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Premier League matches live on Sky: Manchester derby, Arsenal vs Man United to be broadcast in January | Soccer News

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Sky Sports has announced that it will be broadcasting a further 16 live Premier League matches from January to early February.

Broadcast selections through January 8 were announced earlier this month, bringing the total number of live games from New Year’s Day to Monday, February to 37.

The top new fixture news is that the Manchester derby between Manchester United and Man City will be broadcast live on Saturday, January 17th at 12:30pm.

The following day Wolves v Newcastle and Aston Villa v Everton will be broadcast, while Monday Night Football on January 19 will feature the all-south coast clash between Brighton and Bournemouth.

In a reenactment of the Premier League opener, the Cherries will host Liverpool on Saturday 24 January for a packed Super Sunday featuring Brentford v Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace v Chelsea and Newcastle v Aston Villa from 2pm, before Arsenal v Man United takes center stage at 4.30pm.

The weekend ends with Everton hosting Leeds on Monday Night Football on January 26th.

Chelsea v West Ham at Stamford Bridge on Saturday 31 January, Aston Villa v Brentford, Man United v Fulham and Nottingham Forest v Crystal Palace all kick off at 2pm on Sunday 1 February, followed by Tottenham v Man City at 4.30pm.

And on Monday 2nd February, the two clubs promoted last season will meet at the Stadium of Light as Sunderland welcome Burnley to Wearside.

Live Premier League matches in December, January and February on Sky Sports

Tuesday, December 2nd

Bournemouth vs. Everton, 7.30pm kick-off

Fulham vs Man City, 7.30pm kick-off

Newcastle vs. Tottenham, 8.15pm kick-off

Wednesday, December 3rd

Arsenal vs Brentford, 7.30pm kick-off

Brighton vs Aston Villa, 7.30pm kick-off

Burnley vs Crystal Palace, 7.30pm kick-off

Wolves vs Nottingham Forest, 7.30pm kick-off

Leeds vs Chelsea, 8.15pm kick-off

Liverpool vs Sunderland, 8.15pm kick-off

Thursday, December 4th

Manchester United vs West Ham, 8pm kick-off

Saturday, December 6th

Leeds vs Liverpool, 5.30pm kick-off

Sunday, December 7th

Brighton vs West Ham, kick-off 2pm

Fulham vs Crystal Palace, 4.30pm kick-off

Monday, December 8th

Wolves v Man Utd, 8pm kick-off

Saturday, December 13th

Burnley vs Fulham, 5.30pm kick-off

Sunday, December 14th

Crystal Palace v Man City, kick-off 2pm

Nottingham Forest v Tottenham, kick-off 2pm

Sunderland vs Newcastle, kick-off 2pm

West Ham vs Aston Villa, kick-off 2pm

Brentford vs. Leeds, kick-off 4.30pm

Monday, December 15th

Manchester United v Bournemouth, 8pm kick-off

Saturday, December 20th

Tottenham vs Liverpool, 5.30pm kick-off

Everton vs Arsenal, kick-off at 8pm

Leeds vs Crystal Palace, kick-off 8pm

Sunday, December 21st

Aston Villa vs Man United, 4.30pm kick-off

Monday, December 22nd

Fulham vs Nottingham Forest, kick-off 8pm

Friday, December 26th

Man United vs Newcastle – 8pm kick-off

Saturday, December 27th

Chelsea vs Aston Villa – 5.30pm kick-off

Sunday, December 28th

Sunderland vs Leeds – 2pm kick-off

Crystal Palace vs. Tottenham – Kick-off 16:30

Tuesday, December 30th

Burnley vs Newcastle – Kick-off 7.30pm

Chelsea vs Bournemouth – Kick-off 19:30

Nottingham Forest vs Everton – Kick-off 19:30

West Ham vs Brighton – 7.30pm kick-off

Arsenal vs Aston Villa – 8.15pm kick-off

Man United vs Wolves – 8.15pm kick-off

Thursday, January 1st

Crystal Palace vs Fulham – 5.30pm kick-off

Liverpool vs Leeds – 5.30pm kick-off

Brentford vs. Tottenham Hotspur – 8pm kick-off

Sunderland vs Man City – 8pm kick-off

Saturday, January 3rd

Aston Villa vs Nottingham Forest – 12.30pm kick-off

Bournemouth vs Arsenal – 5.30pm kick-off

Sunday, January 4th

Everton vs Brentford – 3pm kick-off

Fulham vs Liverpool – 3pm kick-off

Newcastle vs Crystal Palace – 3pm kick-off

Tottenham v Sunderland – 3pm kick-off

Man City vs Chelsea – 5.30pm kick-off

Tuesday, January 6th

West Ham vs Nottingham Forest – 8pm kick-off

Wednesday, January 7th

Bournemouth vs. Tottenham Hotspur – Kick-off 19:30

Brentford vs Sunderland – Kick-off 7.30pm

Crystal Palace vs Aston Villa – Kick-off 7.30pm

Everton vs Wolves – Kick-off 7:30pm

Fulham vs Chelsea – 7.30pm kick-off

Man City vs. Brighton – Kick-off 7.30pm

Burnley vs Man United – 8.15pm kick-off

Newcastle vs Leeds – 8.15pm kick-off

Thursday, January 8th

Arsenal vs Liverpool – 8pm kick-off

Saturday, January 17th

Man United vs Man City – 12:30pm kick-off

Sunday, January 18th

Wolves vs Newcastle – 2pm kick-off

Aston Villa vs Everton – Kick-off 4:30pm

Monday, January 19th

Brighton vs Bournemouth – 8pm kick-off

Saturday, January 24th

Bournemouth vs Liverpool – Kick-off 17:30

Sunday, January 25th

Brentford vs Nottingham Forest – 2pm kick-off

Crystal Palace vs Chelsea – 2pm kick-off

Newcastle vs Aston Villa – 2pm kick-off

Arsenal vs Man United – Kick-off 16:30

Monday, January 26th

Everton vs Leeds – 8pm kick-off

Saturday, January 31st

Chelsea vs West Ham – 5.30pm kick-off

Sunday, February 1st

Aston Villa vs Brentford – 2pm kick-off

Man United vs Fulham – 2pm kick-off

Nottingham Forest vs Crystal Palace – 2pm kick-off

Tottenham vs Man City – Kick-off 4.30pm

Monday, February 2nd

Sunderland vs. Burnley – 8pm kick-off

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