The Premier League has confirmed a revised Epl Schedule for Matchweeks 6, 7, 8 and 9, with a string of fixtures moved across October and the start of November for live UK broadcast. The changes affect several clubs and shift kick-off times across four matchweeks, giving supporters in the UK a clearer picture of what will be shown on TNT Sports and Sky Sports.
The first changes come on Saturday 10 October, when Arsenal v Leeds will kick off at 12:30 BST and Man Utd v Spurs at 17:30 BST. On Sunday 11 October, Crystal Palace v Nott'm Forest is set for 14:00 BST, Hull City v Everton for 14:00 BST and Liverpool v Man City for 16:30 BST. Coventry City v Newcastle follows on Monday 12 October at 20:00 BST.
October fixture moves
The revised schedule continues on Saturday 17 October, with Everton v Chelsea at 12:30 BST and Newcastle v Aston Villa at 17:30 BST. Sunday 18 October brings Bournemouth v Sunderland at 14:00 BST, Brighton v Crystal Palace at 14:00 BST, Leeds v Man Utd at 14:00 BST and Nott'm Forest v Arsenal at 16:30 BST. Coventry City then visit Spurs on Monday 19 October at 20:00 BST.
Further changes arrive on Friday 23 October, when Ipswich v Nott'm Forest is scheduled for 20:00 BST. Saturday 24 October features Aston Villa v Man City at 12:30 BST and Chelsea v Spurs at 17:30 BST. On Sunday 25 October, Crystal Palace v Newcastle, Hull City v Brentford and Man Utd v Bournemouth are all set for 14:00 GMT, before Sunderland v Leeds at 16:30 GMT.
November schedule
The last part of the updated Epl Schedule comes at the turn of the month. Chelsea v Man Utd is scheduled for Saturday 31 October at 12:30 GMT, with Spurs v Crystal Palace at 17:30 GMT. On Sunday 1 November, Aston Villa v Fulham kicks off at 14:00 GMT and Liverpool v Arsenal at 16:30 GMT. Newcastle v Everton closes the run on Monday 2 November at 20:00 GMT.
The reason for some of the later changes is linked to Europa League commitments. Bournemouth, Sunderland and Palace's Europa League matches on the Thursday before 18 October are part of the explanation for the 18 October broadcast note, while Palace and Bournemouth's participation in Europa League matches on the Thursday before 25 October explains the 25 October broadcast note.
For viewers, the practical takeaway is simple: the Premier League's live UK broadcast selections have reshaped a busy block of fixtures in October and November, with matchdays spread across BST and GMT as the competition works around television demands and continental scheduling.
