After an action-packed Thanksgiving week, the NFL’s return to normalcy comes at a pivotal point in the season. As the playoff picture begins to crystallize, every game means more. Some big-time division matchups are on the slate, which will have major seeding implications.

Across the pond, the Premier League sees three game weeks compressed into just 7 days, as Arsenal look to separate themselves from the rest. With just 8 points separating 2nd from 15th, every game counts. Sunday opens with one of the most dramatic ends to an F1 season we’ve seen in years, as the UAE plays host to the final Grand Prix of the 2025 Championship.

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Event	Date/Time	Channel/Stream
Premier League: Arsenal vs Aston Villa	Sunday, Dec 6 – 7:30 AM ET	USA Network, NBC Universo, Fubo Sports, DAZN Canada
Formula 1: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix	Sunday, Dec 7 – 8:00 AM ET	ESPN Select, Fubo Sports, ESPN U
NFL: Bears @ Packers	Sunday, Dec 7 – 4:25 PM ET	Fubo Sports, FOX, NFL+

Top 3 Must-Watch Sporting Events This Weekend (Dec 6-7)

The Unai Emery legacy game will be massive for either side as the Premier League leaders take on the custodians of the final guaranteed Champions League spot in a clash of English Football titans. In the NFL, two division rivals will try and carry momentum from big-time wins last week into a contest with colossal playoff implications. On the opposite side of the globe, Lando Norris could finally break the Verstappen hegemony and seal his place in motorsports history.

Premier League: Arsenal FC vs Aston Villa

When: Saturday, December 6
Time: 7:30 AM ET
Competition: Premier League
Channel: USA Network, NBC Universo, Fubo Sports, DAZN Canada

Arsenal couldn’t make the most of a man advantage against Chelsea, but still turned in a respectable weekend performance, and their momentum only grew with a convincing 2–0 win over Brentford in midweek. Aston Villa, meanwhile, edged out a wild 4–3 victory at Brighton, a far tougher trip that underscores the different levels of difficulty each side faced.

That contrast in fixtures slightly amplifies Arsenal’s talent advantage, especially with their match coming at home, though Villa’s form remains impossible to ignore. Emery’s side have now won 12 of their last 14 in all competitions, and with the added motivation of facing their manager’s former club, they are unlikely to shrink from the occasion. Arsenal is eager to protect their lead at the top, while Villa remain firmly in the Champions League race, and fully intent on staying there.

Formula 1: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

When: Sunday, December 7
Time: 8:00 AM ET
Competition: Formula 1
Channel: FUBO Sports, ESPN Select, ESPN Deportes, ESPN U

After a long, drawn-out battle for the driver’s championship, everything will be on the line this weekend in Abu Dhabi. Team McLaren has led the way for most of the year. Still, Max Verstappen has been gaining ground on Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri since the midpoint of the season, overtaking the latter after a dramatic win in the Qatar GP.

Lando Norris’ fate is entirely in his own hands: earn a podium finish, and he wins the driver's championship. If Norris fails to reach the podium, he then opens a can of worms that could potentially see his teammate Piastri win the title. However, more likely than not in that scenario, Verstappen would dramatically overtake the McLaren boys. This would be the Dutchman’s 5th consecutive driver’s championship if that were to be the case. Either way, this one will go down to the wire.

NFL: Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers

When: Sunday, December 7
Time: 4:25 PM ET
Competition: NFL
Channel: Fox, Fox Sports App, NFL+

The race for the NFC North is heating up, and its two hottest contenders will take battle it out at Lambeau Field this weekend. The division-leading Bears proved that they are for real on Black Friday in Philadelphia, with perhaps their most complete performance of the year. They’ll be desperate to improve their 1-2 record against divisional opponents this season, and what better opportunity to do so than against a team that has gone undefeated in the NFC North this year. The Packers are coming off a commanding Thanksgiving Day win at Ford Field and will be looking to build momentum with their eyes firmly trained on a spot in the postseason.

Full Weekend Sports Highlights – By Day

Saturday, December 6

College Football - (8:00pm ET, Fox, Fox Sports App): Indiana Hoosiers @ Ohio State Buckeyes: Number 2 visits Number 1 in a matchup that derailed Curt Cignetti’s team last season, but this is a different Hoosiers side; this game could ultimately settle the Heisman debate between Fernando Mendoza and Julian Sayin.
Premier League - (10:00pm ET, USA Network, NBC Universo FuboSports): Tottenham Hotspur vs Brentford: Thomas Frank’s seat is heating up in North London, but this contest against his former team could be a get-right game for his Spurs.
Ultimate Fighting Championship: UFC 323 - (10:00 pm ET, ESPN Deportes): Merab Dvalishvili vs Petr Yan: The Russian Yan looks for revenge in Las Vegas, as he lost out to his Georgian counterpart in 2023, but off a 3-win hot streak, his championship aspirations are alive and well.
NBA - (8:30pm ET, NBA League Pass, NBATV, MavsTV, Space City Home Network, KFAA29) Houston Rockets @ Dallas Mavericks: An in-state battle in Dallas could be a huge win for the Mavs as they look to get closer to .500 against a heavily favored Rockets team.

Sunday, December 7

NFL - (1:00pm ET, Fox, Fox Sports App, NFL Network, NFL+): Cincinnati Bengals @ Buffalo Bills: Joe Burrow has a monumental task in his second game back, taking on Josh Allen and the Bills at Highmark in a must-win game.
Serie A - (2:45pm ET, FUBO Sports, Paramount+, DAZN, Fox Deportes): Napoli vs Juventus: The partenopei are well in the scudetto race, while Juve are desperate to crack into the top 5 spots. What better stage to do so than with Luciano Spaletti’s return to Naples.
MLS Playoff Matches - (Various times, MLS Season Pass): The next installment of thrilling MLS action is streaming via Apple’s MLS Season Pass.

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