Premier League on TV - fixture list

Our friends from up the road on quite a lot...

Liverpool v Stoke City
Saturday 17 August, 12.45pm (BT Sport)

Swansea City v Manchester United
Saturday 17 August, 5.30pm (Sky Sports)

Crystal Palace v Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday 18 August, 1.30pm (Sky Sports)

Chelsea v Hull City
Sunday 18 August, 4pm (Sky Sports)

Manchester City v Newcastle United
Monday 19 August, 8pm (Sky Sports)

Fulham v Arsenal
Saturday 24 August, 12.45pm (BT Sport)

Aston Villa v Liverpool
Saturday 24 August, 5.30pm (Sky Sports)

Cardiff City v Manchester City
Sunday 25 August, 4pm (Sky Sports)

Tottenham Hotspur v Swansea City
Sunday 25 August, 4pm
*Fixture moved due to Tottenham’s participation in the Europa League Play-Off the preceding Thursday

Manchester United v Chelsea
Monday 26 August, 8pm (Sky Sports)

Chelsea v Aston Villa
*TBC, Postponed due to Chelsea’s participation in the UEFA Super Cup the preceding Thursday

Manchester City v Hull City
Saturday 31 August, 12.45pm (BT Sport)

Crystal Palace v Sunderland
Saturday 31 August, 5.30pm (Sky Sports)

Liverpool v Manchester United
Sunday 1 September, 1.30pm (Sky Sports)

Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday 1 September, 4pm (Sky Sports)

Manchester United v Crystal Palace
Saturday 14 September, 12.45pm (BT Sport)

Everton v Chelsea
Saturday 14 September, 5.30pm (Sky Sports)

Southampton v West Ham United
Sunday 15 September, 4pm (Sky Sports)

Swansea City v Liverpool
Monday 16 September, 8pm (Sky Sports)

Norwich City v Aston Villa
Saturday 21 September, 12.45pm (BT Sport)

Chelsea v Fulham
Saturday 21 September, 5.30pm (Sky Sports)

Arsenal v Stoke City
Sunday 22 September, 1.30pm (Sky Sports)

Manchester City v Manchester United
Sunday 22 September, 4pm (Sky Sports)

Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea
Saturday 28 September, 12:45pm (BT Sport)

Swansea City v Arsenal
Saturday 28 September, 5:30pm (Sky Sports)

Stoke City v Norwich City
Sunday 29 September, 1:30pm (Sky Sports)

Sunderland v Liverpool
Sunday 29 September, 4pm (Sky Sports)

Everton v Newcastle United
Monday 30 September, 8pm (Sky Sports)

Manchester City v Everton
Saturday 5 October, 12:45pm (BT Sport)

Sunderland v Manchester United
Saturday 5 October, 5:30pm (Sky Sports)

Norwich City v Chelsea
Sunday 6 October, 1:30pm (Sky Sports)

West Bromwich Albion v Arsenal
Sunday 6 October, 4pm (Sky Sports)

Newcastle United v Liverpool
Saturday 19 October, 12:45pm (BT Sport)

West Ham United v Manchester City
Saturday 19 October, 5:30pm (Sky Sports)

Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday 20 October, 4pm (Sky Sports)

Crystal Palace v Fulham
Monday 21 October, 8pm (Sky Sports)

Crystal Palace v Arsenal
Saturday 26 October, 12:45pm (BT Sport)

Southampton v Fulham
Saturday 26 October, 5:30pm (Sky Sports)

Chelsea v Manchester City
Sunday 27 October, 1:30pm (Sky Sports)

Sunderland v Newcastle United
Sunday 27 October, 4pm (Sky Sports)

Newcastle United v Chelsea
Saturday 2 November, 12:45pm (BT Sport)

Arsenal v Liverpool
Saturday 2 November, 5:30pm (Sky Sports)

Everton v Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday 3 November, 1:30pm (Sky Sports)

Cardiff City v Swansea City
Sunday 3 November, 4pm (Sky Sports)

Norwich City v West Ham United
Saturday 9 November, 5:30pm (Sky Sports)

Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United
Sunday 10 November, midday (Sky Sports)

Sunderland v Manchester City
Sunday 10 November, 2:05pm (Sky Sports)

Manchester United v Arsenal
Sunday 10 November, 4:10pm (Sky Sports)

Everton v Liverpool
Saturday 23 November, 12:45pm (BT Sport)

Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur
Saturday 23 November, 5:30pm (Sky Sports)

West Ham United v Chelsea
Sunday 24 November, 1:30pm (Sky Sports)
*This match is subject to Chelsea's possible participation in the UEFA Champions League the following Tuesday

Cardiff City v Manchester United
Sunday 24 November, 4pm (Sky Sports)
*This match is subject to Manchester United's possible participation in the UEFA Champions League the following Tuesday

West Bromwich Albion v Aston Villa
Monday 25 November, 8pm (Sky Sports)

Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United
Saturday 30 November, 12:45pm (BT Sport)
*Should Tottenham Hotspur qualify for the Group Stages of the UEFA Europa League this match will move to Sunday 1 December, midday and remain live on BT Sport

Newcastle United v West Bromwich Albion
Saturday 30 November, 5:30pm (Sky Sports)

Hull City v Liverpool
Sunday 1 December, 1:30pm (Sky Sports)
*This match will kick-off at 2:05pm in the event of Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United moving to Sunday 1 Dec, midday

Chelsea v Southampton
Sunday 1 December, 4pm (Sky Sports)
*This match will kick-off at 4:10pm in the event of Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United moving to Sunday 1 Dec, midday

Arsenal v Hull City
Wednesday 4 December, 7:45pm
*Consequent to Hull City v Liverpool moving to Sunday 1 December.

Stoke City v Cardiff City
Wednesday 4 December, 7:45pm
*Change to Stoke City's previously nominated midweek evening date from Tuesday to Wednesday

Sunderland v Chelsea
Wednesday 4 December, 7:45pm
*Consequent to Chelsea v Southampton moving to Sunday 1 December

Stoke City v Swansea City
Wednesday 12 February, 7:45pm
*Change to Stoke City's previously nominated midweek evening date from Tuesday to Wednesday

So before Christmas alone, they have five of their games moved to times other than Saturday 3pm kick offs. Annoying.

1245pm kick off in Manchester too. Harsh.

edna krabappel said:

So before Christmas alone, they have five of their games moved to times other than Saturday 3pm kick offs. Annoying.

1245pm kick off in Manchester too. Harsh.

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Utd fans will have booked all the seats on the trains from London as well

Just one of the reasons the premier league is a pain in the arse for fans who want to actully go and watch football on a sat at 15.00 hours.

I have been to Old trafford so I wont mind missing it but 12.45 thats a 7 oclock start then.....bollocks to that!!

I see Sky have picked the relegation dogfight on August 31st , are they predicting it will all be over bar the shouting by then ?

Mustafa said:

They'll be getting a good hiding from at least 3 of those - Should be worth a watch.

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Bollocks to that. I have cancelled Sky Sports, not having my hard earned going into their coffers.

Bit disappointed by the offerings on BT Sport. Signed up with their broadband to get the free Sport channel deal and was lead to believe they were going to have some of the top pick games. From that list however, there are only really three I'd consider significant matches: Spurs v Chelsea, Everton v Liverpool and Spurs v Man U.

Colossal Squid said:

Bit disappointed by the offerings on BT Sport. Signed up with their broadband to get the free Sport channel deal and was lead to believe they were going to have some of the top pick games. From that list however, there are only really three I'd consider significant matches: Spurs v Chelsea, Everton v Liverpool and Spurs v Man U.

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I didn't bother with BT Sport in the end - all there games seem to be on Saturday when I'll be watching the Albion anyway.

edna krabappel said:

So before Christmas alone, they have five of their games moved to times other than Saturday 3pm kick offs. Annoying.

1245pm kick off in Manchester too. Harsh.

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I would prefer this when we are in the Prem as it means that you can get home at a reasonable time. If you are desperate for a drink before the game, you would just have to drink on the train and early!

Looks like there'll be a big turnout of Palace fans in Croydon for their 1st home game - in the pubs

Colossal Squid said:

Bit disappointed by the offerings on BT Sport. Signed up with their broadband to get the free Sport channel deal and was lead to believe they were going to have some of the top pick games. From that list however, there are only really three I'd consider significant matches: Spurs v Chelsea, Everton v Liverpool and Spurs v Man U.

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Sky have used up most of their picks. So expect BT Sport to get better games towards end of the season. Half the games clash with Albion games anyway so I doubt I'll bother if it ever comes to virgin media

Arsenal v Spuds is usually an early kick off. Surprised the Police have agreed to 4pm on a Sunday - plenty of drinking time. The Emirates doesn't have the best segregation outside or inside the ground.

How dull must the other fixtures be on the day Palace v Sunderland was chosen?

Rumours that Sky will be broadcasting their matches through free-to-air Pick TV on the first weekend, in an attempt to undermine BT Sport's launch.

edna krabappel said:

How dull must the other fixtures be on the day Palace v Sunderland was chosen?

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They have a quota that they have to show each club a certain number of times in the season. To ensure they don't end up having to show a game like this when things are heating up at the end of the season, they will do this early season to use up a quota for both clubs at the same time.

strings said:

Rumours that Sky will be broadcasting their matches through free-to-air Pick TV on the first weekend, in an attempt to undermine BT Sport's launch.

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Confirmed: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...season-as-battle-with-BT-Sport-escalates.html

strings said:

Rumours that Sky will be broadcasting their matches through free-to-air Pick TV on the first weekend, in an attempt to undermine BT Sport's launch.

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Indeed

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/10147830/Sky-Sports-offer-free-live-Premier-League-action-on-first-weekend-of-season-as-battle-with-BT-Sport-escalates.html

8ace said:

I didn't bother with BT Sport in the end - all there games seem to be on Saturday when I'll be watching the Albion anyway.

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BT's matches are in the 1245 slot on a Saturday, same as ESPN's used to be 1730. SKY would never let anyone get hold of their SUPER Sundays

Ernest said:

BT's matches are in the 1245 slot on a Saturday, same as ESPN's used to be 1730. SKY would never let anyone get hold of their SUPER Sundays

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Is it safe to assume we will still be able to watch the 12.45 games at The Amex as they have moved from Sky to BT Sport?

Was quite excited by free BT sports, but 12:45 sat going to miss most of them anyway. It is Sunday PM in the winter when I fancy a bit of TV footie. I think Sky will survive the BT competition (and BT may have shot themseleves in the foot !)

I hadn't realised all the BT games were the Saturday lunch time ones. That's a bit shit. Just as well I'm not paying for it really or it just wouldn't have been worth it. As a football fan my Saturday afternoons are already taken up. I want telly football for when I'm not going to the football