Premier League announce schedule changes including Arsenal vs Man United and North London – Daily Mail
Premier League announce broadcast choices with Arsenal vs Man United and North London derby set new dates for TV coverage…as first Saturday 8pm kick-off of the season is revealed
- 33 Premier League matches have had their date and time changed in August and September
- Reasons range from TV broadcasting rights to clashes with European football matches
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The Premier League has released the latest schedule changes for August and September ahead of the new season, which begins on August 11.
Several major games have had their dates and times adjusted to facilitate TV deals and avoid clashes with other leagues.
Manchester United vs Arsenal has been changed from September 2 at 3pm to September 3 at 4.30pm to accommodate a Sky Sports television slot.
While the North London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham has been postponed from September 23 at 3pm to September 24 at 2pm for the same reason.
So is Newcastle United vs Liverpool which has been changed from August 26 at 3pm to August 27 at 4.30pm.
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The upcoming Premier League campaign promises to be a blast.
Manchester City were attempting to win their fourth title in a row after leading Arsenal by five points last season.
Meanwhile, The Gunners, Manchester United and Newcastle will all try to close the gap on Pep Guardiola’s side this year.
Liverpool and Chelsea are poised for a resurgence after some smart summer business, while Brighton and Aston Villa hope to continue their rise after qualifying for European football.
And newly promoted sides Burnely, Luton Town and Sheffield United will aim to cause some stir when they take the field next month.
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