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<\/p>\nPremier League television fixtures have been announced, with Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool all seeing matches moved in September<\/p>\n
15:01, 07 Jul 2026Updated 15:51, 07 Jul 2026<\/p>\n
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The Manchester derby is the standout fixture in September(Image: 2026 Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA)<\/p>\n
The Manchester derby has been moved for broadcast as the Premier League<\/a> confirmed September’s televised fixtures. The clash will mark the first without Pep Guardiola<\/a> in a decade as Michael Carrick and Enzo Maresca face off.<\/p>\n The match has been rescheduled to Sunday 13 September, rather than Saturday. United have also seen matches against Ipswich, Everton<\/a> and Fulham<\/a> all moved to the day after their original scheduling.<\/p>\n City, meanwhile, will face Crystal Palace<\/a> on a Friday evening at Selhurst Park but otherwise see matches against Coventry and Sunderland<\/a> remain at 3pm on Saturdays.<\/p>\n Arsenal<\/a> and Chelsea<\/a> have both seen three matches moved. The Gunners will face Aston Villa<\/a> on Monday 31 August, and Sunderland at 8pm on 12 September.<\/p>\n Mikel Arteta’s men will meet Chelsea on Sunday 6 September in an early London derby. The Blues see matches against Brighton<\/a> and Brentford swapped, with the former moving to a Sunday, and the latter played on a Friday evening – though that could potentially move to the evening of Saturday the 19th, depending on either club’s Carabao Cup third-round opponents.<\/p>\n New Liverpool<\/a> boss Andoni Iraola sees three matches moved for television broadcasters. Their first home match of the season against Nottingham Forest<\/a> will be broadcast at 12.30pm on Saturday 29 August, before facing Ipswich on the Friday evening of the following week.<\/p>\n A large number of Premier League fixtures this season will stray away from the traditional Saturday slot, with nine teams in European competition in 2026\/27.<\/p>\n Arsenal won the Premier League last season(Image: Michael Regan\/Getty Images For Premier League)<\/p>\n Arsenal, Manchester City<\/a>, Manchester United<\/a>, Aston Villa and Liverpool are in the Champions League<\/a>, Bournemouth<\/a>, Sunderland and Crystal Palace are in the Europa League<\/a> and Brighton will enter the qualifying rounds for the Conference League.<\/p>\n That could see the likes of Chelsea, Newcastle<\/a> and Tottenham<\/a> locked into more Monday and Friday evening games over the course of the season due to their absence from European competition.<\/p>\n JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football’s Facebook page<\/a><\/p>\n Full list of fixtures<\/p>\n Friday 28 August – 20:00 – Crystal Palace v Manchester City (Sky Sports<\/a>)<\/p>\n Saturday 29 August – 12:30 – Liverpool v Nottingham Forest (TNT Sports)<\/p>\n Saturday 29 August – 17:30 – Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United<\/a> (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Sunday 30 August – 14:00 – Chelsea v Brighton & Hove Albion (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Sunday 30 August – 14:00 – Leeds United<\/a> v Brentford (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Sunday 30 August – 14:00 – Sunderland v Fulham (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Sunday 30 August – 16:30 – Manchester United v Ipswich Town (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Monday 31 August – 20:00 – Aston Villa v Arsenal (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Friday 4 September – 20:00 – Ipswich Town v Liverpool (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Saturday 5 September – 12:30 – Newcastle United v AFC Bournemouth (TNT Sports)<\/p>\n Saturday 5 September – 17:30 – Hull City<\/a> v Aston Villa (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Sunday 6 September – 14:00 – Everton v Manchester United (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Sunday 6 September – 16:30 – Arsenal v Chelsea (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Saturday 12 September – 17:30 – Tottenham Hotspur v Everton (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Saturday 12 September – 20:00 – Sunderland v Arsenal (TNT Sports)<\/p>\n Sunday 13 September – 14:00 – Coventry City v Brighton & Hove Albion (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Sunday 13 September – 16:30 – Manchester United v Manchester City (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Monday 14 September – 20:00 – Leeds United v Newcastle United (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Friday 18 September – 20:00 – Brentford v Chelsea (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Saturday 19 September – 12:30 – Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa (TNT Sports)<\/p>\n Saturday 19 September – 17:30 – Nottingham Forest v Coventry City (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Sunday 20 September – 14:00 – AFC Bournemouth v Liverpool (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Sunday 20 September – 16:30 – Fulham v Manchester United (Sky Sports)<\/p>\n Join our new WhatsApp community<\/a> and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content. 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