Liverpool hosted Manchester United at Anfield in October and was selected to be broadcast by Sky Sports, which moved several other games.
Liverpool have seen all three Premier League matches move in October after being selected by the broadcaster to be displayed live.
All eyes are on Arne Slot’s side this season as they wait to see if fans can defend the title. October will be a key time for the Reds who will play Chelsea, Manchester United and Brentford that month.
With 19 fixtures fully reordered, SkySports currently has the right to show 215 live matches (up from 128 last season) in the first year of a four-year £6.7 billion cycle.
The most delicious match will take place on Sunday, October 19th at 4:30pm at Liverpool’s Host United at Anfield. It forms the act of the Super Sunday headline after Tottenham vs. Aston Villa at 2pm. United hopes to compete again last season with a 2-2 draw on that fixture.
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The game will take place two weeks after Liverpool headed for Stamford Bridge and played Chelsea on October 4th at 5:30pm.
They will also be holding a trip to Brentford on Saturday, October 25th at TNT Sports, closing the show on TV. They are scheduled for it at the 12:30pm kickoff – Jurgen Klopp groans constantly – but if Liverpool were away in the Champions League last Wednesday, that would change at 8pm.
The story of West London was built around Liverpool and faces former captain Jordan Henderson.
Sky’s broadcast agreement allows multiple games to be viewed live at the same time, and three games may be broadcast at once on Sunday, October 5th. The introduction of Multiview is an attempt to replicate the popularity of the red zone in NFL coverage.
All Premier League TV fixtures for October
Friday, October 3rd
20:00 AFC Bournemouth v Fulham (Sky Sports)
Saturday, October 4th
12:30 Leeds v Spurs (TNT Sports)
Arsenal v West Ham
Everton v Crystal Palace
Man Utd v Sunderland
17:30 Chelsea v Liverpool (Sky Sports)
*Leeds v Spurs will move to 8:00 PM on Saturday, October 4th. The Spurs were the ones who played in the Champions League last Wednesday.
Sunday, October 5th
14:00 Aston Villa v Burnley (Sky Sports)
14:00 Newcastle v Nottim Forest (Sky Sports)
14:00 Wolf v Brighton (Sky Sports)
16:30 Brentford v Man City (Sky Sports)
*Aston Villa v Burnley and Newcastle V Forest were evacuated to the UEFA Europa League on the previous Thursday with the participation of Villas and Forest.
Saturday, October 18th
12:30 Nott’m Forest v Chelsea (TNT Sports)
Brighton v Newcastle
Burnley v Leeds United
Crystal Palace v AFC Bournemouth
Man City v Everton
Sunderland v Wolf
17:30 Fulham V Arsenal (Sky Sports)
Sunday, October 19th
14:00 Spurs v Aston Villa (Sky Sports)
16:30 Liverpool v Man UTD (Sky Sports)
Monday, October 20th
20:00 West Ham v Brentford (Sky Sports)
Friday, October 24th
20:00 Leeds v West Ham (Sky Sports)
Saturday, October 25th
12:30 Brentford v Liverpool (TNT Sports)
Arsenal v Crystal Palace
Chelsea v Sunderland
Newcastle v Flam
17:30 MAN UTD V Brighton (Sky Sports)
*Brentford v Liverpool will move to 8:00 PM on Saturday, October 25th if Liverpool played in the Champions League last Wednesday.
Sunday, October 26th
14:00 AFC Bournemouth v Nottim Forest (Sky Sports)
14:00 Aston Villa v Man City (Sky Sports)
14:00 Wolf v Burnley (Sky Sports)
16:30 GMT Everton v Spurs (Sky Sports)
*Bornemouth v Forest and Aston Villa v Man City were evacuated on the previous Thursday as villas and forests participated in the Europa League.
All kickoffs are at 3pm unless otherwise stated
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