LIVE Sports Streaming This Week on Peacock Dec 4 – Dec 10

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 Dec 4 through Dec 10. Check out the schedule:

Figure Skating 

ISU Grand Prix Final 

The 2025 Grand Prix of Figure Skating holds its grand finale in Nagoya, Japan. The biggest stars in the sport have been giving it everything they’ve got to make it here, and now they go head-to-head with everything on the line. Ilia Malinin is going for his third straight men’s single’s championship against some tough competition including Japan’s Kagiyama Yuma and France’s Adam Siao Him Fa. Amber Glenn will also defend her championship against Chiba Mone and 17-year-old newcomer Nakai Ami. And of course, we can’t wait to see Madison Chock and Evan Bates in the ice dancing events. Athletes like these make waking up early for figure skating worth it. 

Thursday Dec 4 at 5:01a ET: Pairs Short Program 

Thursday Dec 4 at 6:13a ET: Men’s Short Program 

Thursday Dec 4 at 7:20a ET: Rhythm Dance 

Friday Dec 5 at 5:35a ET: Pairs Free Skate 

Friday Dec 5 at 6:59a ET: Women’s Short Program 

Saturday Dec 6 at 3:35a ET: Free Dance 

Saturday Dec 6 at 6a ET: Men’s Free Skate 

Saturday Dec 6 at 7:14a ET: Women’s Free Skate 

Sunday Dec 7 at 12a ET: Exhibition Gala 

Basketball 

Big East Women’s Basketball 

December basketball is here, and the women’s teams of the Big East are wasting no time in getting to the conference battles. Villanova and Georgetown get their Big East matchups started on Peacock. Both teams are on a four-game winning streak, one of which will come to an end here. Make it a doubleheader with Marquette vs. DePaul. Both teams are looking to snap a losing streak with this one, and both find themselves in the lower half of the Big East standings. With January fast approaching the time to start building momentum is now. 

Thursday Dec 4 at 6:30p ET: Villanova vs. Georgetown 

Thursday Dec 4 at 9p ET: Marquette vs. DePaul 

Big East Men’s Basketball 

The men of the Big East get in on the fun this weekend too. December is the month to really build up your record before the nonstop conference games start in the new year. No. 5 UConn has only lost one game so far, and they’ll try to keep it that way against East Texas A&M this weekend. Then, we’ll head over to No. 23 St. Johns, who will take on the Ole Miss Rebels. The Red Storm have some tough matchups ahead, so they’re hoping this’ll be a get-right game after a loss to No. 20 Auburn. 

Friday Dec 5 at 7p ET: East Texas A&M vs. UConn (5) 

Saturday Dec 6 at 8p ET: Ole Miss vs. St. Johns (23) 

Big Ten Men's Basketball 

College hoops just keep coming. The Big Ten conference battles have begun, and a win here will be huge once the tough part of the schedule starts in the new year. First, Oregon heads out on the road to face UCLA. The Ducks have had a tough start to the season, and now they’re hoping to snap a four-game losing streak. The Bruins are coming off a win over Washington and are eager to nab another win over a Pacific Northwest conference opponent. Come back Tuesday night to see No. 14 Illinois take on Ohio State. Both teams have won six games this season, though Illinois is coming off a loss to No. 5 UConn, and has another tough matchup against No. 13 Tennessee before this game tips off. The Buckeyes may see an opportunity to take down a conference opponent after a tough weekend. The Bruins will be playing their hardest to make sure that doesn’t happen. 

Saturday Dec 6 at 5:30p ET: Oregon vs. UCLA 

Tuesday Dec 9 at 7p ET: Illinois (14) vs. Ohio State 

Big XII Men’s Basketball 

Want even more of the college game? The Big XII comes to the rescue. Watch the No. 8 Houston Cougars host the Florida State Seminoles on Saturday night. Houston won their first six games of the season before taking their first and only loss to No. 13 Tennessee last week. They rallied back with a 66–56 win over Notre Dame and hope to start another winning streak after a week and a half of rest. Houston is one of the most fun teams to watch right now, so this one’s a must-see. 

Saturday Dec 6 at 8p ET: Florida State vs. Houston (8) 

Watch College Basketball on Peacock.

NBA 

When it comes to basketball, it’s all about the NBA. Peacock NBA Monday takes us to Minnesota where the Timberwolves host the Phoenix Suns.  These teams are sixth and seventh in the Western Conference respectively. Not only are these teams evenly matched, they’re both hungry to move up. With expectations of a playoff run in spring, these teams need to stack up some wins before the new year. If either can pull ahead here, their chances of making that a reality go way up.  

Monday Dec 8 at 7p ET: Phoenix Suns vs. Minnesota Timberwolves 

Watch NBA on Peacock.

Swimming 

Toyota U.S. Open 

The temperature may be dropping, but the action in the pool is as hot as ever. This is our best chance for a while to see U.S. swimming stars hit the water. The field includes Olympic medalists like Kate Douglass, Simone Manuel, Caeleb Dressel, and Summer McIntosh. The biggest meets of the season are in 2026, so this is a crucial contest for athletes who want to qualify. 

Thursday Dec 4 at 7p ET: Day 2 

Friday Dec 5 at 7p ET: Day 3

Speed Skating

World Cup Speed Skating

There’s much more speed skating to come. With the short track skaters having wrapped up their regular season, it’s time for long track stars to shine. This week, the fastest athletes on ice come to Heerenveen, Netherlands for the third meet of the season. This is the second-to-last match of the regular season, so the opportunities to qualify for the championships (and for the upcoming Winter Olympics) are running out. 

Friday Dec 5 at 12:55p ET: Heerenveen – Day 1 

Saturday Dec 6 at 8:15a ET: Heerenveen – Day 2 

Sunday Dec 7 at 8:15a ET: Heerenveen – Day 3 

Hockey 

Notre Dame Hockey 

The Fighting Irish are back at home after a brutal road trip, during which they only won one game. That win came against Merrimack just before Thanksgiving, and it snapped a six-game losing streak. The Irish are now 4–9–1 and hope to improve that record in their last series of 2025. The next time we’ll see Notre Dame on ice will be Jan 2, so they’ll be eager to close out the year on a high note. That will be tough though, since the Badgers are a tough squad. They’re 10–2–2 on the season and just swept No. 1 Michigan State. It’ll take everything the Irish have to beat them, but in their final game of the year, you know they’re going to leave it all on the ice. 

Friday Dec 5 at 7p ET: Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame 

Saturday Dec 6 at 5p ET: Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame 

Snow Sports 

The Snow League 

The second event of Shaun White’s Snow League is here. The best snowboarders and Freeski athletes in the world are at Yunding Snow Park in China to catch big air and out-stunt each other. After the first event at Aspen Snowmass last March, Japan dominated the Men’s snowboard event, taking the top three spots. On the women’s side, Japan still took first place, but American Maddie Mastro is close behind in second place. That’s only one event though, so the standings could change dramatically with this one. 

Friday Dec 5 at 8p ET: Snowboard Finals 

Saturday Dec 6 at 8p ET: Freeski Finals 

FIS Alpine Skiing 

Looking for more adrenaline on the slopes? Beaver Creek is delivering ice cold speed this weekend with men’s downhill, super-G, and giant slalom races. We’ll get to see Marco Odermatt in action alongside Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, who just returned from injury at Copper Mountain last week. With their eyes on the Winter Olympics, they’ll be racing harder than ever. 

Saturday Dec 6 at 5p ET: Men’s Downhill 

Sunday Dec 7 at 12:30p ET: Men's Super G 

Sunday Dec 7 at 3p ET: Men’s Giant Slalom 

Soccer 

Premier League 

Just a few short days after the last match, your favorite Premier League clubs are back on the pitch. Arsenal remains out in front after a win over Brentford allowed the Gunners to maintain their breathing room. Man City and Aston Villa are close behind though. Villa especially has won their last four matches, making an impressive climb. Sunderland is just outside the top five after holding Liverpool to a draw. They’ll have another shot at a top four team this weekend when they head out on the road to face Man City. They’ve already caused a few other big clubs to stumble, so we’ll see if they can pull off yet another upset. 

Saturday Dec 6 at 10a ET: Everton v Nottingham Forest 

Saturday Dec 6 at 10a ET: Man City v Sunderland 

Saturday Dec 6 at 10a ET: Newcastle v Burnley 

Saturday Dec 6 at 10a ET: Bournemouth v Chelsea 

Saturday Dec 6 at 12:30p ET: Leeds United v Liverpool 

Watch Premier League on Peacock.

Gainbridge Super League 

The Gainbridge Super League took the holiday week off, so these clubs are well rested and ready to go for this weekend’s action. Lexington SC is still on top, but their lead shrank to three points after a draw with Tampa Bay Sun FC. They’ll have a chance to extend that lead against Spokane Zephyr FC, who were in the top four for much of this season, but a run of four straight losses dropped them to fifth place. They are now level on points with Brooklyn FC whose much-needed win over Spokane brought them out of the very bottom of the table. We’ll find out if any rising teams can crack the top four this weekend. 

Saturday Dec 6 at 2p ET: Carolina Ascent FC vs. Brooklyn FC 

Saturday Dec 6 at 2p ET: Lexington SC vs. Spokane Zephyr FC 

Saturday Dec 6 at 6:30p ET: Dallas Trinity vs. DC Power FC 

Saturday Dec 6 at 7:30p ET: Tampa Bay Sun FC vs. Sporting JAX 

Golf 

Hero World Challenge 

It may be December, but you can still watch some of the world’s greatest golfers tee off on a gorgeous Bahamas course. Tiger Woods hosts the Hero World Challenge, an invitational tournament featuring 20 of the best players in the world. No. 1 Scottie Scheffler has won the last two editions and will be going for his third straight championship. He’ll compete against Hideki Matsuyama, Jordan Spieth, JJ Spaun, and more. 

Saturday Dec 6 at 2:30p ET: Round 3 

Sunday Dec 7 at 1:30p ET: Final Round 

Watch Golf on Peacock.

WWE 

NXT 

Watch your favorite NXT Superstars in one of the most exciting matches of the year. The Iron Survivor Challenge pits Superstars against the clock and each other. As a 25-minute clock counts down, Superstars earn a point for every pinfall or submission. Anyone who gets pinned or submits leaves the match and can only reenter after 90 seconds. Whoever has the most points at the end earns a championship match at New Year’s Evil. There are some big stars in both the men’s and women’s matches too. The women’s match features Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Kelani Jordan, Jordynne Grace, and Kendal Grey.  The Men’s match features Je’Von Evans, Leon Slater, Joe Hendry, Dion Lennox, and Myles Borne. We’ll also see Ricky Saints defend the NXT Championship against Oba Femi and an NXT North American Championship match between Ethan Page and fan-favorite Mr. Iguana. 

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

Saturday Dec 6 at 7E/4P: Deadline 

Watch WWE on Peacock.

Football 

NFL 

It’s all going down in Kansas City this Sunday night. Now that we’re in December, the race for the playoffs is getting more intense. Both teams find themselves third in their respective divisions. They’re not out yet, but they’ve got a lot of work ahead of them if they want to make the playoffs. The Texans are one game behind both the Jaguars and Colts. The AFC South is a very tight division this year, and one weekend could change everything. Meanwhile, the Chiefs have a harder climb. They’re 6–6, a full two games behind the second-place Chargers. They’ll have to go on a tear to get into playoff contention by the end of the month, but if the last few years have taught us anything, it’s this: Never count out Patrick Mahomes. This week also features an alternate stream of the game featuring reality stars “Boston Rob” Mariano, Heather Gay, Justin Sylvester, and Kate Chastain. It’s a great way to dive into all the obsession-worthy drama of the game as it happens LIVE. 

Sunday Dec 7 at 7p ET: Houston Texans vs. Kansas City Chiefs 

Sunday Dec 7 at 8p ET: Sunday Night Football: Reality Hot Seat 

Sunday Dec 7 at 11:30p ET: Peacock Sunday Night Football Final  

Watch NFL on Peacock.

Curling 

Olympic Qualifiers 

The Winter Olympics are getting closer. It’s time to find out who will be competing in Milan and Cortina, so these curling matchups will be extra tense. This competition in Kelowna, Canada will be the last chance these curlers have to score a spot at the Games in February. Only two spots remain in each event, so it’s all or nothing this coming week. 

Wednesday Dec 10 at 5p ET: Women’s Qualifier 1 

Wednesday Dec 10 at 10p ET: Men’s Qualifier 1 

Watch the 2026 Winter Olympics 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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