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Premier League televised fixtures announced, with Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool all set to be rescheduled for September<\/h2>\n
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September’s notable match is the Manchester derby (Image: 2026 Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA)<\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/div>\n
The Manchester derby has been rescheduled for broadcast after the Premier League decided to broadcast it on TV in September. The match, which pits Michael Carrick against Enzo Maresca, will be the first without Pep Guardiola in 10 years.<\/p>\n
The game was moved to Sunday, September 13th instead of Saturday. United’s matches against Ipswich, Everton and Fulham have also all been rescheduled to the next day of their original dates.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, City face Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Friday night, but otherwise have games remaining against Coventry and Sunderland at 3pm on Saturday.<\/p>\n
Arsenal and Chelsea both had three games moved. The Gunners face Aston Villa on Monday August 31st and Sunderland on September 12th at 8pm.<\/p>\n
Mikel Arteta’s side will face Chelsea in an early London derby on Sunday, September 6. The Blues have swapped their games against Brighton and Brentford, with the former on Sunday and the latter on Friday night, although this could be moved to Saturday night, depending on their opponents in the third round of the Carabao Cup.<\/p>\n
Liverpool’s new manager Andoni Iraola believes three matches have been changed due to television broadcasters. The first home game of the season against Nottingham Forest will be broadcast on Saturday 29th August at 12.30pm, followed by a match against Ipswich the following Friday night.<\/p>\n
Many of this season’s Premier League matches will fall outside the traditional Saturday slot, with nine teams taking part in European competition in 2026\/27.<\/p>\n
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Arsenal won the Premier League last season (Image: Michael Regan\/Getty Images For Premier League)<\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United, Aston Villa and Liverpool will be in the Champions League, Bournemouth, Sunderland and Crystal Palace will be in the Europa League and Brighton will be in the qualifying round of the Conference League.<\/p>\n
That could mean more Monday and Friday night games throughout the season, with the likes of Chelsea, Newcastle and Tottenham out of European competition.<\/p>\n
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Complete list of supplies<\/h3>\n
Friday 28 August – 20:00 – Crystal Palace vs Manchester City (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Saturday 29 August – 12:30 – Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest (TNT Sports)<\/p>\n
Saturday 29th August – 17:30 – Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Sunday 30th August – 14:00 – Chelsea vs Brighton & Hove Albion (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Sunday 30th August – 14:00 – Leeds United vs Brentford (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Sunday 30th August – 14:00 – Sunderland vs Fulham (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Sunday 30th August – 16:30 – Manchester United vs Ipswich Town (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Monday 31st August – 20:00 – Aston Villa vs Arsenal (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Friday 4th September – 20:00 – Ipswich Town v Liverpool (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Saturday 5th September – 12:30 – Newcastle United vs AFC Bournemouth (TNT Sports)<\/p>\n
Saturday 5th September – 17:30 – Hull City vs Aston Villa (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Sunday 6th September – 14:00 – Everton vs Manchester United (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Sunday 6th September – 16:30 – Arsenal vs Chelsea (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Saturday 12 September – 17:30 – Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Saturday 12th September – 20:00 – Sunderland v Arsenal (TNT Sports)<\/p>\n
Sunday 13th September – 14:00 – Coventry City v Brighton & Hove Albion (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Sunday 13th September – 16:30 – Manchester United vs Manchester City (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Monday 14th September – 20:00 – Leeds United vs Newcastle United (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Friday 18th September – 20:00 – Brentford vs Chelsea (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Saturday 19th September – 12:30 – Tottenham Hotspur vs Aston Villa (TNT Sports)<\/p>\n
Saturday 19th September – 17:30 – Nottingham Forest v Coventry City (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Sunday 20th September – 14:00 – AFC Bournemouth vs Liverpool (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
Sunday 20th September – 16:30 – Fulham vs Manchester United (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n
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