What’s live on Sky Sports today? TV guide and listings plus how to watch on Sky Sports

Wigan Warriors host St Helens in a top-of-the-table Super League clash on an action-packed Friday on Sky Sports.

The fierce rivals meet at 8pm, with coverage live on Sky Sports Action and Main Event from 7.30pm, as part of a rugby league triple-header.

Also at 8pm, Castleford Tigers visit London Broncos – live on Sky Sports Arena – but before those games, Wigan Warriors Women take on St Helens Women at 5.30pm, with coverage starting at 5pm on Sky Sports Action.

You can also watch the Griquas take on the Sharks in South Africa’s Currie Cup on Sky Sports Action at 2pm – a rugby union appetiser ahead of Saturday’s big internationals.

There is plenty of golf throughout the day, starting with the Genesis Scottish Open on Sky Sports Golf and Main Event from 8.30am.

Leader Justin Thomas (-8) tees off at 8.17am, before Rory McIlroy (-5) aims to continue his successful return from US Open heartbreak at 1.43pm alongside Robert MacIntyre and Viktor Hovland.

Coverage of the Amundi Evian Championship continues on Sky Sports Mix from 11am, with Scotland’s Gemma Dryburgh claiming a share of the lead after round one.

The PGA Tour’s Isco Championship completes the golf line-up with the second round live on Sky Sports Golf from 9.30pm.

Over on Sky Sports Cricket there is the third day of the first Test between England and West Indies with the hosts on top as James Anderson bids farewell. We will be live from Lord’s from 10.15am on Sky Sports Cricket and Main Event.

Later in the day, Lancashire face Yorkshire in the Vitality Blast, live on Sky Sports Cricket at 6.45pm.

At 9.30pm, there is IndyCar Practice, live on Sky Sports F1.

On Sky Sports Racing, International Raceday kicks off at 10.30am with French racing from Compiegne alongside greyhound action at Hove before Raceday Live gets under way at 2pm with Alex Hammond and the team at Ascot for the first day of Ascot’s Summer Mile Racing Weekend. Chepstow and Chester host meetings in the evening.

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Here’s what’s coming up live on Sky Sports over the next few days:

Friday July 12

8.30am – DP World Tour: Genesis Scottish Open – live on Sky Sports Golf

10.15am – First Test: England vs West Indies – live on Sky Sports Cricket, first ball 11am

10.30am – International Raceday Live – live on Sky Sports Racing

11am – Amundi Evian Championship – live on Sky Sports Mix

1.55pm – Currie Cup: Griquas vs Sharks – live on Sky Sports Action

2pm – Raceday Live – live on Sky Sports Racing

5pm – Women’s Super League: Wigan Warriors vs St Helens – live on Sky Sports Action, kick-off 5.30pm

6.45pm – Vitality Blast: Lancashire Lightning vs Yorkshire Vikings – live on Sky Sports Cricket

7.30pm – Super League: Wigan Warriors vs St Helens – live on Sky Sports Action, kick-off 8pm

7.55pm – Super League: London Broncos vs Castleford Tigers – live on Sky Sports Arena, kick-off 8pm

9.30pm – PGA Tour: ISCO Championship – live on Sky Sports Golf

9.30pm – IndyCar Practice – live on Sky Sports F1

Saturday July 13

7.30am – International Rugby Union Second Test: New Zealand vs England – live on Sky Sports Action, kick-off 8.05am

8.30am – NRL: Gold Coast Titans vs Parramatta Eels – live on Sky Sports Arena

9am – Amundi Evian Championship – live on Sky Sports Golf

10.30am – International Rugby Union Second Test: Australia vs Wales – live on Sky Sports Action, kick-off 10.45am

10.30am – International Raceday Live – live on Sky Sports Racing

1.30pm – Raceday Live – live on Sky Sports Racing

2pm – Goodwood Festival of Speed – live on Sky Sports F1

2.55pm – Super League: Hull FC vs Hull KR – live on Sky Sports Arena, kick-off 3pm

2.55pm – Super League: Leigh Leopards vs Huddersfield Giants – live on Sky Sports Mix, kick-off 3pm

3pm – DP World Tour: Genesis Scottish Open – live on Sky Sports Golf

3.30pm – International Rugby Union Second Test: South Africa vs Ireland – live on Sky Sports Action, kick-off 4pm

4pm – British GT Qualifying – live on Sky Sports F1

5.25pm – Super League: Catalans Dragons vs Salford Red Devils – live on Sky Sports Arena, kick-off 5.30pm

6.15pm – Fourth Women’s T20I: England vs New Zealand – live on Sky Sports Mix

7.30pm – World Matchday Darts Day One – live on Sky Sports Arena

8pm – International Rugby Union Second Test: Argentina vs France – live on Sky Sports Action

8.45pm – IndyCar Qualifying – live on Sky Sports F1

9pm – PGA Tour: ISCO Championship – live on Sky Sports Golf

Sunday July 14

1am – IndyCar opening race – live on Sky Sports F1

2am – Fight Night International: Andrei Mikhailovich vs Janibek Alimkhanuly – live on Sky Sports Action

7am – NRL: Manly Sea Eagles vs Newcastle Knights – live on Sky Sports Action

8.45am – International Raceday Live – live on Sky Sports Racing

9am – Amundi Evian Championship – live on Sky Sports Golf

11.15am – British GT – live on Sky Sports F1

1pm – World Matchplay Darts Day 2 first session – live on Sky Sports Action

1.55pm – Currie Cup: Griffons vs Bulls – live on Sky Sports Arena

3pm – DP World Tour: Genesis Scottish Open – live on Sky Sports Golf

3pm – Goodwood Festival of Speed – live on Sky Sports F1

5pm – IndyCar race two – live on Sky Sports F1

7pm – World Matchplay Darts Day 2 first session – live on Sky Sports Action

9pm – PGA Tour: ISCO Championship – live on Sky Sports Golf

Monday July 15

9am – Live The Open: At The Range – live on Sky Sports Golf

9.30am – ATP and WTA Tennis – live on Sky Sports Tennis, choose your court in the Sky Sports App

10.30am – International Raceday Live – live on Sky Sports Racing

2pm – Raceday Live – live on Sky Sports Racing

7pm – World Matchplay Darts Day Three – live on Sky Sports Action

Tuesday July 16

9am – Live The Open: At The Range – live on Sky Sports Golf

9.30am – ATP and WTA Tennis – live on Sky Sports Tennis, choose your court in the Sky Sports App

10.30am – International Raceday Live – live on Sky Sports Racing

6.25pm – Vitality Blast: Kent vs Glamorgan – live on Sky Sports Cricket

7pm – World Matchplay Darts Day Four – live on Sky Sports Action

Wednesday July 17

9am – Live The Open: At The Range – live on Sky Sports Golf

9.30am – ATP and WTA Tennis – live on Sky Sports Tennis, choose your court in the Sky Sports App

10am – Men’s State of Origin Game Three: Queensland vs New South Wales – live on Sky Sports Action

11am – International Raceday Live – live on Sky Sports Racing

2pm – Raceday Live – live on Sky Sports Racing

5.30pm – Fourth Women’s T20I: England vs New Zealand – live on Sky Sports Cricket

7pm – World Matchplay Darts Day Five – live on Sky Sports Action

Thursday July 18

6.30am – The Open First Round – live on Sky Sports Golf

9.30am – ATP and WTA Tennis – live on Sky Sports Tennis, choose your court in the Sky Sports App

10am – Second Test: England vs West Indies – live on Sky Sports Cricket, first ball 11am

1.30pm – Hungarian GP: Drivers’ Press Conference – live on Sky Sports F1

2pm – Raceday Live – live on Sky Sports Racing

8pm – World Matchplay Darts Quarter-finals – live on Sky Sports Action

10pm – PGA Tour: Barracuda Championship – live on Sky Sports Golf

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