What should sports fans tune into this Easter weekend? The answer is a packed schedule featuring the men’s and women’s FA Cup quarter-finals alongside the excitement of March Madness.
The men’s and women’s FA Cup quarter-finals will be played over Easter weekend, with Sky Sports holding the majority of football TV rights for the 2025/26 season. Notably, on April 4, fans can catch Manchester City facing Liverpool at 12:45pm, followed by Chelsea taking on Port Vale at 5:15pm. Later that evening, Southampton will host Arsenal at 8:00pm.
As for the NCAA Championship, March Madness is set to captivate audiences with a total of 134 games across both men’s and women’s basketball tournaments. The women’s NCAA championship game is scheduled for April 5, while the men’s championship will take place on April 6, 2026. Disney+ will stream all games of March Madness in the UK and Europe (excluding the Netherlands), making it accessible for fans eager to watch the action unfold.
March Madness, a single-elimination tournament, has been a staple of American sports since its inception in 1939, except for the 2020 season when it was canceled due to the pandemic. This year, it promises to bring together the best college basketball teams in the country.
The pick of the action this Easter will come live from Stamford Bridge as League One strugglers Port Vale seek to upset Premier League giants Chelsea on home turf. The stakes are high, and the excitement is palpable as teams vie for a place in the next round.
As fans prepare for this thrilling weekend, the anticipation builds. With a monthly subscription cost of £5.99 for Disney+, viewers can easily access the NCAA games, ensuring they don’t miss a moment of the action.
It’s time to crack open that Easter egg and get watching! Whether you’re a football fanatic or a basketball buff, this weekend offers something for everyone.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any last-minute changes to the schedule, so fans are encouraged to stay tuned for updates.
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