across its various channels and platforms, including seven on Peacock Premium. West Ham United vs Leeds United will be live on USA Network, Crystal Palace vs Arsenal is on CNBC, Spurs v Everton is on NBC and, if you want to watch Liverpool vs Brentford, that's on Syfy.
How to watch Premier League final day 2025/26 in Australia
It's more straightforward in Australia, where all 10 Premier League final day 2025/26 fixtures will be live on Stan Sport.
Premier League final day 2025/26 preview
It is all set up for a huge final day of the Premier League season, with something to play for in as many as seven of the 10 games.
Arsenal may have wrapped up the title on Tuesday thanks to Manchester City's draw at Bournemouth, but Gunners fans will have one eye on events across London as arch-rivals Tottenham Hotspur host Everton knowing they must get a result to guarantee survival.
Spurs have improved since Roberto De Zerbi swooped in to save their season, but their defeat at Chelsea on Tuesday left them still needing a point on the final day. If they lose, West Ham United can leapfrog Tottenham if they beat in-form Leeds United at the London Stadium, so Hammers fans will be hoping former boss David Moyes – now at Everton – can do them a favour.
See also ► Premier League TV guide
There are also plenty of teams still in the hunt for Europe, with all sorts of permutations. Bournemouth know a draw at Nottingham Forest will guarantee sixth place, which would see them qualify for the Champions League if Liverpool beat Brentford and Aston Villa lose at Manchester City.
Those two latter games are set to feature the farewells of two Premier League greats, as Pep Guardiola manages City for the final time and Mo Salah makes his last appearance for Liverpool – if Arne Slot selects him, of course.
If Bournemouth get the point they need, then it will be Brighton & Hove Albion, Chelsea, Brentford and Sunderland fighting for the remaining two European spots. The Black Cats host the Blues at the Stadium of Light, which could be a tasty watch.
Did you follow all of that? Good. Now sit back and enjoy a dramatic afternoon of Premier League football for the final time in 2025/26.
See also ► How many European places does the Premier League get?
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FourFourTwo's prediction
4th-8th: Aston Villa, Liverpool, Bournemouth, Chelsea, Brighton.
Villa hang on to fourth, Liverpool fail to beat Brentford – who still miss out on Europe – and Chelsea get a result at Sunderland.
Relegated: West Ham
The Hammers could well beat Leeds, but Spurs should get the point they need to stay up.
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