In 1997, the "tombstone" look was retired in favor of the new Sky "egg" look, but was short-lived along with Sky Digital's countdown to launch late as of September 1998. It was then announced that Sky's "egg" look will no longer be in active use anymore as of 1 October 1998.
With the launch of Sky Digital on 1 October 1998, Sky Sports got a new look.
2002–2007[]
In 2002, Sky Sports 3 got a new look in line with the Sky Sports channels.
2007–2009[]
HD simulcast logo (2008–2010)
In 2007, Sky Sports 3 introduced an inverted colour scheme in line with the other Sky Sports channels to coincide with Sky Sports' new look. The "3" also had a slightly different font.
2009–2015[]
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Sky Text (logo)
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HD simulcast logo (2009–2012)
HD simulcast logo (2012–2015)
2015–2017[]
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Sky Text (logo)
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Sky Sports Action[]
2017–2020[]
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Sky Text (logo) Sky Medium (sports action)
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2020–present[]
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Sky Text (logo) Sky Medium (sports action)
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On-screen display
Sky Sports USA[]
2019[]
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Sky Text (logo) Sky Medium (sports)
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From 3 January until 5 February 2019, Sky Sports Action became Sky Sports USA showing 40 live games from across the NFL and NBA.
Sky Sports NFL[]
2020-present[]
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Sky Text (logo) Sky Medium (sports)
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In 2020, Sky and the NFL agreed a new five-year partnership to broadcast the NFL. The agreement marked the 25th anniversary of live NFL coverage on Sky Sports and would see Sky Sports NFL launching from 3 September ahead of the 2020 season, which kicked off on 10 September that year. It lasts from early-September through the Super Bowl.