World Cups, title races, tennis and more: 2024 on Sky Sports

World Cups, title races, tennis and more: Get set for a bumper 2024 on Sky Sports Sky Sports is the home of tennis and two T20 Cricket World Cups in 2024; you can also watch every men's and women's golf major, plus NFL, boxing, every Super League fixture, the biggest Formula 1 season yet, thrilling football title races, and a whole load of darts! Last Updated: 31/12/23 1:32pm Watch the best sport on Sky Sports in 2024 2024 will be a bumper year on Sky Sports with two T20 Cricket World Cups, thrilling title races, top tennis, every golf major and so much more... Team Europe out to retain Solheim CupEurope successfully defended the Solheim Cup in Spain in September after an absorbing three days, recovering from 4-0 down after the opening foursomes to earn a 14-14 draw as home favourite Carlota Ciganda drained the trophy-retaining putt.European captain Suzann Pettersen will lead her side once again in 2024 with the tournament moving to even number years to avoid clashing with the Ryder Cup. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player European captain Suzann Pettersen chats to Sky Sports' Jamie Weir about retaining the Solheim Cup European captain Suzann Pettersen chats to Sky Sports' Jamie Weir about retaining the Solheim Cup Pettersen will be in charge in Gainesville, Virginia this time around as her team aim to make it two wins in a row on American soil, having triumphed 15-13 in Ohio in 2021.Ireland's Leona Maguire has played a starring role in the previous two Solheim Cups, racking up 4.5 points out of five in the States and then three out of five in Spain, turning herself into the pivotal figure Ian Poulter became for Europe's Ryder Cup side for such a long period of time.Maguire will look to make a similar impact in 2024 but a wounded America will be out for revenge.Two T20 World CupsThere is a men's short-form World Cup in the West Indies and USA in June and then a women's in Bangladesh in the autumn, with England set to be among the favourites for both.Jos Buttler's side endured a dismal 50-over World Cup defence in 2023, losing six of their first seven games, but won the last T20 version in 2022 and have some of the biggest hitters on the planet including Buttler, Phil Salt - who thumped successive centuries in the Caribbean in December - and Harry Brook. Not to mention a world-class leg-spinner in Adil Rashid and, fitness-permitting, pace ace Jofra Archer. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Watch highlights from the T20 World Cup final in 2022 as England beat Pakistan by five wickets in Melbourne Watch highlights from the T20 World Cup final in 2022 as England beat Pakistan by five wickets in Melbourne Heather Knight's women's team have not tasted T20 World Cup glory since the inaugural edition on home soil in 2009. However, after winning the T20 leg of the Women's Ashes and then securing a 2-1 series victory in India late last year, confidence will be high.They possess match-winners in left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone, opening batter Danni Wyatt and all-rounder Nat Sciver-Brunt and have lost the fear of Australia they perhaps once had.That said, when these tournaments come around Australia usually get the job done, winning the last three T20 World Cups and six of the last seven. Will their dominance on the big stage continue?Title races set to go down to the wireCould we be about to see the best Premier League title race in a generation? Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City are primed to battle it out, with Aston Villa and Tottenham remarkably also still in the hunt. Will Manchester City claim a fourth successive Premier League title? City are known for turning it on come the business end of the campaign, but Arsenal's improved squad has the experience of last season's failed tilt to fall back on, while Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool simply cannot be counted out.Mark down Arsenal hosting Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium live on Sky Sports on February 4, and stay tuned to follow all the twists and turns that are sure to follow.Much drama is also promised in the Championship, where leaders Leicester are on course for an immediate return to the top flight, but second-placed Ipswich have Southampton and Leeds chasing them down.Whatever the outcome after 46 games, the guaranteed thrill of the play-offs - for the Championship along with League One and League Two - will play out live on Sky Sports, as will the Scottish Premiership finale. Emma Hayes is looking to win the Women's Super League with Chelsea before becoming USA manager Meanwhile, in the Women's Super League, leaders Chelsea are trying to claim a fifth successive title before head coach Emma Hayes departs to take over as USA manager.With Manchester City and Arsenal both within three points as the midway point of the season nears, there is plenty of work to do f