The Premier League has confirmed the fixture schedule for two match rounds from 14-22 July of the resumed 2019/20 season, with live matches on Sky Sports, 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.
Sky Sports will screen 13 live matches over the course of matchweeks 36 and 37, including four of those matches available to watch on its free-to-air channel Pick.
Five matches will be broadcast live on BT Sport, whilst the BBC and Prime Video will screen their fourth and final allocated live matches each during this period.
All matches will take place providing all safety requirements are in place and will be played behind closed doors.
The Premier League has also confirmed that the final day fixtures of the 2019/20 season will be played on Sunday 26 July, with all matches kicking off at 4pm.
Sky Sports and BT Sport’s live match picks for the final round of Premier League fixtures will be confirmed in due course.
Full details of the 20 live Premier League games across matchweeks 36 and 37 to be broadcast across Sky Sports, Sky Pick, BT Sport, BBC and Prime Video can be found below.
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UPDATE: Sky Sports will also broadcast Liverpool’s game against Chelsea on 22 July, which will includes the presentation of the Premier League trophy, live on its free-to-air channel Pick.
Fans without a Sky Sports subscription will be able to watch Liverpool’s players and staff being presented with their medals and the Premier League trophy, on a special podium built on the Kop, surrounded by fan banners.
Sir Kenny Dalglish, Liverpool’s manager when they last won the title in 1990, will be part of the trophy presentation party.
Commenting on the move, Rob Webster, Sky Sports managing director said:
“We are delighted to make this occasion free to air in the UK. Liverpool vs Chelsea is always one of the Premier League’s most eagerly anticipated fixtures, and now more viewers than ever before will have the opportunity to enjoy and be inspired by what will unfold in front of them on Wednesday July 22.
“On this occasion, because of the unprecedented times we decided to make this blockbuster Premier League fixture free to air, and for Liverpool fans to have the chance to see the lifting of the Premier League trophy.”
Watch Liverpool vs Chelsea live on Pick, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event on 22 July from 8pm (kick-off 8.15pm).
For a full list of all forthcoming major football matches on the box, visit SOTB’s dedicated football TV listings page.
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TUESDAY 14th JULY
Chelsea v Norwich City
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20:15 |
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WEDNESDAY 15th JULY
Burnley v Wolves
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18:00 |
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Manchester City v Bournemouth
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18:00 |
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Newcastle United v Tottenham
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18:00 |
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Arsenal v Liverpool
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20:15 |
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THURSDAY 16th JULY
Everton v Aston Villa
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18:00 |
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Leicester City v Sheffield United
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18:00 |
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Crystal Palace v Manchester United
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20:15 |
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Southampton v Brighton
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20:15 |
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FRIDAY 17th JULY
West Ham v Watford
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20:00 |
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SATURDAY 18th JULY
Norwich City v Burnley
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17:30 |
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SUNDAY 19th JULY
Bournemouth v Southampton
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14:00 |
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Tottenham v Leicester City
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16:00 |
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MONDAY 20th JULY
Brighton v Newcastle United
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18:00 |
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Sheffield United v Everton
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18:00 |
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Wolves v Crystal Palace
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20:15 |
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TUESDAY 21st JULY
Watford v Manchester City
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18:00 |
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Aston Villa v Arsenal
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20:15 |
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WEDNESDAY 22nd JULY
Manchester United v West Ham
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18:00 |
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Liverpool v Chelsea
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20:15 |
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