The clips will be available even if a user doesn’t have a Sky TV subscription, and the service has so far been signed up by T-Mobile, O2 and 3.
The only time clips will not be shown 'as live' is during the regular television blackout slot for football on Saturday's between 2.45pm to 5.15pm.
Based on the handsets in the UK with video playback and WAP capabilities, Sky said the service would be available to 31 million people and potential customers can register their interest online from today.
In its other announcement, Sky will add its satellite sports channels to the existing Sky Mobile TV broadcast service from 11 August.
The Sky Sports 1, 2, 3 and Xtra channels will join the News and Sports package, which includes Sky Sports News.
Customers can subscribe for £5 a month, offering unlimited access to the channels.
Stephen Nuttall, Sky's group commercial director, said millions of fans already use Sky Sports on a mobile phone every month.
"Offering goals on demand, highlights and live coverage, 24-7 Football and Sky Mobile TV give people greater flexibility to watch a huge range of sports," said Nuttall.
"Whether you're at the pub or coming home from the match, you can access everything you need to know in the palm of your hand."
Sky's football coverage across its sports channels includes 92 Premier League games, matches from every round of the UEFA Champions League, as well as Carling and FA Cup action, Euro 2008 Qualifiers and games from the Coca-Cola Football League.
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