Premier League fixtures, dates, kick-off times and how to watch remaining games
English top flight returns in June after a three-month break
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Your support makes all the difference.The 2019/20 Premier League season is due to return from a three-month coronavirus-enforced break on 17 June, but there are some details yet to be ironed out.
There are 92 fixtures still to be played, with every team needing to complete nine each, except Manchester City, Arsenal, Aston Villa and Sheffield United, who all have 10 clashes ahead of them.
While Liverpool have all but sealed the title with a 25-point lead, there is still much to play for.
Some teams will try to claim a place in next season’s Champions League and Europa League, while others face a tough battle to avoid relegation.
Here’s what we know so far about the return of the Premier League.
When will matches begin?
The four teams with a game in hand are all in action on 17 June as Manchester City take on Arsenal, while Aston Villa face Sheffield United.
The first full set of matchdays then follows on the weekend of 19-21 June.
What are the remaining fixtures?
Full schedule
Weds 17th June
Aston Villa vs Sheffield United (6pm) Sky Sports
Man City vs Arsenal (8:15pm) Sky Sports
Fri 19th June
Norwich vs Southampton (6pm) Sky Sports
Tottenham vs Manchester United (8:15pm) Sky Sports
Sat 20th June
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
Sun 21st June
Newcastle vs Sheffield United (2pm) Sky Sports
Aston Villa vs Chelsea (4.15pm) Sky Sports
Everton vs Liverpool (7pm) Sky Sports
Mon 22nd June
Man City vs Burnley (8pm) Sky Sports
Tues 23rd June
Leicester vs Brighton (6pm) Sky Sports
Tottenham vs West Ham (8.15pm) Sky Sports
Weds 24th June
Manchester United vs Sheffield United (6pm) Sky Sports
Newcastle vs Aston Villa (6pm) BT Sport
Norwich vs Everton (6pm) BBC
Wolves vs Bournemouth (6pm) BT Sport
Liverpool vs Crystal Palace (8.15pm) Sky Sports
Thurs 25th June
Burnley vs Watford (6pm) Sky Sports
Southampton vs Arsenal (6pm) Sky Sports
Chelsea vs Man City (8.15pm) BT Sport
Sat 27th June
Aston Villa vs Wolves (12:30pm) BT Sport
Sun 28th June
Watford vs Southampton (4.30pm) Sky Sports
Mon 29th June
Crystal Palace vs Burnley (8pm) Amazon Prime
Tues 30th June
Brighton vs Manchester United (8:15pm) Sky Sports
Weds 1st July
Arsenal vs Norwich (6pm) BT Sport
Bournemouth vs Newcastle (6pm) Sky Sports
Everton vs Leicester (6pm) Sky Sports
West Ham vs Chelsea (8.15pm) Sky Sports
Thurs 2nd July
Sheffield United vs Tottenham (6pm) Sky Sports
Man City vs Liverpool (8.15pm) Sky Sports
When will the rest of the fixtures be announced?
Television details for the rest of the Premier League 2019/20 season fixtures are set to be announced at a later date.
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