BOURNEMOUTH vs Crystal Palace is set to be the first of 33 Premier League matches that will be shown live on TV for free.
England’s top-flight will recommence after a three-month absence on Wednesday, June 17 with all fixtures played behind closed doors.
33 matches will be broadcast for free
But it means football fans will be treated to a televised bonanza with all 92 matches broadcast across four different platforms.
Sky Sports will air 64 live fixtures including 25 of those on free-to-air channels, including Pick.
BBC Sport will show a further four live matches for the first time since the Premier League’s inception in 1992 to viewers at no extra cost.
Amazon Prime will show four matches for free on their streaming service while BT Sport have rights to the remaining 20 matches.
And, with the first two weeks of fixtures revealed, Cherries’ clash against Roy Hodgson’s Eagles at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday June 20 is set to be the first free-to-air tie.
The 7.45pm kick-off will the BBC’s first-ever live Premier League game.
The following day Sky will screen the first pair of its free games, starting with Newcastle vs Sheffield Utd and then the Merseyside derby between Everton and Liverpool… which could see the Reds crowned champions.
While Amazon’s first free game will feature Palace again on Monday, June 29 at 8pm, this time at home to Burnley.
FREE TELEVISED MATCHES
Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace – BBC, Sat June 20, 7.45
Newcastle vs Sheffield United – Sky Sports, Sun June 21, 2pm
Everton vs Liverpool – Sky Sports, Sun June 21, 7pm
Norwich vs Everton – BBC, Weds June 24, 6pm
Burnley vs Watford – Sky Sports, Thurs June 25, 6pm
Leicester vs Brighton – Sky Sports, Thurs June 25, 6pm
Norwich vs Man Utd (FA Cup quarter) – BBC, Sat June 27, 8.15pm
Watford vs Southampton – Sky Sports, Sun June 28, 4.30pm
Newcastle vs Man City (FA Cup quarter) – BBC, Sun June 28, 6.30pm
Crystal Palace vs Burnley – Amazon, Mon Jun 29, 8pm
Because of the amount of football to be completed when the campaign recommences on June 17, the traditional 3pm Saturday blackout has been lifted for the remainder of the season.
Manchester City’s clash with Arsenal and Aston Villa against Sheffield United will be the first matches to kickstart the football feast.
Premier League chiefs have spent months locked in negotiations on how to safely recommence the campaign while attempting to appease supporters unable to attend matches.
There have been no top-flight games held since March 9 with Liverpool just two victories away from securing the Premier League title.
To ensure the season is completed by its August 1 target, five matches are set to be played back-to-back on each Saturday and Sunday.
That involves kick-offs starting at midday, then 2pm, 4pm, 6pm and 8pm.
Games will then also be played on weekdays while attempting to strike a balance between spreading games out for live broadcast and helping players avoid injury due to an overcrowded schedule.
Premier League free remaining fixtures – TV times confirmed
Wednesday, June 17
- Aston Villa v Sheffield United 6pm SKY
- Man City vs Arsenal – 8.15pm SKY
Friday, June 19
- Norwich v Southampton 6pm Sky Pick FREE TO AIR
Saturday, June 20
- Bournemouth v Crystal Palace 7.45pm BBC – FREE TO AIR
Sunday, June 21
- Newcastle v Sheffield United 2pm Sky Pick FREE TO AIR
- Everton v Liverpool 7pm Sky Pick FREE TO AIR
Wednesday June 24
- Manchester United v Sheffield United 6pm Sky Pick FREE TO AIR
- Norwich v Everton 6pm BBC – FREE TO AIR
Thursday June 25
- Burnley v Watford 6pm Sky Pick FREE TO AIR
Sunday June 28
- Watford v Southampton 4.30pm Sky Pick FREE TO AIR
Monday June 29
- Crystal Palace v Burnley 8pm AMAZON FREE TO AIR
Tuesday June 30
- Brighton v Manchester United 8.15pm Sky Pick FREE TO AIR
Wednesday July 1
- Bournemouth v Newcastle 6pm Sky Pick FREE TO AIR
Premier League table
Following TV fixtures TBC
Week 33
- Burnley vs Sheffield United
- Chelsea vs Watford
- Leicester City vs Crystal Palace
- Liverpool vs Aston Villa
- Manchester United vs Bournemouth
- Newcastle United vs West Ham United
- Norwich City vs Brighton and Hove Albion
- Southampton vs Manchester City
- Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton
- Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Arsenal
Week 34
- Arsenal vs Leicester City
- Aston Villa vs Manchester United
- Bournemouth vs Tottenham Hotspur
- Brighton and Hove Albion vs Liverpool
- Crystal Palace vs Chelsea
- Everton vs Southampton
- Manchester City vs Newcastle United
- Sheffield United vs Wolverhampton Wanderers
- Watford vs Norwich City
- West Ham United vs Burnley
Week 35
- Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace
- Bournemouth vs Leicester City
- Brighton and Hove Albion vs Manchester City
- Liverpool vs Burnley
- Manchester United vs Southampton
- Norwich City vs West Ham United
- Sheffield United vs Chelsea
- Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal
- Watford vs Newcastle United
- Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Everton
Week 36
- Arsenal vs Liverpool
- Burnley vs Wolverhampton Wanderers
- Chelsea vs Norwich City
- Crystal Palace vs Manchester United
- Everton vs Aston Villa
- Leicester City vs Sheffield United
- Manchester City vs Bournemouth
- Newcastle United vs Tottenham Hotspur
- Southampton vs Brighton and Hove Albion
- West Ham United vs Watford
Week 37
- Aston Villa vs Arsenal
- Bournemouth vs Southampton
- Brighton and Hove Albion vs Newcastle United
- Liverpool vs Chelsea
- Manchester United vs West Ham United
- Norwich City vs Burnley
- Sheffield United vs Everton
- Tottenham Hotspur vs Leicester City
- Watford vs Manchester City
- Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Crystal Palace
Week 38
- Arsenal vs Watford
- Burnley vs Brighton and Hove Albion
- Chelsea vs Wolverhampton Wanderers
- Crystal Palace vs Tottenham Hotspur
- Everton vs Bournemouth
- Leicester City vs Manchester United
- Manchester City vs Norwich City
- Newcastle United vs Liverpool
- Southampton vs Sheffield United
- West Ham United vs Aston Villa
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
