Football never stops – pandemics aside – whether it is the Premier League, Champions League or the international games such as the European Championship, there is almost always some action to watch on television.

Here are all the fixtures that are being shown live in the United Kingdom tonight, tomorrow and this week on channels such as Sky Sports, BT Sport, Premier Sports, La Liga TV,  BBC, ITV and more.

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*All times are UK.

**Live football has been severely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, but updates will appear here**

Wednesday February 17

Champions League last-16 matches continue on Wednesday with Cristiano Ronaldo’s Juventus taking on Porto and Borussia Dortmund taking on Spanish side Sevilla – both games live on BT Sport.

Amazon Prime is streaming Manchester City as they make the trip to Goodison Park to play Everton and Sky Sports has no shortage of Championship games, featuring the likes of Nottingham Forest and Watford .

Thursday February 18

BT Sport is showing every Europa League last-32 match on Thursday, with Manchester United taking on Real Sociedad in the pick of the early kick-offs.

Jose Mourinho’s Tottenham take on Wolfsberger and AC Milan are in action against Red Star Belgrade in some of the other 5:55pm games.

Later in the evening, Arsenal play Portuguese giants Benfica and Steven Gerrard will try to keep the European dream alive with Rangers as they face Antwerp .

Friday February 19

Leeds United face Wolves live on BT Sport in Friday night’s Premier League action. Sky Sports, meanwhile, is showing Watford versus Derby County .

Saturday February 20

Sky Sports is broadcasting the Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton live on Saturday afternoon, with the Reds in particular need of points.

Earlier in the day, BT Sport is showing Chelsea against Southampton .

The Revierderby between Borussia Dortmund and Schalke is being shown live on BT Sport, while Real Madrid play Real Valladolid live on La Liga TV. 

Sunday February 21

Arsenal take on Manchester City live on Sky Sports on Sunday afternoon in the stand-out game, but there are plenty of other matches to look out for.

Premier Sports is broadcasting the Milan derby between AC Milan and Inter – a game which could yield fireworks considering the recent Zlatan Ibrahimovic-Romelu Lukaku spat.

Sky Sports also has a London derby as West Ham face off against Tottenham and Barcelona are in action live on La Liga TV against Cadiz .

Later in the evening, Celtic play Ross County live on Sky Sports, while Paris Saint-Germain lock horns with Monaco live on BT Sport.