All Premier League matches will continue to be shown live across Sky Sports, BT Sport, BBC Sport and Prime Video, with the live TV picks up to the penultimate matchweek now confirmed as 2020/21 season approaches its climax.
Every fixture will be shown live in the UK via the league’s four UK broadcast partners with this arrangement extended until UK Government guidance allows supporters to safely return to stadiums.
Up to and including the penultimate round of the season on 18-19 May, Sky Sports will show 31 live games among their selection, including Manchester United hosting Liverpool, runaway league leaders Man City in action against Chelsea, and top-four chasers West Ham’s games against Burnley and Everton.
A further nine live games will be shown on BT Sport, while the BBC and Prime Video will also show one live match each.
Details of the live televised matches up to and including the penultimate matchweek on 18-19 May can be found below.
Confirmation of the live TV matches on the final day of the 2020/21 season on Sunday, 23 May, will be confirmed in due course.
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