Today's Matches, Sunday (8 March): Live Football on TV & Unmissable Kick-Off Times
Sunday is a sacred day for football fans, and the 8th of March 2026 is shaping up to be a cracker. If you're one of those who has your jersey ready, the snacks prepared, and just needs to know where to watch the live football today, you've come to the right place. Today's fixture list is packed with local derbies, high-stakes action across Europe, and that special magic that only football can bring. We'll give you all the info you need to make sure you don't miss a single kick.
Today's Menu: Derbies and So Much More
The ball will be rolling across the globe, but our focus is firmly on the matches that matter most. Today we've got decisive games in the run-up to major domestic finals, plus the chance to keep an eye on the top European leagues. Get the remote control ready, because it's going to be a brilliant afternoon of football.
- Premier League: Liverpool v Manchester City (1pm) - Live on Sky Sports & NOW. One of the biggest games in world football! The two English giants go head-to-head at Anfield. Today's match has all the makings of a genuine classic – both teams desperately need the win to stay in the title race. It's a proper six-pointer.
- League of Ireland Premier Division: Shamrock Rovers v St Patrick's Athletic (5pm) - Live on LOITV. The big Dublin derby! Tallaght Stadium is sure to be rocking as the two old rivals clash. Rovers will be looking to assert their dominance, while Pat's are aiming to spoil the party and grab a crucial early-season victory. Always a fiery encounter.
- FA Cup: Manchester United v Arsenal (4.30pm) - Live on BBC One & iPlayer. A classic cup tie with a rich history. Two teams with plenty of silverware between them battle it out for a place in the next round. Expect drama, passion, and that classic cup atmosphere.
- Serie A: Juventus v AC Milan (4.45pm) - Live on TNT Sports 4 & Discovery+. A clash of Italian giants. Keep an eye on the Juventus young forward who has become a firm favourite with the fans, already looking like a seasoned pro for the club.
More Matches to Keep on Your Radar
Beyond these, the schedule is absolutely packed. There's Real Madrid v Real Betis in La Liga (5pm, live on Premier Sports), PSG v Lyon in Ligue 1 (4pm, live on BT Sport ESPN), and many, many more. It's a real feast of football.
Just a quick reminder that all kick-off times are Irish Standard Time and broadcast details can sometimes change at the last minute. So, it's always worth checking the sports channels' social media for any updates. And if you're watching with your mates, make sure to soak it all in. Because, at the end of the day, that's what football is all about: a brilliant spectacle that brings people together, full of passion, great stories, and unforgettable moments.
Now it's over to you: pick your match, get your jersey on, and cheer like there's no tomorrow. After all, days like this are what being a fan is all about – celebrating the beautiful game!