Sky Sports and BT Sport will follow the race for the title, the battle for the top four and the fight for survival in a packed Premier League schedule for April.
The Merseyside and north London derbies, as well as Manchester United’s clash with Chelsea, are among the 17 live matches to be broadcast on Sky Sports, while BT Sport’s eight live games in April include Chelsea’s home fixture against Manchester City and south-coast derby.
It is set to be one of the closest run-ins at both ends of the table and both networks will feature all the top teams during April as both the title race and the fight for Premier League survival intensifies.
Sky Sports Head of Football, Gary Hughes said: “Sky Sports is the place to see the remaining big fixtures as the Premier League heads towards its dramatic conclusion.
“There is so much still to play for at both ends of the table and we will be there every step of the way.”
Simon Green, head of BT Sport, said: “As the year’s major competitions begin to reach their conclusion, April’s busy footballing schedule should prove pivotal to all football teams in the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League and Emirates FA Cup.
“Whether your team is fighting for the title, relegation or battling it out in the latter stages of cup competitions, we have a great month of football in store.”
All 25 newly confirmed live Premier League games in April will also be available to watch Sky and BT’s respective 4K Ultra HD services, on Sky Q via the red button and BT Sport 4K UHD channel.
For the full list of live televised fixtures in April 2017, starting with two live games on Saturday, April 1, the Merseyside derby at Anfield on Sky Sports and Southampton’s home match against south-coast rivals Bournemouth on BT Sport, see below.
Confirmation of match dates, kick-off times and TV broadcast of several fixtures are subject to change depending on results in FA Cup and European competitions.
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PREMIER LEAGUE LIVE IN APRIL 2017
SATURDAY 1st APRIL
Liverpool v Everton
Premier League
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12:30
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Southampton v Bournemouth
Premier League
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17:30
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SUNDAY 2nd APRIL
Swansea City v Middlesbrough
Premier League
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13:30
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Arsenal v Manchester City
Premier League
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16:00
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TUESDAY 4th APRIL
Manchester Utd v Everton
Premier League
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20:00
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WEDNESDAY 5th APRIL
Chelsea v Manchester City
Premier League
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20:00
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SATURDAY 8th APRIL
Tottenham Hotspur v Watford*
Premier League
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12:30
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Bournemouth v Chelsea
Premier League
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17:30
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SUNDAY 9th APRIL
Sunderland v Manchester Utd
Premier League
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13:30
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Everton v Leicester City*
Premier League
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16:00
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MONDAY 10th APRIL
Crystal Palace v Arsenal
Premier League
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20:00
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SATURDAY 15th APRIL
Tottenham Hotspur v Bournemouth
Premier League
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12:30
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Southampton v Manchester City
Premier League
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17:30
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SUNDAY 16th APRIL
West Brom v Liverpool
Premier League
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13:30
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Manchester Utd v Chelsea
Premier League
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16:00
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MONDAY 17th APRIL
Middlesbrough v Arsenal**
Premier League
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20:00
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SATURDAY 22nd APRIL
Manchester City v West Brom***
Premier League
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12:30
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SUNDAY 23rd APRIL
Leicester City v Tottenham Hotspur***
Premier League
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12:00
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Burnley v Manchester Utd***
Premier League
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14:15
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Chelsea v Southampton***
Premier League
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14:15
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Liverpool v Crystal Palace
Premier League
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16:30
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SATURDAY 29th APRIL
Crystal Palace v Burnley
Premier League
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17:30
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SUNDAY 30th APRIL
Manchester Utd v Swansea City
Premier League
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12:00
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Everton v Chelsea
Premier League
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14:05
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Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal**
Premier League
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16:30
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MONDAY 1st MAY
Watford v Liverpool
Premier League
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20:00
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* Subject to Leicester’s involvement in the Champions League, Everton v Leicester City could move to Saturday April 8, 12.30pm, with Tottenham Hotspur v Watford moving to Sunday April 9, 4pm.
** Subject to Arsenal’s involvement in the Champions League
*** Subject to FA Cup semi-finals
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