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Sky Sports announces major broadcast change with two new features – starting when Man Utd host Tottenham

SKY SPORTS are introducing two new audio features across its Premier League coverage to help blind people on World Sight Day. The broadcaster is keen to offer more accessibility features in aid of those who struggle with visual impairment. World…

Published: Friday, 9 October 2026 at 7:02 PM
Sky Sports announces major broadcast change with two new features – starting when Man Utd host Tottenham
Key Things to Know
  • Sky Sports will debut new accessibility broadcast features during Manchester United's match against Tottenham.
  • The broadcaster is introducing Live Descriptive Audio Commentary and live subtitles to assist visually impaired fans.
  • Live Descriptive Audio Commentary will cover one weekly match, while live subtitles will feature on around 210 games.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Sky Sports is introducing two new audio accessibility features to its Premier League coverage starting with Manchester United hosting Tottenham at Old Trafford. Launched alongside Guinness and the Royal National Institute of Blind People, the initiative coincides with World Sight Day to support visually impaired supporters. The coverage will debut Live Descriptive Audio Commentary and live subtitles throughout the match.

The Live Descriptive Audio Commentary provides in-depth details such as referee signals, player movement, and substitutions. It will be available for one match per week and can be activated via voice control. Meanwhile, the live subtitles will feature across approximately 210 Premier League matches per season.

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