LEAKED: Premier League fixtures and TV schedule for first three weeks

A provisional fixture list for the first three weeks of the 2019/20 Premier League season’s restart has been leaked online.

Premier Leagues clubs were presented with details of the first three rounds of fixtures as part of Project Restart, and the list shows reportedly shows that the first four games will all be shown by Sky Sports, with Aston Villa and Sheffield United clashing at 6pm on June 17 before Manchester City and Arsenal play the division’s final catch up game hand at 8.15 that evening.

Gameweek 30 kicks off just two nights later with the skirmish between Jose Mourinho’s Tottenham and his former club Manchester United at 8pm, following Norwich City’s meeting with Southampton.

If Pep Guardiola’s Citizens lose to the Gunners on June 17, Liverpool will have a chance to clinch their first league title for 30 years on Sunday 21 at 7pm in the Merseyside derby against Everton.

It is still hoped that the potentially crucial game will be held at Goodison Park, rather than a neutral venue, though Merseyside police have indicated that they do have the capacity to help to stage it at there.

If City win their fixture against Arsenal however, along with their subsequent their home game against Burnley on June 22 and Liverpool beat Everton – the Reds can finally claim top spot against Crystal Palace, should they avoid a repeat of their infamous 2014 collapse.

Remember – we’ll be covering all the English top flight action when it returns on our Premier League predictions page.

FA Cup complications

The scheduling of the Premier League’s fixtures beyond the third full match round has yet to be finalized, with the FA Cup quarter-finals entering the equation and complicating the issue.

In the all-Premier League quartet of knockout tussles, Leicester City host Chelsea, Newcastle meet Man City, Sheffield United play Arsenal and Norwich City take on Manchester United.

It’s also important to note that the Premier League schedule for the first three rounds remains provisional and minor tweaks to the fixture list are still possible. Extensive discussions about the division’s itinerary have involved all four of the league’s official broadcasters: Sky, BT Sport, the BBC and Amazon.