Live Sky Sports Ultra HDR on TV

Tomorrow friday, 10/05/2024
20:00	League Two	Doncaster Rovers	Crewe Alexandra	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football

Saturday, 11/05/2024
12:30	Scottish Premiership	Celtic FC	Rangers FC	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football
17:30	Premier League	Nottingham Forest	Chelsea	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Premier League
19:45	League Two	Milton Keynes Dons	Crawley Town	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Football

Sunday, 12/05/2024
12:00	Championship Play-Off Semi-Final	Norwich	Leeds Utd	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football
16:30	Premier League	Manchester Utd.	Arsenal	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Premier League

Monday, 13/05/2024
20:00	Premier League	Aston Villa	Liverpool	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Premier League

Tuesday, 14/05/2024
20:00	Premier League	Tottenham	Manchester City	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Premier League

Wednesday, 15/05/2024
20:00	Premier League	Manchester Utd.	Newcastle	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Premier League

Thursday, 16/05/2024
20:00	Championship Play-Off Semi-Final	Leeds Utd	Norwich	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football

Friday, 17/05/2024
20:00	Championship Play-Off Semi-Final	Southampton	West Bromwich	Sky Sports Ultra HDR Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports Football

Right now on Sky Sports Ultra HDR there are 11 live televised matches on 4 different competitions. The next match you will be able to enjoy is Doncaster Rovers - Crewe Alexandra on League Two which will be played next 10 May 2024 at 21:00.

Sky Sports Ultra HD is a British pay television channel that is part of the sports content package on the Sky platform.

Ultra HD (4K) is a high-quality video format, with an image resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels at 50 frames per second, which is four times the number of high definition. It allows the viewer to enjoy the content with greater clarity and detail. The difference between the two is noticeable especially on televisions 55 inches or more.

In 2013, Sky Sports began conducting internal tests with football matches or the Ryder Cup of golf to study the possibility of broadcasting with this image quality.

Sky Sports Ultra HD broadcasts officially kicked off for the 2016-17 season with 124 Premier League matches, the Formula 1 World Cup qualifying and free practice sessions, and some cricket matches in England.

Through the channel's signal, it has been possible to see the most important matches of English club competitions, such as the Premier League, the Championship, League One or the Carabao Cup, and of national teams, such as the final phase of the UEFA Nations League.