
Sky Sports has revealed it will broadcast 16 more Premier League matches live from January to early February.
The broadcast selections through January 8 were revealed earlier this month, bringing the total number of live games between New Year’s Day and February Mondays to 37.
Here are some headline news from the new fixture schedule: manchester derby man utd and man city It will be broadcast live on Saturday, January 17th at 12:30 PM.
wolf big Newcastle and aston villa big everton It is scheduled to be broadcast the next day, and the showdown will take place all over the south coast. brighton and Bournemouth to monday night football On January 19th.
In a repeat of the Premier League’s curtain-raiser event, the Cherries will host the next match. Liverpool Saturday, January 24th, before packaging Super SundayIts characteristics are brentford big Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace big chelsea and Newcastle big aston villa All before 2pm arsenal big man utd He takes center stage at 4:30 p.m.
The weekend concludes with: everton hosting Leeds to monday night football On January 26th.
It’s Saturday, January 31st. chelsea big west ham at Stamford Bridge and on Sunday 1 February. aston villa big brentford, man utd big fulham and Nottingham Forest big Crystal Palace Before all kickoffs at 2 p.m. tottenham big man city 4:30 PM.
And on Monday 2 February, the two clubs promoted last season will face off at the Stadium of Light. sunderland illusion burnley To Wearside.
Premier League matches are broadcast live in December, January and February. sky sports
Tuesday, December 2nd
Bournemouth vs Everton, kick-off 7.30pm
Fulham v Manchester City, 7.30pm kick-off
Newcastle vs Tottenham, kick-off 8.15pm
Wednesday, December 3
Arsenal vs Brentford, 7.30pm kick-off
Brighton v Aston Villa, kick-off 7.30pm
Burnley v Crystal Palace, 7.30pm kick-off
Wolves v Nottingham Forest, 7.30pm kick-off
Leeds vs Chelsea, kick-off 8.15pm
Liverpool v Sunderland, kick-off 8.15pm
Thursday, December 4
Manchester United vs West Ham, kick-off 8pm
Saturday, December 6
Leeds vs Liverpool, 5.30pm kick-off
Sunday, December 7
Brighton v West Ham, 2pm kick-off
Fulham v Crystal Palace, 4.30pm kick-off
Monday, December 8
Wolves vs Manchester United, kick-off 8pm
Saturday, December 13th
Burnley vs Fulham, 5.30pm kick-off
Sunday, December 14
Crystal Palace vs Manchester City, 2pm kick-off
Nottingham Forest v Tottenham, 2pm kick-off
Sunderland v Newcastle, 2pm kick-off
West Ham v Aston Villa, 2pm kick-off
Brentford v Leeds, 4.30pm kick-off
Monday, December 15th
Manchester United v Bournemouth, 8pm kick-off
Saturday, December 20th
Tottenham vs Liverpool, 5:30pm kick-off
Everton vs Arsenal, 8pm kick-off
Leeds vs Crystal Palace, kick-off 8pm
Sunday, December 21st
Aston Villa vs Manchester United, 4.30pm kick-off
Monday, December 22nd
Fulham v Nottingham Forest, 8pm kick-off
Friday, December 26
Manchester United v Newcastle – 8pm kick-off
Saturday, December 27th
Chelsea v Aston Villa – 5.30pm kick-off
Sunday, December 28
Sunderland v Leeds – 2pm kick-off
Crystal Palace vs Tottenham – 4.30pm kick-off
Tuesday December 30th
Burnley vs Newcastle – 7.30pm kick-off
Chelsea v Bournemouth – 7.30pm kick-off
Nottingham Forest v Everton – 7.30pm kick-off
West Ham v Brighton – 7.30pm kick-off
Arsenal v Aston Villa – 8.15pm kick-off
Manchester United v Wolves – 8.15pm kick-off
Thursday, January 1
Crystal Palace vs Fulham – 5.30pm kick-off
Liverpool v Leeds – 5.30pm kick-off
Brentford v Tottenham Hotspur – 8pm kick-off
Sunderland v Manchester City – 8pm kick-off
Saturday, January 3
Aston Villa v Nottingham Forest – 12.30pm kick-off
Bournemouth vs Arsenal – 5.30pm kick-off
Sunday, January 4
Everton v Brentford – 3pm kick-off
Fulham v Liverpool – 3pm Kick-Off
Newcastle v Crystal Palace – 3pm kick-off
Tottenham v Sunderland – 3pm kick-off
Manchester City vs Chelsea – Kick-off 5.30pm
Tuesday, January 6
West Ham v Nottingham Forest – 8pm kick-off
Wednesday, January 7
Bournemouth v Tottenham Hotspur – 7.30pm kick-off
Brentford v Sunderland – 7.30pm kick-off
Crystal Palace v Aston Villa – 7.30pm kick-off
Everton v Wolves – 7.30pm kick-off
Fulham v Chelsea – 7.30pm kick-off
Manchester City v Brighton – 7.30pm kick-off
Burnley vs Manchester United – 8.15pm kick-off
Newcastle vs Leeds – 8.15pm kick-off
Thursday, January 8
Arsenal vs Liverpool – 8pm Kick-Off
Saturday, January 17th
Manchester United vs Manchester City – 12.30pm kick-off
Sunday, January 18
Wolves v Newcastle – 2pm kick-off
Aston Villa vs Everton – 4.30pm kick-off
Monday, January 19th
Brighton v Bournemouth – 8pm kick-off
Saturday, January 24th
Bournemouth vs Liverpool – 5.30pm kick-off
Sunday, January 25th
Brentford v Nottingham Forest – 2pm kick-off
Crystal Palace vs Chelsea – 2pm kick-off
Newcastle v Aston Villa – 2pm kick-off
Arsenal v Manchester United – 4.30pm kick-off
Monday, January 26
Everton v Leeds – 8pm kick-off
Saturday, January 31st
Chelsea vs West Ham – 5.30pm kick-off
Sunday February 1st
Aston Villa v Brentford – 2pm kick-off
Manchester United vs Fulham – 2pm kick-off
Nottingham Forest v Crystal Palace – 2pm kick-off
Tottenham v Manchester City – 4.30pm kick-off
Monday February 2nd
Sunderland v Burnley – 8pm kick-off
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