Where to watch this weekend's biggest sporting fixtures on TV

Sports fans in the UK and the US have a huge weekend of sport ahead with tennis, football, golf, cricket, motorsport and more all available to stream. Here's your complete guide of where to watch it..

Get ready for an action-packed weekend of live sport. From the grand finale of the 2026 Commonwealth Games and major golf action to high-stakes tennis, season-opening football, and fast-paced cricket, here is your ultimate guide on where to catch the biggest sporting fixtures across the UK and US this weekend.

Tennis: Mubadala Citi DC Open Finals Weekend

The North American hard-court summer swing is in full motion as the Mubadala Citi DC Open reaches its climax in Washington, D.C. Featuring ATP 500 and WTA 500 draws, the tournament serves as a key tune-up heading into the US Open.

• What to Expect: Semi-finals take place across Saturday, August 1, with both the Men’s and Women’s Singles Finals taking place on Sunday, August 2. Stars like Alex de Minaur, Taylor Fritz, Ben Shelton, Jessica Pegula, and Elina Svitolina highlight a deep field in the capital.

• UK: Watch live coverage all weekend on Sky Sports Tennis and stream via NOW.

• US: Catch all semi-final and final action live on the Tennis Channel and stream via TC Plus.

Football: Season Openers, League Clashes and Pre-Season Tours

• Scottish Premiership Opening Weekend (Sky Sports)

  • Dundee United vs. Rangers (Saturday, Aug 1 | Sky Sports Main Event / Football)

  • Aberdeen vs. Hearts (Sunday, Aug 2 | Sky Sports Main Event / Football)

  • St Johnstone vs. Kilmarnock & Hibernian vs. Motherwell (Sunday, Aug 2 | Sky Sports Football)

• Pre-Season Showcase Friendlies (TNT Sports, Prime Video & Club Channels)

  • European giants and Premier League heavyweights conclude their international summer tours. Select marquee fixtures stream live across TNT Sports and Prime Video.

• MLS & Leagues Cup (Apple TV)

  • Full coverage across North America continues live on Apple TV via MLS Season Pass, featuring back-to-back league and cup fixtures through Saturday night and Sunday morning.