Premier League: Live TV fixtures confirmed to mid-July
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The Premier League has confirmed the fixture schedule for the three match rounds between 4-13 July of the resumed 2019/20 season, with live matches on Sky Sports, Sky Pick, BT Sport, BBC Sport and Amazon Prime Video.
Top-flight football resumed behind closed doors on 17 June and all the remaining matches this season will be broadcast live on UK television, a third of which will be available to watch free-to-air.
Of the 30 newly confirmed matches, 21 of them will be broadcast live on Sky Sports, including the north London derby between Tottenham and Arsenal, which will form part of a quadruple-header Super Sunday on 12 July.
Seven of Sky’s live matches will also be available to watch on its free-to-air channel Sky Pick.
BT Sport will broadcast six live matches across the three matchweeks, including a relegation six-pointer at the foot of the table when Norwich City host Brighton on 4 July.
They will also screen a midweek double-header on 8 July, featuring Manchester City’s clash with Newcastle and West Ham against Burnley.
The BBC will show Southampton’s home clash against Manchester City on 5 July, which will be the third of their four allocated live free-to-air matches.
Prime Video adds two matches to its schedules – Everton v Southampton and Watford v Newcastle – both of which will be free to watch for non-subscribers via its online streaming platform.
All matches will take place providing all safety requirements are met and will be played behind closed doors.
Full details of the 30 live Premier League games from matchweeks 33 to 35 to be broadcast across Sky Sports, Sky Pick, BT Sport, BBC and Prime Video, from 4-13 July, can be found below.
