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LIVE Sports Streaming This Week on Peacock (2023): May 16 – May 22
Peacock has so many live sports every week, all year long. We’ll help you keep track of them all. Check out what’s coming up this week.
Seasons come and go, but LIVE sports never stop on Peacock. Peacock’s expansive live sports programming includes Premier League, Sunday Night Football, Big Ten Basketball, NASCAR, NTT IndyCar Series, SuperMotocross World Championship, golf, and much more. That’s why we put together this guide to all the big live sports and events happening this week from May 16 through May 22. Check out the schedule:
Motorsports
IndyCar
The country’s fastest open-wheel racers are gearing up for the Indy 500. Before heading to the biggest race of the year, they’re getting some practice in. Get hyped for your favorite drivers by watching them speed around this legendary track. Hopefully all these practice sessions pay off because this weekend, it’s time for qualifying.
Thursday at 12p ET: Indy 500 Practice
Friday at 12p ET: Indy 500 Practice
Saturday at 8:30p ET: Indy 500 Practice
Saturday at 11a ET: Indy 500 Qualifying Day 1
Sunday at 11:30a ET: Indy 500 Top 12 Practice
Sunday at 12:30p ET: Indy 500 Last Chance Practice
Sunday at 3p ET: Indy 500 Qualifying Day 2
Monday at 1p ET: Indy 500 Practice
Watch IndyCar on Peacock.
Golf
Mizuho Americas Open
The LPGA stays in New Jersey for another tournament, this time with the Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty as a backdrop. The Mizuho Americas Open brings the top 24 junior girls on the AJGA Tour to compete on the same course with LPGA greats. Defending champion Rose Zhang will go for her second consecutive Tour win after ending Nelly Korda’s five-tournament winning streak last weekend. Zhang will once again face tough competition including Korda, Lydia Ko, and more.
Thursday at 3p ET: Round 1
Friday at 3p ET: Round 2
Saturday at 3p ET: Round 3
Sunday at 3p ET: Final Round
Live from the PGA Championship
With another major teeing off this week, the pros are at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, KY. Keep up to date on all the day’s action with Live from the PGA Championship, featuring daily updates, analysis, interviews and more.
Thursday at 7p ET: Live from the PGA Championship
Friday at 7p ET: Live from the PGA Championship
Saturday at 7p ET: Live from the PGA Championship
Sunday at 7p ET: Live from the PGA Championship
NCAA Women’s Golf Championship
College golfers from all over the country get the spotlight early next week at the NCAA Women’s Golf Championship. Watch players from Stanford, Wake Forest, USC, Auburn, Oregon, and more face off at Omni La Costa in Carlsbad, CA. Not only do golf fans get to start the fun early next week, we get to see some of tomorrow’s stars before they go pro.
Monday at 6p ET: Individual National Championship
Tuesday at 6p ET: Team Match Play Semifinals
Wednesday at 6p ET: Team Match Play National Championship
Watch Golf on Peacock.
Rugby
Pac 4 Rugby
USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand face off for entry into WXV and one spot in the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup. USA is coming off two big losses to Canada (50–7) and New Zealand (57–5). With Canada and New Zealand already in the World Cup, the United States needs to stay ahead of Australia. If the American women can bounce back against Australia to keep them winless, they’ll be in contention for a World Cup appearance. With so much on the line, you’re gonna want to stay up for this.
Friday at 2:55a ET: Australia v. USA
Sunday at 12:35a ET: New Zealand v. Canada
Watch Rugby on Peacock.
Horse Racing
Preakness Stakes
The second jewel of the Triple Crown gets underway this weekend. The world’s fastest thoroughbreds head to Baltimore for the Preakness. After Mystic Dan defied the odds with a phenomenal photo-finish win at the Kentucky Derby, he’ll try to make a run for the Triple Crown at a freshly renovated Pimlico. He faces tough competition again though with Muth, Imagination, Tuscon Gold, Catching Freedom, and more also in the running. The action starts Friday with the Black-Eyed Susan race featuring lightning-quick fillies.
Friday at 4:30p ET: Black Eyed Susan
Saturday at 1:30p ET: Preakness
Watch Horse Racing on Peacock.
WWE
NXT
NXT Superstars compete in extra taped matches on NXT Level Up.
Watch WWE on Peacock.
Track and Field
USA Track and Field
Legends of American Track and Field are back in action this weekend to produce the kind of unforgettable moments that can only happen in L.A. Olympic champion Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone will compete in her first 400m hurdles events in almost two years. She’ll compete against Delilah Muhammad and Anna Cockrell, among many others who could make a surprise splash this weekend. Other events will feature stars like Christian Coleman, Gabby Thomas, and more.
Saturday at 3p ET: USATF L.A. Grand Prix
Wanda Diamond League
Elsewhere in the world, track and field stars face off in the next stage of the Wanda Diamond League. This weekend’s meet brings world-class athletes to Rabat, Morocco to compete in events like shot put, triple jump, discus, and more.
Sunday at 2p ET: Wanda Diamond League – Rabat
Watch Track and Field on Peacock.
Gymnastics
Core Hydration Classic
Simone Biles is set to make her first appearance in 2024 as she prepares for the 2024 Paris Olympics. The Core Hydration Classic kicks off this weekend, and it will be the first step on the road to Paris for many Olympic hopefuls. This year’s edition may be the first to feature three American all-around Olympic Champions. In addition to Biles, Suni Lee and Gabby Douglass are registered to compete. 2024 is looking like a historic year for gymnastics already, and it all starts here.
Saturday at 7p ET: Core Hydration Classic
Soccer
Premier League
The final week of the Premier League season is here. After Sunday, it will all be official: Who’s going to Europe next year, who’s getting relegated to the EFL Championship, and who will take the Premier League title for 2023-24. Mathematically, it’s all but decided that Luton Town, Burnley, and Sheffield United will face relegation. Sunday will be your last chance to see those three teams in topflight competition for at least a year. At the top, all eyes are on Arsenal and Man City. With both clubs trading blows at the top of the table these last few weeks, it’s all coming down to the final day of the season. Man City is likely to walk away with their fourth consecutive title after beating Tottenham on Tuesday, but they must beat West Ham to secure the top spot. A Man City draw and an Arsenal win would see the Gunners taking the title instead.
Sunday at 9a ET: Championship Sunday Pregame
Sunday at 11a ET: Liverpool v. Wolves
Sunday at 11a ET: Sheffield United v. Tottenham
Sunday at 11a ET: Luton Town v. Fulham
Sunday at 11a ET: Brighton v. Man United
Sunday at 11a ET: Man City v. West Ham
Sunday at 11a ET: Arsenal v. Everton
Sunday at 11a ET: Brentford v. Newcastle
Sunday at 11a ET: Crystal Palace v. Aston Villa
Sunday at 11a ET: Burnley v. Nottingham Forest
Sunday at 11a ET: Chelsea v. Bournemouth
Watch Premier League on Peacock.
That’s everything happening this week. Check out Sports on Peacock for the full upcoming schedule, plus LIVE talk shows, highlights, sports documentaries and much more.
