Vodaphone promotional image with Roman KempSkyPublished on August 5, 2025Sky Sports News in groundbreaking partnership with the Premier League…As the 2025/26 Premier League season gets underway on Friday 15 August, Sky Sports News is kicking off with a major new addition to its football coverage – a fresh weekday magazine programme, The Premier League Show, and a headline new signing in Roman Kemp.Airing Monday to Friday from 5pm to 7pm, The Premier League Show promises to be the go-to destination for football fans across the country.

Packed with breaking news, in-depth features, and expert analysis, the two-hour show offers a daily pulse check on the Premier League – from transfer rumours and tactical breakdowns to player interviews and club updates.Bringing a new voice to the beautiful game, broadcaster Roman Kemp joins the Sky Sports presenting team to front Premier League Friday – a special end-of-week edition of the show, acting as a vibrant gateway to the weekend’s football.“Football means more to me than anything,” Roman said.

“To be a part of a show like this, building up to the biggest games in world football, is a real privilege.

I can’t wait to get going – and as a fan, do this show justice.”Broadcast live from the studio each Friday, Roman will bring his trademark energy and fan-first perspective to the programme, helping set the tone for Sky’s weekend Premier League coverage.From Monday to Thursday, The Premier League Show will be anchored by Julian Warren and Emma Paton, alternating duties.

Each episode will feature dedicated reporters and pundits, breaking down the day’s headlines and diving into the stories shaping the Premier League narrative.The first edition of Premier League Friday, hosted by Roman Kemp, will air on Friday 15 August – launching just ahead of Liverpool v Bournemouth, the opening match of the new season.

Live coverage of the game kicks off at 6:30pm on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event.The new show will air across Sky Sports News, Sky Sports Premier League, and Sky Sports Main Event, cementing Sky’s mission to provide comprehensive, cross-platform coverage of the Premier League – not just during matchdays, but every single day of the week.With over 215 matches live on Sky Sports this season, The Premier League Show is set to offer footie fans more than just match coverage.

It’s a daily football fix, designed for supporters who live and breathe the gameThe Premier League Show Monday to Thursday, and Premier League Friday with Roman Kemp, live from 5pm on Sky Sports News.