Premier League football returns to our screens in June after a 100-day shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic and you can watch all of the remaining matches of the 2019/20 season live on UK television across Sky Sports, Sky Pick, BT Sport, BBC Sport and Prime Video.
As England’s top flight plays out its remaining matches behind closed doors, fans wait to see what effect, if any, the break has had on their club’s form, with Liverpool on course to win their first league title since 1990.
All 92 games left to be played this season will be shown live across the Premier League’s four TV broadcast partners – Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime and the BBC – with 33 of those matches available to watch free-to-air.
The Premier League announced the fixture schedule and live TV coverage split for the first three match rounds up to 2 July. A further 30 live matches have now been confirmed for matchweeks 33-35 from 4 to 13 July.
Sport On The Box presents a comprehensive guide to the resumption of live Premier League action across Sky Sports, BT Sport, BBC Sport and Prime Video.
Full details of each broadcaster’s live matches and coverage plans, including TV schedules, kick-off times and free-to-air matches, can be found below.
Sky Sports will show 64 live Premier League games when the season resumes.
In addition to the 39 matches already scheduled to be broadcast exclusively live on Sky Sports before the coronavirus interruption, 25 more matches will be available on Sky Sports Premier League, Sky One and free-to-air Sky Pick, which is available on Freeview and Freesat.
Live free-to-air matches include the Merseyside derby – Everton v Liverpool – on the first full weekend back and all Sky Pick matches will be available to watch in high-definition for viewers watching on Sky and Freesat.
The regular Sky Sports Premier League team, led by David Jones, Kelly Cates, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, will present the matches from the grounds, with the majority of the studio presentation and match coverage being produced remotely from Sky Studios in west London.
With no fans in attendance at the matches, Sky Sports’ coverage will utilise interactive crowd noise across all its live matches, via Sky Sports Crowds, in partnership with EA Sport’s FIFA series.
Viewers can choose between the live stadium noise on Sky Sports Premier League, or watch the action with the added crowd sound on the Main Event channel (both will feature match commentary).
The Crowds feature will be available via Sky Sports Main Event on all but two of 22 currently scheduled live on Sky games, switching to Sky Sports Premier League for Burnley v Watford (25 June) and Bournemouth v Newcastle (1 July).
All free-to-air matches on Sky Pick and Sky One will also have the Sky Sports Crowds feature available.
Other innovations include in-game catch-up service Sky Sports Recap and Sky Sports Fanzone, both of which will be available for viewers watching online via the Sky Sports website and app.
Free-to-watch highlights of every remaining Premier League game this season will be available from shortly after the full-time whistle on the Sky Sports website – skysports.com – as well as the Sky Sports App and Sky Sports Football YouTube channel.
In addition to the live matches, Sky Sports will also broadcast its regular slate of football programmes across each weekend, including Soccer AM, Gillette Soccer Saturday and Sunday Supplement.
Live matches on Sky Sports, Sky One and Sky Pick are listed below:
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WEDNESDAY 17th JUNE
Aston Villa v Sheffield United Premier League
18:00
Manchester City v Arsenal Premier League
20:15
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FRIDAY 19th JUNE
Norwich City v Southampton Premier League
18:00
Tottenham v Manchester United Premier League
20:15
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SATURDAY 20th JUNE
West Ham v Wolves Premier League
17:30
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SUNDAY 21st JUNE
Newcastle United v Sheffield United Premier League
14:00
Aston Villa v Chelsea Premier League
16:15
Everton v Liverpool Premier League
19:00
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MONDAY 22nd JUNE
Manchester City v Burnley Premier League
20:00
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TUESDAY 23rd JUNE
Leicester City v Brighton Premier League
18:00
Tottenham v West Ham Premier League
20:15
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WEDNESDAY 24th JUNE
Manchester United v Sheffield United Premier League
18:00
Liverpool v Crystal Palace Premier League
20:15
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THURSDAY 25th JUNE
Burnley v Watford Premier League
18:00
Southampton v Arsenal Premier League
18:00
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SUNDAY 28th JUNE
Watford v Southampton Premier League
16:30
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TUESDAY 30th JUNE
Brighton v Manchester United Premier League
20:15
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WEDNESDAY 1st JULY
Bournemouth v Newcastle Premier League
18:00
Everton v Leicester Premier League
18:00
West Ham v Chelsea Premier League
20:15
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THURSDAY 2nd JULY
Sheffield United v Tottenham Premier League
18:00
Manchester City v Liverpool Premier League
20:15
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SATURDAY 4th JULY
Leicester City v Crystal Palace Premier League
15:00
Wolves v Arsenal Premier League
17:30
Chelsea v Watford Premier League
20:00
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SUNDAY 5th JULY
Burnley v Sheffield United Premier League
12:00
Newcastle United v West Ham Premier League
14:00
Liverpool v Aston Villa Premier League
16:30
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MONDAY 6th JULY
Tottenham v Everton Premier League
20:00
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TUESDAY 7th JULY
Crystal Palace v Chelsea Premier League
18:00
Watford v Norwich City Premier League
18:00
Arsenal v Leicester City Premier League
20:15
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WEDNESDAY 8th JULY
Sheffield United v Wolves Premier League
18:00
Brighton v Liverpool Premier League
20:15
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THURSDAY 9th JULY
Bournemouth v Tottenham Premier League
18:00
Aston Villa v Manchester United Premier League
20:15
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SATURDAY 11th JULY
Sheffield United v Chelsea Premier League
17:30
Brighton v Manchester City Premier League
20:00
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SUNDAY 12th JULY
Wolves v Everton Premier League
12:00
Aston Villa v Crystal Palace Premier League
14:00
Tottenham v Arsenal Premier League
16:30
Bournemouth v Leicester City Premier League
19:00
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MONDAY 13th JULY
Manchester United v Southampton Premier League
20:00
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TUESDAY 14th JULY
Chelsea v Norwich City Premier League
20:15
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WEDNESDAY 15th JULY
Manchester City v Bournemouth Premier League
18:00
Arsenal v Liverpool Premier League
20:15
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THURSDAY 16th JULY
Everton v Aston Villa Premier League
18:00
Leicester City v Sheffield United Premier League
18:00
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FRIDAY 17th JULY
West Ham v Watford Premier League
20:00
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SATURDAY 18th JULY
Norwich City v Burnley Premier League
17:30
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SUNDAY 19th JULY
Tottenham v Leicester City Premier League
16:00
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MONDAY 20th JULY
Brighton v Newcastle United Premier League
18:00
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TUESDAY 21st JULY
Watford v Manchester City Premier League
18:00
Aston Villa v Arsenal Premier League
20:15
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WEDNESDAY 22nd JULY
Manchester United v West Ham Premier League
18:00
Liverpool v Chelsea Premier League
20:15
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SUNDAY 26th JULY
Arsenal v Watford Premier League – Final Day
16:00
Burnley v Brighton Premier League – Final Day
16:00
Chelsea v Wolves Premier League – Final Day
16:00
Crystal Palace v Tottenham Premier League – Final Day
16:00
Everton v Bournemouth Premier League – Final Day
16:00
Leicester City v Manchester United Premier League – Final Day
16:00
Manchester City v Norwich City Premier League – Final Day
16:00
Southampton v Sheffield United Premier League – Final Day
16:00
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BT Sport will broadcast 20 live Premier League games for the remainder of the 2019/20 season.
Jake Humphrey and the regular BT Sport football team, including Rio Ferdinand, Steve McManaman, Peter Crouch and Robbie Savage, will present the live action, with Early Kick-Off returning to build-up to BT’s live matches on Saturdays from 20 June.
BT’s coverage will be produced remotely to minimise the number of people that will be at a ground or the studio, with presenters at the BT Sport studios in Stratford, and some guests and the majority of crew working remotely or from home.
Across the first three matchdays, BT Sport will be showing seven games, including matches that could have huge ramifications at both ends of the table.
Coverage restarts with double-header on 20 June, as Watford host Leicester from midday, before Arsenal travel to Brighton for the Premier League’s first-ever UK-televised 3pm kick-off.
Other standout fixtures on BT Sport include a huge clash at the top of the table as Frank Lampard’s Chelsea host Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City at Stamford Bridge on Thursday, 25 June.
BT Sport viewers will have the option to watch with or without pre-recorded crowd noise via the red button, with this option also available online via bt.com/sport and BT Sport app.
Also available on the app will be Watch Together, a new social innovation allowing customers to watch, see and chat with friends in a split screen while the match is being played.
The majority of BT’s live games will be broadcast in 4K HDR with Dolby Atmos via BT Sport Ultimate, as well as in 360° on the BT Sport app for mobile and tablet.
Live matches on BT Sport are listed below:
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SATURDAY 20th JUNE
Watford v Leicester City Premier League
12:30
Brighton v Arsenal Premier League
15:00
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WEDNESDAY 24th JUNE
Newcastle United v Aston Villa Premier League
18:00
Wolves v Bournemouth Premier League
18:00
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THURSDAY 25th JUNE
Chelsea v Manchester City Premier League
20:15
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SATURDAY 27th JUNE
Aston Villa v Wolves Premier League
12:30
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WEDNESDAY 1st JULY
Arsenal v Norwich City Premier League
18:00
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SATURDAY 4th JULY
Norwich City v Brighton Premier League
12:30
Manchester United v Bournemouth Premier League
15:00
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WEDNESDAY 8th JULY
Manchester City v Newcastle United Premier League
18:00
West Ham v Burnley Premier League
18:00
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SATURDAY 11th JULY
Norwich City v West Ham Premier League
12:30
Liverpool v Burnley Premier League
15:00
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WEDNESDAY 15th JULY
Newcastle United v Tottenham Premier League
18:00
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THURSDAY 16th JULY
Crystal Palace v Manchester United Premier League
20:15
Southampton v Brighton Premier League
20:15
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SUNDAY 19th JULY
Bournemouth v Southampton Premier League
14:00
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MONDAY 20th JULY
Wolves v Crystal Palace Premier League
20:15
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SUNDAY 26th JULY
Newcastle United v Liverpool Premier League – Final Day
16:00
West Ham v Aston Villa Premier League – Final Day
16:00
BBC Sport
For the first time since the Premier League’s inception in 1992, the BBC will broadcast live games from England’s top flight on free-to-air television.
Four live games in total will air on BBC TV until the end of the season, complimenting regular Match Of The Day highlights programmes on Saturday and Sunday nights.
Before the Premier League era, the last time a top-flight league football match was broadcast live on the BBC was 32 years ago, during the 1987/88 season.
The BBC’s live Premier League coverage will be presented by Gary Lineker and starts on 20 June with Bournemouth v Crystal Palace on BBC One, followed by Norwich v Everton on 24 June, which will be split across BBC Two (first half) and BBC One (second half).
Like Sky and BT, BBC viewers will also be given the option to watch the matches with or without crowd effects via an alternative audio option on the BBC Red Button and the BBC Sport website.
In addition, there will be special MOTDx Watchalongs available the BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website, featuring Reece Parkinson and Liam Loftus, along with special celebrity fans, bringing together viewers from up and down the country to watch the BBC’s live Premier League matches and FA Cup games.
Along with the live matches and MOTD highlights shows, Football Focus returns to BBC One on Saturday lunchtimes from 20 June, but Final Score will not be returning in its usual format.
A non-studio version of the programme – 5 Live Final Score – featuring the usual Final Score graphics with commentary from BBC Radio 5 live, will instead be broadcast on selected days via the Red Button, iPlayer and BBC Sport website.
All of the BBC’s coverage will be available to watch live or catch-up on the action via the BBC Sport website and BBC iPlayer.
Live matches on BBC TV are listed below:
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SATURDAY 20th JUNE
Bournemouth v Crystal Palace Premier League
19:45
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WEDNESDAY 24th JUNE
Norwich City v Everton Premier League
18:00
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SUNDAY 5th JULY
Southampton v Manchester City Premier League
19:00
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WEDNESDAY 15th JULY
Burnley v Wolves Premier League
18:00
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Amazon’s Prime Video service will make its four Premier League games free to watch for all viewers when the season restarts.
Fans will not need a Prime membership to watch live matches on its online streaming platform when the top-flight campaign resumes.
Gabby Logan will present Prime Video’s live coverage of all four matches, which will also give viewers the choice of watching the action with artificial crowd noise or live stadium sound.
Fans in the UK will also have the option to live stream Prime Video’s Premier League matches for free on video streaming platform Twitch.
Prime Video made their first foray into live Premier League coverage earlier in the season with two rounds of December fixtures, including exclusive coverage of the Boxing Day clashes.
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