LIVE Sports Streaming This Week on Peacock Dec 5 – Dec 11

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 Football, college basketball, winter sports, and more. Want to see it all? We put together this guide to all the big live sports and events happening this week from Dec 5 through Dec 11. Check out the schedule: 

Figure Skating 

Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final 

The first half of the figure skating season holds its grand finale this week in Grenoble, France. Some of the best skaters clinched their place in the final early in the season, so this our first chance in weeks to watch them in action again. Ilia Malinin and Sakamoto Kaori are back on the ice for the Final, as is Amber Glenn after qualifying two weeks ago in the Cup of China. Of course, it wouldn’t be a final without Madison Chock and Evan Bates tearing up the Ice Dance events. This is the last event of 2024 and everything is on the line, so expect some truly dazzling competition. 

Thursday at 1:55p ET: Pairs Short Program 

Thursday at 3:05p ET: Women’s Short Program 

Friday at 12:30p ET: Rhythm Dance 

Friday at 1:45p ET: Pairs Free Skate 

Saturday at 7:30a ET: Women’s Free Skate 

Saturday at 1:40p ET: Free Dance 

Saturday at 3p ET: Men’s Free Skate 

Sunday at 8a ET: Exhibition Gala 

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Soccer 

Premier League

Is there a better month than December for Premier League fans? Not only do we have Festive Fixtures to look forward to at the end of the month, we get tons of midweek matches. Most of this week’s games happened Wednesday, but the party’s still going. Plus, another matchweek starts on Saturday. Liverpool is way out in front, and the rest of the top four are so close, one match could change everything. Man City’s had a run of tough matches, and they’ll hope to kick off a winning streak against Crystal Palace this weekend to start a journey back toward the top. To do that though, they’ll have to outperform Chelsea and Arsenal. The North and West London sides have been hot in recent weeks, and won’t be keen to give up ground to the reigning champions. 

Thursday at 2:30p ET: Fulham v. Brighton 

Saturday at 10a ET: Aston Villa v. Southampton 

Saturday at 10a ET: Crystal Palace v. Man City 

Saturday at 12:30p ET: Man United v. Nottingham Forest 

Sunday at 8p ET: Ipswich v. Bournemouth 

Sunday at 9a ET: Fulham v. Arsenal 

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USL Super League 

The first half of the inaugural USL Super League season is coming to a close next week, but we have a few more matches to play before we get there. Brooklyn FC is two points out in front after winning their last four. With second-place Carolina Ascent having only one more game in 2024, Brooklyn FC can clinch first place for the winter this week with a win over Lexington SC. Dallas Trinity also has a chance to move up this weekend when they take on fourth-place Tampa Bay. A win would put Trinity in second place, setting up a few dramatic showdowns for next week. 

Saturday at 7p ET: Lexington SC v. Brooklyn FC 

Saturday at 7:30p ET: Fort Lauderdale United v. Spokane Zephyr 

Sunday at 3:30p ET: Dallas Trinity vs. Tampa Bay Sun 

Swimming 

Toyota U.S. Open 

No matter how cold it is outside, we can’t get enough of the pool. The final domestic swim meet of 2024 is here. A stacked field of elite U.S. swimmers face off in North Carolina. Olympic medalists Drew Kibler and Rhyan White headline the field, but anything can happen once the starting buzzer sounds. We might see some wild upsets and up-and-coming stars here.  

Thursday at 6p ET: Day 1 

Friday at 6p ET: Day 2 

World Aquatics Swimming Championships 25m 

Coming up right early next week is the 25m championships, also known as Short Course Worlds. Taking place in a 25m pool, this is the ultimate sprint, featuring gold medalists Kate Douglass, Regan Smith, Gretchen Walsh, and Lilly King. 

Tuesday at 11:30a ET: Day 1 

Wednesday at 11:30a ET: Day 2 

Speed Skating

ISU Speed Skating World Cup 

You ever wake up at 4a ET and wonder why? Now you know: It’s so you can watch the Speed Skating World Cup. The season kicked off last weekend in Nagano and American Olympic champion Erin Jackson took a huge win in the 500m. She hopes to take another one this weekend in Beijing. When the action is this fast and dramatic, you won’t even notice it’s still dark out. 

Friday at 4a ET: Day 1 

Saturday at 4a ET: Day 2 

Sunday at 4p ET: Day 3 

Golf 

Hero World Challenge 

After the TOUR Championship, we don’t get a ton of chances to see the world’s best golfers for the rest of the year. One exception is the Hero World Challenge. Hosted by Tiger Woods, this tournament brings out the absolute best of the sport to the Bahamas. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler hasn’t played since the Presidents Cup, but you know he’s going to put on a show whenever he plays. He’ll compete against Tom Kim, Wyndham Clark, and more in the final two rounds this weekend. 

Saturday at 2:30p ET: Round 3 

Sunday at 1:30p ET: Final Round 

Watch Golf on Peacock.

Winter Sports

FIS Alpine World Cup 

The action on the slopes never lets up. This weekend, the men show off what they can do at Beaver Creek. Super-G is one of the most thrilling events, with competitors hurling down the mountain at blinding speeds while making huge turns. With only one run per athlete, we’re going to see some wild moves on every run. 

Saturday at 5p ET: Men’s Super-G 

Watch Winter Sports on Peacock.

WWE 

NXT Deadline 

After an unbelievable, dramatic finish at Survivor Series: WarGames last week, NXT Superstars get a chance to shine next. NXT Deadline is back to determine who has the right to challenge for NXT’s top championships. Five men and five women will compete in Iron Survivor challenges, where pinfalls and submissions are only temporary, setting up dramatic showdowns under a ticking clock. The match only grows more desperate as time goes on and that will lead to unforgettable moments. 

Saturday at 6E/3P: Countdown to NXT Deadline 

Saturday at 7E/4P: NXT Deadline 

Watch WWE on Peacock.

Football 

NFL 

December football is some of the best football. Everything is on the line now as teams fight for playoff spots and face tough divisional rivals. This Sunday night, we’ve got both. The Kansas City Chiefs lead the AFC West and have only lost a single game, but the Los Angeles Chargers aren’t that far behind. The Chargers are 8–4 but if they can bring down their toughest rival on Sunday night, the division gets a lot more competitive. That’s exactly what Harbaugh’s crew is out to do in the biggest national game of the week.  

Sunday at 7p ET: Los Angeles Chargers vs. Kansas City Chiefs 

Sunday at 11:30p ET: Peacock Sunday Night Football Final  

Watch NFL on Peacock.

Basketball 

Big Ten Men’s Basketball 

Conference matchups are here, adding even more excitement to each game. Wisconsin and Penn State are two big stars of the early season, with the Badgers enjoying an especially great start. At time of writing, the Badgers are ranked No. 11, and have been playing some real fun basketball. You’ll want to see them in action whenever you can. Penn State is also one to watch, as they’ve only lost one game so far. Both teams are on the road this week against Big Ten opponents, so we’re about to see if they can hang long term. 

Tuesday at 6:30p ET: Penn State vs. Rutgers 

Tuesday at 9p ET: Wisconsin vs. Illinois 

Watch Big Ten Men's Basketball on Peacock.

That’s everything happening this week. Check out the Sports category on Peacock for the full upcoming schedule, plus LIVE talk shows, highlights, sports documentaries and much more. 

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