Virgin Media has knocked £6 per month off its flagship TV, Sky Sports and fibre broadband bundle as the Premier League returns this week.
Football fans can bag a big saving on a Sky Sports subscription in the Black Friday 2026 sale, but it’s not from Sky. With the Premier League due to return this week after the international break, Virgin Media has knocked more than £140 off its flagship TV and Sky Sports package.
Among the standout deals is Virgin’s Sport bundle, which comes with full Sky Sports access across nine dedicated channels. This unlocks coverage of the Premier League, EFL, Formula 1, golf, darts and more, along with more than 200 regular channels such as Sky Atlantic, Comedy Central and National Geographic.
It includes a free Netflix subscription too, plus 516Mbps fibre broadband for £47.99 per month. All this usually costs £53.99, meaning customers are saving £6 each month and £144 over the 24-month contract.
However, customers can upgrade to ‘blazing-fast’ 1,130Mbps broadband speeds for an extra £4 – roughly £1 per week – taking the monthly total to £51.99. Virgin says both packages are at their ‘lowest ever price’, but the deals are due to expire on December 2.
Eligible new customers joining Virgin Media can also claim up to £300 back to cover early termination fees when switching from their current provider. There is a caveat to Virgin’s monthly plans though, as with most providers, customers will see their bills increase during the contract term.
Virgin Media’s Black Friday Sport bundle
Virgin Media has knocked £144 off its Sport bundle in the Black Friday sale. This includes more than 200 regular TV channels plus nine from Sky Sports, plus 516Mbps fibre broadband and a free Netflix subscription.
For example, those on the £47.99 plan will see their bills rise to £51.99 from April 2027 and £55.99 from April 2028. To check eligibility for Virgin’s Black Friday deals, shoppers can enter their postcode here.
It comes as Sky launches its own Black Friday sale, and while there are no discounts offered on its flagship £35 Essential TV and Sky Sports bundle, there are savings up for grabs with its more premium options. Sky has unveiled its ‘ultimate Black Friday bundle’ packed with around 140 channels, Sky Sports, 500Mbps broadband and subscriptions to Netflix, HBO Max and Disney+ for £60.
Just remember that neither Virgin or Sky offers UEFA Champions League or Europa League coverage, as TNT Sports and Amazon’s Prime Video hold the UK broadcast rights for these competitions. Nevertheless, countless customers have praised Virgin’s TV and broadband bundles on Trustpilot, with one saying they can now watch football ‘without any buffering’.
“Virgin has been excellent,” one said. “I’m working from home and struggled with poor broadband [so] moved to Virgin and haven’t had any issues at all. My other half is very happy because he can watch football without any frustrating buffering.”
Another said: “Signed up to TV and fibre and gained more channels including Sky Sports. Fast and professional engineers fully checked everything working before they left. It’s very reliable and WiFi much stronger around the house.”
Others found Virgin’s TV service less user-friendly than Sky’s, as this customer said: “The television side of things is not as user-friendly for older people as Sky was, but hopefully we will get used to it.”
While this five-star review says: “When we had a problem the engineers sorted everything out. Customer service was fine and it all worked well. Great technology like UHD channels, especially sport, are standout.”
