2025: A Year of Exciting Sports for Women

As we step into 2025, the world of sports is poised for yet another exhilarating year, packed with action for all enthusiasts.

The year kicks off with the Formula E Championship, already racing into its second round since launching its season in December 2024.

This January, snooker legend Ronnie O’Sullivan is aiming to secure his record-extending ninth Masters title at Alexandra Palace in London, with the live event available on Eurosport and discovery+.

On January 12, Novak Djokovic will also be in pursuit of tennis greatness as the Australian Open commences, airing live on Eurosport and discovery+.

By the end of January, England’s men’s cricket team will embark on a tour to India, where they will face a rigorous challenge, live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

Women’s cricket will see action later in the early months, with the England team competing in The Ashes in Australia, coinciding with the start of the men’s Six Nations on January 31.

February promises further excitement, featuring a highly anticipated rematch between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol. Meanwhile, Daniel Dubois will aim to build on his impressive victory over Anthony Joshua, facing Joseph Parker on the same card.

March begins with the MotoGP Championship, where Jorge Martin will strive for a consecutive world championship title after an intense season finale last year, broadcast live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

Significant Dates in March

Mark your calendars for March 16, the date of the Men’s League Cup final at Wembley Stadium, where Arsenal, Liverpool, Newcastle United, or Tottenham Hotspur could claim victory.

Also on March 16, PWR champions will be crowned at StoneX Stadium, concluding another fantastic season live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

May will be a month for celebration as football and rugby clubs receive their winners’ medals; key matches include the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, and Gallagher Premiership finals, all available live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

As summer arrives, all eyes will be on France with the French Open and the Tour de France, including the Tour de France Femmes, both broadcasting on Eurosport and discovery+.

This year also holds potential glory for England, as Sarina Wiegman leads the Lionesses into Euro 2025, while the Red Roses could clinch the Women’s World Cup on home turf.

Upcoming highlights throughout 2025 are not to be missed. Here are some of the key upcoming dates…

January Highlights

Motorsport: Formula E Championship

• Location: Alexandra Palace, London
• Date: January 12–19

Cricket: England’s Tour of India

• Location: India
• Date: January 27–February 2

Rugby Union: Six Nations Championship

February Highlights

• Location: Llandudno, Wales
• Date: February 4–16

American Football: Super Bowl LVIII

• Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas
• Date: February 9

ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025

• Locations: Pakistan and Dubai
• Date: February 19–March 9

Boxing: Beterbiev vs Bivol 2 and Dubois vs Parker

• Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
• Date: February 22

March Highlights

Motorsport: MotoGP World Championship

Football: Men’s League Cup Final

• Location: Wembley Stadium, London
• Date: March 16

Women’s Rugby: PWR Final

• Location: StoneX Stadium, London
• Date: March 16

April Highlights

Horse Racing: The Grand National

• Location: Aintree, Liverpool
• Date: April 3–5

Snooker: World Championship

• Location: Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
• Date: April 19–May 5

May Highlights

Horse Racing: Kentucky Derby

• Location: Churchill Downs, Louisville
• Date: May 3

Football: UEFA Europa League Final

• Location: Wembley Stadium, London
• Date: May 17

June Highlights

Motorsport: 24 Hours of Le Mans

• Location: Le Mans, France
• Date: June 11–15

Cricket: India’s Tour of England

July Highlights

August Highlights

Football: Women’s Europa Cup

New Premier League Season

Rugby: Women’s World Cup

September Highlights

October and November Highlights

December Highlights

Men’s Cricket: The Ashes

• Location: Australia
• Date: December 4–January 8

Football: Africa Cup of Nations

• Location: Morocco
• Date: December 21–January 18