AFTER a short break, Premier League football returns to our screens today.
There will be no fans allowed into grounds for the foreseeable future, although a successful trial was conducted in a pre-season clash between Brighton and Chelsea.
Liverpool begin their title defence with a home clash against newly-promoted LeedsCredit: PA:Press Association
With no supporters in stadiums, clubs voted to have EVERY match in England’s top-flight broadcast on TV in September.
Premier League games on this weekend
Neither Man City or Man Utd will be in action this weekend as they have an extra week off following their exploits in European competition.
As such, their scheduled matches with Aston Villa and Burnley have been moved to a later date.
Here are the Gameweek 1 matches going ahead from September 12-14, with their kick-off times and TV info:
Saturday, September 12
- Fulham vs Arsenal 12.30pm – BT Sport
- Crystal Palace vs Southampton 3pm – BT Sport
- Liverpool vs Leeds 5.30pm – Sky Sports
- West Ham vs Newcastle 8pm – Sky Sports
Sunday, September 13
- West Brom vs Leicester 2pm – Sky Sports
- Tottenham vs Everton 4.30pm – Sky Sports
Monday, September 14
- Sheffield United vs Wolves 6pm – Sky Sports Pick
- Brighton vs Chelsea 8.15pm – Sky Sports
Which matches are free to watch in September?
There will be one televised game on the BBC in September, as Burnley head to the East Midland to face Leicester at the King Power.
Three games will be live on Sky Sports Pick, which is available on Freeview to every UK household with a valid TV licence.
- Sept 14 – Sheffield United vs Wolves 6pm – Sky Sports Pick
- Sept 20 – Newcastle vs Brighton 2pm – Sky Sports Pick
- Sept 20 – Leicester vs Burnley 7pm – BBC ONE
- Sept 21 – Aston Villa vs Sheffield United 6pm – Sky Sports Pick
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
