Las Vegas Aces (19-8) @ Chicago Sky (9-18)  – Saturday, August 1st

1:00 PM ET | 6:00 PM London | 2:00 AM Tokyo (Sun) – CBS/Paramount+

Vegas has closed the gap to just three games behind Minnesota for first place in the WNBA. A meeting with a struggling Chicago squad seems ideal, but their previous matchup needed overtime to render a decision.

New York Liberty (16-12) @ Phoenix Mercury (11-18)  – Saturday, August 1st

3:00 PM ET | 8:00 PM London | 4:00 AM Tokyo (Sun) – ABC

The Commissioner’s Cup helped New York find its stride. The Liberty have defeated the Mercury twice already this season, but Phoenix is suddenly hot with three straight wins.

Indiana Fever (18-10) @ Minnesota Lynx (23-6) – Sunday, August 2nd

1:00 PM ET | 6:00 PM London | 2:00 AM Tokyo (Mon) – ABC

Two of the WNBA’s top teams have somehow not met yet this season. What does the first of three meetings between the two have in store?

Las Vegas Aces (19-8) @ Atlanta Dream (17-10)  – Monday, August 3rd

7:00 PM ET | 12:00 AM London (Tue) | 8:00 AM Tokyo (Tue) – Peacock/NBC Sports Network

Atlanta has had some close calls lately and needs to keep pace with Indiana. The numbers say this should be a close game, backed up by a one-point Las Vegas victory in Atlanta in May.

Texas Rangers (55-53) @ Houston Astros (55-55) –  Friday,  July 31st

8:10 PM ET | 1:10 AM London (Sat) | 9:10 AM Tokyo (Sat) – Apple TV

The Rangers just made a deal for a catcher and some bullpen help and likely enter the weekend in first place in the AL West. However, in-state rival Houston is closing the gap ahead of their head-to-head battle.

San Francisco Giants (46-62)  @ San Diego Padres (55-53)  –  Friday, July 31st

9:40 PM ET | 2:40 AM London (Sat) | 10:40 AM Tokyo (Sat)– Apple TV

San Diego’s only hope for a postseason berth lies in the wild card race. A less-than-favorable weekend series against a lowly San Francisco team could be a crushing blow ahead of Monday’s trade deadline.

New York Yankees (61-47)  @  Chicago Cubs (61-47) –  Saturday, August 1st

7:15 PM ET | 12:15 AM London (Sun) | 8:15 AM Tokyo (Sun)– MLB.TV/Fox

The respective AL and NL wild card leaders meet at Wrigley Field. The three-game series is the only time they’ll play this season. 

Boston Red Sox (56-51)  @ Los Angeles Dodgers (68-40) –  Sunday, August 2nd

7:20 PM ET | 12:20 AM London (Mon) | 8:20 AM Tokyo (Mon)– MLB.TV/Fox

Boston’s recent play has it firmly in the playoff hunt as July comes to a close. Can the Red Sox impress in LA, or will the Dodgers give some other AL teams hope?

MLS

New York City FC (7-4-6) @ Toronto FC (3-7-7) – Friday, July 31st

7:30 PM ET | 12:30 AM London (Sat) | 8:30 AM Tokyo (Sat) – Apple TV

The first match after the All-Star Game and the only MLS match scheduled for Friday. Toronto has had a tough season and is 0-5 in its last 5 meetings with NYCFC.

Chicago Fire (8-2-6) @ Charlotte FC (7-4-6) – Saturday, August 1st

8:30 PM ET | 1:30 AM London (Sun) | 9:30 AM Tokyo (Sun) – Apple TV

These teams enter Saturday separated by just one point in the standings. Chicago holds the advantage and has won the last two meetings. However, the Fire is on a two-game losing streak, while Charlotte has not lost since May 13.

NWSL

North Carolina Courage (6-3-6) @ Orlando Pride (7-2-8) – Friday, July 31st

10:00 PM ET | 3:00 AM London (Sat) |  11:00 AM Tokyo (Sat) – Prime Video

Just two points apart in the NWSL standings, Orlando and North Carolina should provide a classic battle. Each meeting between the two clubs since June 2024 has been decided by one goal or ended in a draw.

San Diego Wave FC (9-2-6) @ Washington Spirit (11-3-3) – Sunday, August 2nd

4:00 PM ET | 9:00 PM London |  5:00 AM Tokyo (Mon) – CBS Sports Network

Washington leads the NWSL with Gotham FC and the Utah Royals hot on its heels. San Diego is also within striking distance and has an earlier win over Washington on its 2026 schedule.

PFL New York: Nurmagomedov vs. Colgan – Friday, July 31st

7:00 PM ET | 12:00 AM London (Sat) | 8:00 AM Tokyo (Sat) – ESPN

The Lightweight World Title is on the line as Russia’s Usman Nurmagomedov takes on the USA’s Archie Colgan. Both are unbeaten in their careers.

UFC Fight Night: Medić vs. Rodriguez – Saturday, August 1st

1:00 PM ET | 6:00 PM London | 2:00 AM Tokyo (Sun)  – Paramount+

Welterweights Uros Medic (Serbia) and Daniel Rodriguez (USA) highlight this week’s main card. It happens to be on Medic’s home turf.

Boxing: Las Vegas (William Zepeda Title Bout) – Saturday, August 1st

7:30 AM ET | 12:30 PM London | 8:30 PM Tokyo  – DAZN/TNT

Lamont Roach Jr. and William Zepeda go head-to-head to fill the currently vacant WBC Lightweight World title.

Prime Video: Batman: Caped Crusader – Season 2

As he enters a new stage in his career in the 1940s, Batman continues to save Gotham City from escalating threats. Season 2 reportedly features a new portrayal of The Joker.

Apple TV: Snoopy Presents: There’s No Place Like Home Snoopy

Snoopy deals with the fallout after his beloved doghouse is mistakenly sold during a yard sale.

Paramount+: Lioness – Season 3

The war starts to affect Joe’s personal life as unseen forces and covert enemies cause people and names to disappear – rearranging the path forward.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Four years after the events of No Way Home, Peter Parker navigates adulthood as the only person who remembers his life as Spider-Man. Having accepted his new reality, he focuses more than ever on protecting the city.

The National Women's Soccer League has terminated its media rights agreement with streaming platform Victory+ after the company allegedly failed to make required rights payments. The deal, announced less than a year ago, was intended to expand the league's national coverage with dozens of exclusive matches. The NWSL is expected to move affected games to other broadcast partners or its own NWSL+ platform while it finalizes replacement arrangements. The decision highlights the financial risks that emerging streaming platforms face when competing for premium sports rights.

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