Our trip to Spurs on 1 February had already been confirmed as a 16:30 (UK) start, but now all five games in the month have been adjusted for TV scheduling.
We head to Liverpool exactly a week after hosting Spurs, with kick-off at Anfield now set at 16:30 (UK) on Sunday 8 February. That will be shown live on Sky Sports in the UK.
Our home games against Fulham and Newcastle will both be shown on TNT Sports at 19:30 (UK) on Wednesday 11 February and 12:30 on Saturday 21 February respectively.
However, the Newcastle game will move to 20:00 (UK) on Saturday 21 February should either team be away in a Champions League play-off fixture the Wednesday prior.
Rounding out the month, we go to Leeds United at 17:30 (UK) on Saturday 28 February for a match that will be shown live on Sky Sports.
Full international broadcast schedules will be revealed for each game closer to the time.
Stay tuned to mancity.com and our official app for more fixture amendments and updates throughout the 2025/26 season.
City’s Premier League fixtures in February
Spurs v City, Sunday 1 February, 16:30 (UK), Sky Sports
Liverpool v City, Sunday 8 February, 16:30 (UK), Sky Sports
City v Fulham, Wednesday 11 February, 19:30 (UK), TNT
City v Newcastle United, Saturday 21 February, 12:30* (UK), TNT
Leeds v City, Saturday 28 February, 17:30 (UK), Sky Sports
*City v Newcastle moves to 20:00 should either club play away in the Champions League knockout phase play-offs on Wednesday 18 February.
City v West Ham tickets
Get into the festive cheer for the nearest home fixture to Christmas as we welcome West Ham!
We face Nuno Espirito Santo’s men on Saturday 20 December with a 15:00 (UK) kick-off at the Etihad.
Tickets are on sale to Cityzens Matchday and Junior Members - it’s three tickets per Member.
All adult Cityzens Matchday general admission tickets are priced between £30 - £60 while Under-18 tickets are between £15- £30.
The Blues have won every home fixture with the Hammers since Pep Guardiola’s arrival into the City hotseat with this game always an exciting one.
Two matches of late have been especially noteworthy with Erling Haaland breaking the single-season Premier League scoring record in the May 2023 clash as he received a Guard of Honour from teammates after the game.
And then, a double from Phil Foden and a superb strike from Rodri ensured a 3-1 triumph over the Londoners in May 2024 on the final day of the season as we collected Four-in-a-Row Premier League titles.
Make sure you’re here for this latest edition!
