Upcoming Manchester City Fixtures: Feb–May 2026

5 March 2026 Sports

Why the man city fixtures matter

Manchester City’s fixture list for late winter and spring 2026 is important for supporters, broadcasters and competition planners. As the Premier League season approaches its decisive months, clarity on dates and kick-off times helps fans arrange travel and broadcasters schedule coverage. At the same time, fixture timings remain subject to change because of cup competitions and European commitments.

Confirmed dates, times and caveats

Key scheduled matches (Feb–May 2026)

According to available schedules, the following Premier League fixtures involving Manchester City are listed:

  • Sat 28 Feb – Leeds United v Manchester City (listed by ESPN at 12:30 PM, with BBC noting a 17:30 UK kick-off)
  • Wed 4 Mar – Manchester City v Nottingham Forest (ESPN: 2:30 PM)
  • Sat 14 Mar – West Ham United v Manchester City (ESPN: 8:30 AM)
  • Sat 11 Apr – Chelsea v Manchester City (ESPN: 10:00 AM)
  • Sat 18 Apr – Manchester City v Arsenal (ESPN: 10:00 AM)
  • Sat 25 Apr – Burnley v Manchester City (ESPN: 10:00 AM)
  • Sat 2 May – Everton v Manchester City (ESPN: 10:00 AM)
  • Sat 9 May – Manchester City v Brentford (ESPN: 10:00 AM)

These times are drawn from published schedules and broadcast listings. Note that ESPN lists some times with AM/PM designations that may reflect US broadcast time zones (for example NBC coverage), while BBC Sport provides UK local times and cautions that all times are subject to change.

Schedule flexibility and potential changes

Manchester City’s official fixtures information also indicates several matches with times or dates to be confirmed. The club page warns that fixtures are subject to change; for example, one fixture may move to a 20:00 kick-off if City qualify for the Champions League Round of 16 and have an away match on Wednesday 11 March. Several other matches are listed as “time/date to be confirmed”.

Conclusion and what supporters should do

The man city fixtures between late February and early May 2026 are published but not wholly fixed. Supporters should treat listed times as provisional and check official club and broadcaster channels for final confirmation, particularly if they plan travel or ticket purchases. With domestic and European competitions potentially affecting scheduling, expect further updates as knockout rounds and broadcast selections are finalised.