TV Guide for in
TV schedule for Now on Channel of Sky Sports Premier League. All programmes from yesterday, today and tomorrow
Sport
Today
17:30
Sports, Football
30 Minutes
Premier League World Beaters
Declan Rice, Moises Caicedo, Virgil van Dijk: Five-part series looking at some of the Premier League's biggest stars competing on the world stage this summer. (4 of.
Sport
Today
18:00
Sports, Football
60 Minutes
Premier League Review
A look back at the weekend's action in the Premier League, featuring all of the goals, news and major talking points from around the top flight.
Sport
Today
19:00
Sports, Football
60 Minutes
Premier League Review
A look back at the weekend's action in the Premier League, featuring all of the goals, news and major talking points from around the top flight.
Sport
Today
20:00
Sports, Football
60 Minutes
Premier League Review
A look back at the weekend's action in the Premier League, featuring all of the goals, news and major talking points from around the top flight.
Sport
Today
21:00
Sports, Football
60 Minutes
Premier League Review
A look back at the weekend's action in the Premier League, featuring all of the goals, news and major talking points from around the top flight.
Sport
Today
22:00
Sports, Football
60 Minutes
Premier League Review
A look back at the weekend's action in the Premier League, featuring all of the goals, news and major talking points from around the top flight.
Sport
Today
23:00
Sports, Football
120 Minutes
Premier League Years 1999/00
Take a look back at all the most memorable moments from the 1999-2000 season. Alex Ferguson's Red Devils were the team everybody feared.
Sport
Tomorrow
01:00
Sports, Football
120 Minutes
PL Retro: Man Utd v Man City 2009
A chance to look back over a classic Manchester derby as Man United welcome Man City to Old Trafford back in the 2009-10 season for a game that would go right to the wire.
Sport
Tomorrow
03:00
Sports, Football
15 Minutes
PL Greatest:A Villa/Birmingham '08
Enjoy the greatest Premier League game for each of the league's 49 clubs, as voted for by fans. For Aston Villa, the 5-1 hammering of rivals Birmingham City back in April 2008.

