Catch all the major sporting events and fixtures live at The Good Companions, Eastleigh.

At our pub, we have Sky Sports and TNT Sports, so you can watch all televised Premier League matches and the top European action from UEFA Champions League, Europa League and more.

Take a look at the latest fixtures for Football, Rugby, Formula One, Cricket and more below. Whether it’s a nail-biting final or a midweek showdown, there’s always something worth watching with us.

Why not make a meal of it? Book a table too, for quality food and drink before or after the game.

UPCOMING FIXTURES

Dundee United v Rangers

31/07/2026 20:00

Coverage of the Scottish Premiership match from The CalForth Construction Arena, as the new season gets underway. The visitors had a disappointing season last year as they finished third in the league after having to sack manager Russell Martin in October, with the Englishman lasting just 17 games in charge. Their hosts will be looking for a more promising season as well after finishing seventh in the table.

Birmingham Phoenix v Welsh Fire

01/08/2026 14:30

Coverage of the match from Edgbaston, Birmingham. The visitors won this fixture last year thanks to an impressive eight-wicket victory at this venue, as they chased down their target with 11 balls to spare. The hosts made a disappointing 138-9 in their 100 balls before Australia's Steve Smith led the way for the Fire with an unbeaten 47 from 36 balls.

Falkirk v St Mirren

01/08/2026 15:00

Coverage of the Scottish Premiership match from Falkirk Stadium, as both teams play their first league game of the new campaign. The visitors stayed in this division after beating Partick Thistle 2-1 across two legs in the relegation play-off, while Falkirk had a positive season having finished sixth in the table.

Aberdeen v Hearts

01/08/2026 17:30

Coverage of the Scottish Premiership match from Pittodrie. The visitors had a heart-breaking ending to last season after they lost 3-1 to Celtic on the final day of the campaign, as they missed out on their first top-flight title in 66 years. The Edinburgh club had led the way for most of the season but the defeat against Celtic meant their wait for a league title continued.

Trent Rockets Women v Sunrisers Leeds Women

02/08/2026 11:00

Coverage of the match from Trent Bridge, Nottingham. The visitors won this meeting last season thanks to an impressive eight-wicket victory. The Rockets struggled to 128-8 in their 100 balls with Ashleigh Gardner top-scoring with 61 from 32 balls. In reply the Sunrisers, known as the Northern Superchargers last year, chased down their total with 21 balls to spare

St Johnstone v Kilmarnock

02/08/2026 14:00

Coverage of the Scottish Premiership match from McDiarmid Park, as the newly-promoted hosts play their first game back in the top flight. St Johnstone finished as champions last season after finishing 11 points clear of nearest challengers Partick Thistle, while the visitors had a disappointing season as they finished just six points clear of the relegation zone.

Trent Rockets v Sunrisers Leeds

02/08/2026 14:30

Coverage of the match from Trent Bridge, Nottingham. The hosts won this contest last season in a close affair that went down to the wire. The Sunrisers made just 124-9 in their 100 balls with England's Harry Brook top-scoring with 45 from 30 balls, before the Rockets reached their target with just four balls remaining to win by five wickets.

Hibernian v Motherwell

02/08/2026 16:30

Coverage of the Scottish Premiership match from Easter Road, as both teams get their campaigns underway. Four points seperated these sides last season as the visitors finished fourth on 61 points, while the hosts finished in fifth place. They last faced each other in May on the final weekend of the season as Motherwell confirmed their fourth-placed finish with a 1-0 victory at this venue.

MI London v Manchester Super Giants

02/08/2026 18:00

Coverage of the match from Kia Oval in London. These two teams met last year at this ground with the game ending in a resounding nine-wicket victory for the London team. The Super Giants, known as the Originals last year, were bowled out for just 128 before the hosts reached their target with a massive 43 balls to spare, as Will Jacks hit 61 from just 26 balls.