LIVE Sports Streaming This Week on Peacock Nov 20 – Nov 26
Peacock has so many live sports happening 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 Sunday Night Football, Premier League, Liga MX soccer, Big Ten Football, and more. Want to see it all? We put together this guide to all the live sports and events happening this week from Nov 20 through Nov 26. Check out the schedule:
Figure Skating
Midwest Sectional Championships
The best up-and-coming figure skaters in the Midwest are giving it their all in Lansing, MI for the next event of the sectional finals. Winners at this tournament will qualify for the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. See star figure skaters in the making as they compete to prove they’re the best in their field.
Thursday Nov 20 at 8a ET: Jr. Men’s Short Program
Thursday Nov 20 at 10:25a ET: Jr. Women’s Short Program
Thursday Nov 20 at 2:25p ET: Men’s Short Program
Thursday Nov 20 at 3:50p ET: Jr. Pairs Free Skate
Thursday Nov 20 at 6p ET: Pairs Free Skate
Thursday Nov 20 at 7:05p ET: Women’s Short Program
Friday Nov 21 at 8a ET: Jr. Men’s Free Skate
Friday Nov 21 at 10:45a ET: Jr. Women's Free Skate
Friday Nov 21 at 2:10p ET: Men’s Free Skate
Friday Nov 21 at 3:45p ET: Women’s Free Skate
Saturday Nov 15 at 12:05p ET: Women’s Free Skate
Saturday Nov 15 at 3:45p ET: Men’s Free Skate
Finlandia Trophy
The final event of the 2025 Grand Prix of figure skating is here. For the skaters competing in Finland, this is the last chance they’ll have to qualify for the Grand Prix Final next month. USA’s Jason Brown will try to bounce back from his fourth-place performance last weekend as he competes against world medalists like Japan’s Yuma Kagiyama and France’s Adam Siao. Amber Glenn is undefeated so far as she goes for her third gold medal in Helsinki. She needs to make the podium here to qualify, but she’ll face tough competition from Japan’s Mone Chiba. It’s win or go home now so emotions are sure to run high.
Friday Nov 21 at 7a ET: Pairs Short Program
Friday Nov 21 at 8:30a ET: Men’s Short Program
Friday Nov 21 at 10:25a ET: Women’s Short Program
Friday Nov 21 at 12:20p ET: Rhythm Dance
Saturday Nov 22 at 5:30a ET: Pairs Free Skate
Saturday Nov 22 at 7:15a ET: Men’s Free Skate
Saturday Nov 22 at 10:30a ET: Women’s Free Skate
Saturday Nov 22 at 12:40p ET: Free Dance
Basketball
Hall of Fame Classic
Watch some of the most fun basketball programs in the country face off at the Hall of Fame Classic. This early season tournament is a fantastic opportunity to see how these teams fare against formidable opponents from other conferences. Nebraska, New Mexico, Kansas State, and Mississippi state will take over the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, MO to see who rises to the top. The winners of each contest will move onto the championship game the next day.
Thursday Nov 20 at 7p ET: Nebraska vs. New Mexico
Thursday Nov 20 at 9:30p ET: Kansas State vs. Mississippi State
Friday Nov 21 at 7p ET: Consolation Game
Friday Nov 21 at 9:30p ET: Championship Game
Big XII Men’s Basketball
Get ready for a Big Ten vs. Big XII matchup that’s a must-watch during the early season non-conference games. The No. 23 Wisconsin Badgers are out to prove themselves when they head out to Utah to face the No. 9 BYU Cougars. Both teams have high hopes for this season, and this will be the first time we really get to see what they’re made of. Will we see this matchup again in March? Maybe, but no matter what, we get to enjoy it now.
Friday Nov 21 at 3:30p ET: Wisconsin (23) vs. BYU (9)
Big Ten Basketball
We’ve got more college hoops coming your way this weekend. Big Ten action begins on Saturday with a battle between the San Francisco Dons and the Minnesota Golden Gophers. Minnesota has lost only one game so far and arejust coming off a 66-54 win over Chicago State. They have a lot of time to prove themselves this season, and they’re looking to win as many of these inter-conference games as possible. Keep the fun going on Tuesday night with the Penn State Nittany Lions as they host the Boston University Terriers. The Terriers have won the last two times these teams met, so be prepared for Penn State to come out swinging here.
Saturday Nov 22 at 5:30p ET: San Francisco vs. Minnesota
Tuesday Nov 25 at 7p ET: Boston University vs. Penn State
Watch Big Ten Basketball on Peacock.
NBA
The NBA season heats up, and we’ve got two straight days of doubleheaders coming up. Nothing warms us up on cold nights like twice the NBA action. First on Peacock NBA Monday, the Cleveland Cavaliers start the night by taking on the Toronto Raptors. This is gonna be a tight matchup between two Eastern Conference powerhouses. At time of writing, the Cavs and Raptors are second and third in the conference respectively, so we can’t wait to see howthese stars match up on the court. The night keeps going with Rockets vs. Suns. With Kevin Durant on their squad, the Rockets have been one of the most explosive, fun teams to watch this year, but the Suns’ scrappy style could prove a challenge. Then we get to Coast 2 Coast Tuesday. It starts in Philadelphia where the 76ers host the Orlando Magic. The west coast matchup is the one worth staying up for though. The Clippers take on the Lakers in the Battle of Los Angeles. Emotions always run high when these teams meet, so Tuesday night is a must-watch.
Monday Nov 24 at 7p ET: Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Toronto Raptors
Monday Nov 24 at 9:30p ET: Houston Rockets vs. Phoenix Suns
Tuesday Nov 25 at 8p ET: Orlando Magic vs. Philadelphia 76ers
Tuesday Nov 25 at 11p ET: Los Angeles Clippers vs. Los Angeles Lakers
Watch NBA on Peacock.
Speed Skating
World Cup Speed Skating
The World Cup of Speed Skating heads north to Calgary, Canada to keep the lightning-fast fun going. The first event of the season will be hard to beat, but these athletes are going to try. American skater Jordan Stolz nearly beat his own world record when he finished the 1,000m in 1:05.66. That’s just .29 seconds off. Getting that close assuredly will motivate him to keep the chase going all season. One more top-five finish also qualifies him for the Winter Olympics, so he’s a skater to watch. Dutch skater Femke Kok also broke the world record in the 500m race. The speed skating world is full of drama this season, and you’ll want to keep your eye on it as we get closer to the Winter Games.
Friday Nov 21 at 7p ET: Calgary – Day 1
Saturday Nov 22 at 2:30p ET: Calgary – Day 2
Sunday Nov 23 at 3p ET: Calgary – Day 3
World Cup Short Track
Short Track speed skaters also get in on the action this weekend. Short track is all about strategy and choosing just the right time to start sprinting. This is the more unpredictable style of speed skating. Until that first skater crosses the finish line, anything can happen. The close quarters also bring the rivalries to the forefront in every race. The third stop on the Short Track World Tour takes some of the fastest humans on ice to Gdansk, Poland for the penultimate stop before the championships.
Saturday Nov 22 at 8:05a ET: Gdansk – Day 1
Sunday Nov 23 at 8:05a ET: Gdansk – Day 2
Soccer
Gainbridge Super League
With their third straight win, Lexington SC grew their lead to three points at the top of the Gainbridge Super League table. That win sent Brooklyn FC back down to eighth place, where nobody wants to be as we approach the midseason break. Fort Lauderdale United sits just behind Lexington in second place, only two points ahead of Sporting JAX. The top teams are all close enough that every week could see some level of shakeup. Adding to the drama, DC Power FC, Carolina Ascent FC, and Dallas Trinity FC are all one point below fourth-place Spokane Zephyr. One weekend could rocket any of them upwards, and they’re waiting for their chance to strike.
Friday Nov 21 at 7p ET: DC Power FC vs. Carolina Ascent FC
Saturday Nov 22 at 1p ET: Brooklyn FC vs. Spokane Zephyr FC
Saturday Nov 22 at 7:30p ET: Sporting JAX vs. Fort Lauderdale United FC
Saturday Nov 22 at 7:30p ET: Tampa Bay Sun FC vs. Lexington SC
Premier League
Arsenal’s lead at the top of the table shrunk somewhat after a draw with Sunderland, who keeps doing this to the league’s top teams. Arsenal has a tough challenge ahead of them this weekas well when they host Spurs in the North London Derby. Like Arsenal, Spurs is also coming off a draw, but they’re just on the edge of cracking the top four. They’ll be extra motivated to take down their London rival. Sunderland will also try to keep their fourth-place spot when they face a Fulham team with only one win in their last five. Those Premier League stadiums are going to get loud this weekend.
Saturday Nov 22 at 10a ET: Brighton v Brentford
Saturday Nov 22 at 10a ET: Fulham v Sunderland
Saturday Nov 22 at 10a ET: Liverpool v Nottingham Forest
Saturday Nov 22 at 10a ET: Wolves v Crystal Palace
Saturday Nov 22 at 12:30p ET: Newcastle v Man City
Sunday Nov 23 at 11a ET: Arsenal v Spurs
Watch Premier League on Peacock.
Snow Sports
FIS Alpine Skiing
Mikaela Shiffrin is back in action in Gurgl, Austria. Watch her fly down the mountain, displaying equal amounts of speed and technical skill. She’s not the only draw here though. As skiers prepare for the Winter Olympics next year, they want to nab as many World Cup victories as they can before then. The competition will be fierce, and you’ll want to be there for all of it, no matter how early it is for those of us on this side of the Atlantic.
Saturday Nov 22 at 4:30 ET: Men’s Slalom Run 1
Saturday Nov 22 at 5:05a ET: Men’s and Women’s SS Finals
Saturday Nov 22 at 7:30a ET: Men’s Slalom Run 2
Sunday Nov 23 at 4:30a ET: Women’s Slalom Run 2
Sunday Nov 23 at 7:30a ET: Women’s Slalom Run 2
Rugby
Quilter Nations Rugby
Round 4 of the Quilter Nations series pits some heavy hitters against each other. South Africa beat Italy 32–14 last week, while Ireland remains undefeated after putting 46 points up against Australia. Now, they’ll go head-to-head in a can’t miss Saturday match. They all look pretty can’t-miss, actually. Scotland will take on Tonga, England faces Argentina, France faces Australia, and more. Weekends like this are why rugby fans look forward to the autumn fixtures every year.
Saturday Nov 22 at 10:10a ET: Wales v New Zealand
Saturday Nov 22 at 12:40p ET: Ireland v South Africa
Saturday Nov 22 at 3:10p ET: Italy v Chile
Saturday Nov 22 at 3:10p ET: France v Australia
Sunday Nov 23 at 8:40a ET: Scotland v Tonga
Sunday Nov 16 at 11:10a ET: England v Argentina
Watch Rugby on Peacock.
Football
Notre Dame Football
The No. 9 Fighting Irish are ranked high enough to nab a playoff spot if the regular season ended today, but they’re not high enough to get comfortable. Especially with No. 13 Miami on the rise, who Notre Dame lost to at the beginning of the season. To grab themselves a spot, the Irish will need to win convincingly when Syracuse comes to South Bend. The Orange are 3–7 on the season so Notre Dame needs to impress here to stay in the top 12. They can do it. After those first two games of the season, the Fighting Irish went on an absolute tear. Now it’s all about convincing the playoff selection committee that they deserve their spot, and there’s no better place to do that than in front of the home crowd.
Saturday at 3:30p ET: Syracuse vs. Notre Dame (9)
Watch Notre Dame Football on Peacock.
Big Ten Football
With only two weeks left in the regular college football season, it’s time to dig in. For teams not fighting for a playoff spot, it’s all about bowl eligibility. Nebraska and Washington are already eligible, both having more than six wins this season. Now, they’re fighting for position in the Big Ten. Penn State has not yet clinched eligibility, but they still can. If the Nittany Lions win their last two, they’ll be playing a Bowl game. With that, all eyes are on their tilt with Nebraska this weekend. Can they nab a postseason game? Find out on Big Ten Saturday Night.
Saturday Nov 22 at 7p ET: Nebraska vs. Penn State
Saturday Nov 22 at 10:30p ET: Washington vs. UCLA
Watch Big Ten Football on Peacock.
NFL
Sunday Night Football brings the show to Los Angeles where the Rams host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Rams are on top of their division after taking down the Seahawks last weekend. Now they face a Bucs team that has been on a tear through the NFC West so far. With wins over the Seahawks and 49ers, the Buccaneers will try to keep the sweep going when they travel to SoFi Stadium this Sunday. The Rams aren’t a team to be messed with though, and they’ve proven they’re capable of beating almost any team, especially with the L.A. crowd behind them.
Sunday Nov 23 at 7p ET: Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Los Angeles Rams
Sunday Nov 23 at 11:30p ET: Peacock Sunday Night Football Final
Watch NFL on Peacock.
Golf
CME Group Tour Championship
The CME Globe is up for grabs. In the final event of the LPGA Tour, the world’s best battle it out for the championship and a $4 million purse. World No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul defends her championship and has finished top ten in her last five events. She’ll be up against a field that includes stars like Minjee Lee, Grace Kim, Charley Hull, Lydia Ko, and more.
Sunday Nov 23 at 1p ET: Final Round
Watch Golf 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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