Saturday 23 May 2015 15:27, UK
Sky Sports is the only place to be for the very best and exclusive action this Bank Holiday weekend with a mammoth 150 hours of live sports coverage over five days.
Our cameras will be ready at 26 different stadiums, three golf courses, three cricket grounds and one iconic race track in Monaco, as the football season draws to a dramatic close, the F1 title race heats up and a boxing world championship belt goes on the line.
There are 37 live events to choose from and you can watch as 11 trophies are lifted in an unbelievable weekend of sport across a range of channels, starting with England’s first Test match of an action-packed summer exclusive to Sky Sports as the Andrew Strauss-era begins at Lord’s against New Zealand on Sky Sports 2 from 10am.
We have four days of action from Monaco on Sky Sports F1 as Lewis Hamilton bids to win at the planet’s most glamourous race track. There will be live build-up, analysis from all 15 amazing corners, both practice sessions and, of course, the race live on Sunday from 12.30pm.
There’s a host of football action as we bring you live Sky Bet Football League play-off finals from Wembley from Saturday, culminating in the most lucrative fixture in the game as Middlesbrough and Norwich battle it out for a place in England’s top flight in the Championship play-off final on Monday.
Jeff Stelling and the boys will also be on hand with a Gillette Soccer Special on Sunday, bringing you the best analysis and insight on the final day of the Premier League season, with the nailbiting battle for survival very much on across Sky Sports 1, Sky Sports 3 and Sky 1 from 2pm.
Elsewhere, watch Ronny Deila's Celtic stars collect their fourth successive Scottish title following their final game of the campaign against Inverness live on Sky Sports 3 from midday before Barcelona and Real Madrid bring the curtain down on the season in Spain.
World No 1 Rory McIlroy joins a host of top stars for three days of golf from Wentworth in the BMW PGA Tour Championship live on Sky Sports 4 from Friday, while there is also action from the PGA Senior Championships and the PGA Crowne Plaza International.
Elsewhere, James DeGale has vowed to make boxing history as he challenges Andre Dirrell for the vacant IBF super middleweight world title belt in Boston on Saturday, May 23, live on Sky Sports 1.
There is hard-hitting action across the entire weekend, however, with Super League Rugby kicking off on Friday with Castleford v Huddersfield on Sky Sports 3 from 7.30pm.
Union fans can also see the PRO 12 Rugby play-offs live on Sky Sports 3 and Sky Sports 1, as well as Super Rugby coverage, including the Stomers v Melbourne Rebels on Sky Sports 4 on Saturday from 6pm.
Don’t forget you can also catch Hampshire v Kent in the T20 Blast on Friday, as well as the Indian Premier League Final on Sunday on Sky Sports 5 as well as a host of other live sports action, all exclusive to Sky Sports.
Plan your weekend viewing by going to www1.skysports.com/watch/sport-on-sky - it's going to be huge!
