Premier League, Super Bowl, The Open, Ryder Cup, British Grand Prix, World T20 and EFL among the 2018 highlights
Saturday 30 December 2017 12:21, UK
2018 on Sky Sports brings unrivalled drama and emotion with a range of world-class sporting events. Feel it all on our dedicated channels available on TV and across all devices.
Whether you are a fan of football, golf, cricket, rugby union or league, F1, boxing, netball, NFL, tennis or darts, we've got you covered in 2018.
The Premier League, the Ryder Cup, international rugby union, Super League, major championship golf, world title fights, the Sky Bet EFL, F1, the Super Bowl, the World Darts Championship, ATP Masters tennis - it's all on Sky Sports in 2018.
Join us for the second half of the Premier League season to see if anyone can stop Pep Guardiola's Manchester City winning the title in style.
The race for top-four spots with City could go down to the final day of the season with Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham fighting for the three remaining places, with Burnley also the surprise team in the mix.
Away from the Premier League, we'll bring you live action from the Sky Bet EFL - including the Wembley play-offs - the Carabao Cup, La Liga, Eredivisie, MLS and much more.
Football on Sky Sports in 2018
England men, England Women, county cricket, the U19 World Cup and more... Sky Sports Cricket has the game covered in 2018!
After the disappointment of the Ashes, England will look for revenge in a one-day international series against Australia at home, while they take on New Zealand, Pakistan and India in the three formats of the game.
England's Women, World Cup winners in 2017, will look to make it a double in the World T20 and they also face New Zealand and South Africa in limited-overs series at home in the summer.
For the first time in Formula 1 history, the new F1 season will begin with two four-time world champions lining up on the grid as Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel prepare to do title battle again.
And Sky Sports F1 will be the only place to watch every F1 race live in 2018, as well as every practice and qualifying session. The season begins in Australia on March 25.
Anthony Joshua will lead the way in another brilliant boxing year, with the heavyweight world champion back on Sky Sports Box Office, along with the eagerly-anticipated rematch between Tony Bellew and David Haye.
Current world champions, including Katie Taylor and Ryan Burnett will defend their titles, while future stars like Conor Benn and Josh Kelly will step up. We will also bring you some of the biggest match-ups from America and the rest of the world.
The Ryder Cup returns to Europe and Sky Sports this September as Europe try to regain the trophy after the Americans ended a run of three consecutive defeats with a commanding victory in Hazeltine.
On top of that, we will again have live coverage of the majors, including all four days of the 147th Open from Carnoustie, as well as WGC action, the PGA and European Tour and comprehensive coverage of the ladies' game.
Rugby union in 2018 for England is all about the next steps in preparation for the 2019 World Cup in Japan. Live on Sky, Eddie Jones' team take on a summer tour to South Africa and an autumn international series that includes a mouth-watering clash with the world champion All Blacks.
The women's international game is also broadcast on Sky with all of the Red Roses' Six Nations matches shown live.
But that is not all, we also bring you the very best from the men's and women's Sevens circuits, the brilliant attacking rugby from Super Rugby, plus the best from the Championship, PRO14 and Top 14.
Rugby Union on Sky Sports in 2018
Defending champions Leeds kick off our coverage of the 2018 Super League season in February and you'll see all 12 teams in the first month's live coverage.
Yet again we'll have another Magic Weekend, when we bring you all six matches live from Newcastle for a fourth successive year.
Rugby League on Sky Sports in 2018
2018 kicks off with the NFL hitting the business end of its season. In the AFC it looks like only Pittsburgh Steelers will stop Tom Brady appearing in an eighth Super Bowl, where the Patriots will be looking for a fifth victory with the veteran quarterback.
It's much more open in the NFC with Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints, Minnesota Vikings, Los Angeles Rams, and Carolina Panthers in the mix. All roads lead to Minneapolis in February for the greatest show on turf and you can watch every play-off match live on Sky Sports.
NFL Live on Sky Sports in 2018
Sky Sports will continue to show the very best of the ATP Tour with the sport's biggest names in action. Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal were the men to beat in 2017 but former World No 1s Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic will be looking to come back strong from injury.
And 2018 could be the year Masters champion Gregor Dimitrov emerges to break up the big four's domination. Follow it all on Sky Sports Action and Mix.
Premier League Darts, the World Cup of Darts, the World Matchplay, the World Grand Prix and the Grand Slam of Darts will preclude the traditional end-of-year finale at the 2019 World Darts Championship.
And 2018 is the year that we move on from Phil "The Power" Taylor. Who will emerge from his shadow to challenge "Mighty" Michael van Gerwen?
Darts live on Sky Sports in 2018
It promises to be another dramatic year for international and domestic netball in 2018 and you can follow it with us on Sky Sports Mix.
We start the year with a Quad Series with Australia, England, New Zealand and South Africa continuing to battle it out, while the Vitality Superleague season begins in February and all eyes will be on whether anyone can stop Tamsin Greenway's defending champions, Wasps.
Netball live on Sky Sports in 2018
It's all change in 2018 for the All-Ireland Football and Hurling Championships, and if 2017 is anything to go by we are in for another dramatic year.
Here on Sky Sports you can watch 20 live games, including the All-Ireland semi-finals and finals with our fantastic team of experts including Peter Canavan, JJ Delaney and Jamesie O'Connor.
GAA Live on Sky Sports in 2018
2018 is a huge year for WWE with the 25th Anniversary of Raw setting the New Year on its way in the squared circle with a double event in New York on January 22nd.
On January 28th, we'll bring you the first of the big PPV Events, the Royal Rumble, and we'll also bring you Survivor Series, Summer Slam and the big one, WrestleMania 34 at the Mercedes Benz Superdome in New Orleans on April 8.
