Premier League fixtures, kick-off time and TV schedule for remaining games

The Premier League countdown is on for the restart of English top-flight football as millions of fans eagerly anticipate its return, following a three month shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The action gets underway midweek with Aston Villa v Sheffield United and Manchester City vs Arsenal on June 17, those four teams playing their games-in-hand to level up the table for a final nine matches each.

In the first full round of fixtures, runaway leaders Liverpool will continue their campaign in the Merseyside derby against Everton.

Should Pep Guardiola’s men lose against Arsenal a victory for Jurgen Klopp would see the Reds seal the title.

Here’s your guide to the season’s restart – with the remaining 92 fixture dates, plans for TV coverage and how many games will be free to watch for UK audiences.

The Premier League will shortly restart and see Manchester City host Arsenal on first day back

When does the Premier League restart?

The English top-flight will return to action on June 17 with Aston Villa vs Sheffield United followed by Man City vs Arsenal. These four teams have played one fewer match than the rest of the Premier League.

The first full matchday will then follow from Friday, June 19 to Monday, June 22.

What channel will Premier League be on?

All 92 remaining matches will be broadcast live across current rights holders Sky Sports, BT Sport and Amazon, while the BBC will broadcast four live matches for the first time since the Premier League’s formation in 1992.

Sky Sports will broadcast the majority of the games with 64, whilst BT Sport will show 20 matches with Amazon Prime and the BBC each to show 4 games.

So far we have provisional fixture list and TV schedule for the first three round so check it out further down this article.

How many games will be free-to-air?

As it stands – 33 of the 92 remaining top-flight games this season will be free-to-air on Sky Sports, Amazon Prime and BBC. Twenty five games will be free on Sky channel Sky Pick.

Amazon Prime and the BBC will show all eight of their allocated games for free, with Sky Sports to provide a further 25 games for free without a subscription – including Everton vs Liverpool.

It is still unknown whether BT Sport will show any of their remaining 20 games for free.

Provisional Premier League fixtures 2019-20

The provisional fixture list and TV schedule for the first three rounds of matches have been been handed to Premier League clubs ahead of the resumption of the football season.

Wednesday, June 17

Aston Villa vs Sheffield United – 6pm – Sky Sports
Manchester City vs Arsenal – 8pm – Sky Sports

Friday, June 19

Norwich vs Southampton – 6pm – Sky Sports, Sky Pick
Tottenham vs Manchester United – 8pm – Sky Sports

Saturday, June 20

Watford vs Leicester – 12:30pm – BT Sport
Brighton vs Arsenal – 3pm – BT Sport
West Ham vs Wolves – 5:30pm – Sky Sports
Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace – 7:45pm – BBC

Sunday, June 21

Newcastle vs Sheffield United – 2pm – Sky Sports, Sky Pick
Aston Villa vs Chelsea – 4:30pm – Sky Sports
Everton vs Liverpool – 7pm – Sky Sports, Sky Pick

Monday, June 22

Manchester City vs Burnley – 8pm – Sky Sports

Tuesday, June 23

Southampton vs Arsenal – 6pm – Sky Sports
Tottenham vs West Ham – 8:15pm – Sky Sports

Wednesday, June 24

Manchester United vs Sheffield United – 6pm – Sky Sports, Sky Pick
Newcastle vs Aston Villa – 6pm – Sky Sports
Norwich vs Everton – 6pm – BBC
Liverpool vs Crystal Palace – 8:15pm – Sky Sports

Thursday, June 25

Burnley vs Watford – 6pm – Sky Sports, Sky Pick
Leicester vs Brighton – 6pm – Sky Sports
Chelsea vs Manchester City – 8:15pm – BT Sport
Wolves vs Bournemouth – 8:15pm – BT Sport

Sunday, June 28

Aston Villa vs Wolves – 12pm – BT Sport
Watford vs Southampton – 4.:0pm – Sky Sports, Sky Pick

Monday, June 29

Crystal Palace vs Burnley – 8pm – Amazon Prime

Tuesday, June 30

Brighton vs Manchester United – 6pm – Sky Sports, Sky Pick
Sheffield United vs Tottenham – 8:15pm – Sky Sports

Wednesday, July 1

Bournemouth vs Newcastle – 6pm – Sky Sports, Sky Pick
Everton vs Leicester – 6pm – Sky Sports
West Ham vs Chelsea – 8:15pm – Sky Sports

Thursday, July 2

Arsenal vs Norwich – 6pm – BT Sport
Manchester City vs Liverpool – 8:15pm – Sky Sports

Premier League table – as it stands

English Premier League Table
Club	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Liverpool	29	27	1	1	66	21	45	82
Man City	29	18	3	7	68	31	37	57
Leicester City	29	16	5	8	58	28	30	53
Chelsea	29	14	6	9	51	39	12	48
Manchester United	29	12	9	8	44	30	14	45
Wolves	29	10	13	6	41	34	7	43
Sheffield United	28	11	10	7	30	25	5	43
Tottenham	29	11	8	10	47	40	7	41
Arsenal	28	9	13	6	40	36	4	40
Burnley	29	11	6	12	34	40	-6	39
Crystal Palace	29	10	9	10	26	32	-6	39
Everton	29	10	7	12	37	46	-9	37
Newcastle	29	9	8	12	25	41	-16	35
Southampton	29	10	4	15	35	52	-17	34
Brighton	29	6	11	12	32	40	-8	29
West Ham	29	7	6	16	35	50	-15	27
Watford	29	6	9	14	27	44	-17	27
Bournemouth	29	7	6	16	29	47	-18	27
Aston Villa	28	7	4	17	34	56	-22	25
Norwich	29	5	6	18	25	52	-27	21