Sunderland fixtures — upcoming schedule, recent results and TV information
Why Sunderland fixtures matter
Fixtures determine how fans, players and broadcasters plan the rest of the season. For Sunderland supporters, knowing when and where the team plays — and which matches are on TV — is essential for travel, ticketing and viewing. This update summarises recent results in January and the confirmed Premier League fixtures for February to May, together with broadcast details for the next televised match.
Main body: results, schedule and broadcast details
Recent results (January)
Sunderland recorded several notable results in January. On 1 January they drew 0-0 with Manchester City in the Premier League. On 4 January they played out a 1-1 draw at Tottenham Hotspur. A 3-0 defeat followed at Brentford on 7 January. In the FA Cup Third Round on 10 January, Sunderland drew 1-1 with Everton after extra time and progressed by winning 3-0 on penalties. On 17 January Sunderland beat Crystal Palace 2-1. A Premier League fixture against West Ham United is scheduled for Saturday 24 January with kick-off at 12:30pm.
Confirmed Premier League fixtures (Feb–May 2026)
The published Sunderland schedule for the 2025–26 season lists the following matches:
- Sat 7 Feb — Arsenal v Sunderland, 10:00 AM (Premier League)
- Sat 28 Feb — AFC Bournemouth v Sunderland, 7:30 AM (Premier League)
- Sat 21 Mar — Newcastle United v Sunderland, 11:00 AM (Premier League)
- Sat 11 Apr — Sunderland v Tottenham Hotspur, 10:00 AM (Premier League)
- Sat 18 Apr — Aston Villa v Sunderland, 10:00 AM (Premier League)
- Sat 25 Apr — Sunderland v Nottingham Forest, 10:00 AM (Premier League)
- Sat 2 May — Wolverhampton Wanderers v Sunderland, 10:00 AM (Premier League)
- Sat 9 May — Sunderland v Manchester United, 10:00 AM (Premier League)
TV and broadcast information
The next Sunderland match on TV is West Ham United v Sunderland on Saturday 24 January 2026, kick-off 12:30pm. That match will be shown live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate. More broadly, Sunderland’s Premier League matches are covered by Sky Sports and TNT Sports; Carabao Cup games by Sky Sports and ITV; and FA Cup fixtures by BBC and TNT Sports. Fans can create personalised TV guides to follow the matches they care about.
Conclusion: what this means for fans
The February-to-May run includes several high-profile opponents — Arsenal, Newcastle, Tottenham and Manchester United — that could prove pivotal for Sunderland’s season. With the West Ham match on TNT Sports presenting the next viewing opportunity, supporters should check kick-off times and broadcast listings ahead of travel or viewing. Staying informed of the official schedule will help fans plan attendance and TV viewing as the campaign reaches its decisive months.
