How to watch all remaining Premier League games and which games are free to air?
Content Editor at Free Super Tips, Alex was born in the shadow of Old Trafford and is an avid Man Utd fan. After graduating from university he combined his love of football, writing and betting to join FST and now closely follows goings-on in all of the top European leagues.
The Premier League is back in full flow after its three month hiatus and plenty has happened in England’s top flight already.
Liverpool have finally ended their 30-year wait for a league title and now look ahead to a record breaking finish in the Premier League. Meanwhile, the race for the top four (or top five, depending on Manchester City’s future) has intensified and the relegation battle is still as nail-biting as ever.
In any case, there’s plenty left to play for and that means that, even without the roaring crowd present, there’s plenty of reason to tune in and watch the Premier League this season.
In retaliation to the coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent behind closed doors matches, broadcasters have decided to televise every single remaining match of the Premier League season. In fact, between that decision and the staggered fixture schedule, there are only two days between now and mid-July without Premier League action.
This also includes a number of free-to-air Premier League games, which should help to quench that footballing thirst for those of you without a premium Sky Sports or BT Sport subscription.
Here’s how to watch all the Premier League games scheduled so far, which takes us until Tuesday, 14th July:
Remember, of course, that we’ll have detailed analysis and betting tips for every single match over on our Premier League predictions page.
Which Premier League games are free-to-air?
There are 14 Premier League games scheduled for free-to-air broadcasting over the next couple of weeks. The majority of these are to be televised on Sky Sports’ free-to-air channel Pick, which is channel 159 on Sky and 144 on FreeView. BBC One will televise one fixture, while Amazon Prime are showing three matches for free.
How to watch all Premier League games
Saturday, 27th June
12:30: Aston Villa vs Wolves – BT Sport 1 / BT Sport Ultimate
Sunday, 28th June
16:30: Watford vs Southampton – Pick / Sky One / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
Monday, 29th June
20:00: Crystal Palace vs Burnley – Amazon Prime / Twitch
Tuesday, 30th June
20:15: Brighton vs Manchester United – Pick / Sky One / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
Wednesday, 1st July
18:00: Arsenal vs Norwich – BT Sport 1 / BT Sport Ultimate
18:00: Bournemouth vs Newcastle – Pick / Sky One / Sky Sports Premier League / Sky Sports UHD
18:00: Everton vs Leicester – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
20:15: West Ham vs Chelsea – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
Thursday, 2nd July
18:00: Sheffield United vs Tottenham Hotspur – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
20:15: Manchester City vs Liverpool – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
Saturday, 4th July
12:30: Norwich vs Brighton – BT Sport 1 / BT Sport Ultimate
15:00: Manchester United vs Bournemouth – BT Sport 1 / BT Sport Ultimate
15:00: Leicester vs Crystal Palace – Pick / Sky One
17:30: Wolves vs Arsenal – Sport Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
20:00: Chelsea vs Watford – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
Sunday, 5th July
12:30: Burnley vs Sheffield United – Pick / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
15:00: Newcastle vs West Ham – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
16:30: Liverpool vs Aston Villa – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
19:00: Southampton vs Manchester City – BBC One / BBC iPlayer
Monday, 6th July
20:00: Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
Tuesday, 7th July
18:00: Crystal Palace vs Chelsea – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Action
18:00: Watford vs Norwich – Pick / Sky Sports Premier League
20:15: Arsenal vs Leicester – Sky sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
Wednesday, 8th July
18:00: Manchester City vs Newcastle – BT Sport 1 / BT Sport Ultimate
18:00: West Ham vs Burnley – BT Sport 2
18:00: Sheffield United vs Wolves – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
20:15: Brighton vs Liverpool – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
Thursday, 9th July
18:00: Everton vs Southampton – Amazon Prime / Twitch
18:00: Bournemouth vs Tottenham Hotspur – Pick / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
20:15: Aston Villa vs Manchester United – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
Saturday, 11th July
12:30: Norwich vs West Ham – BT Sport 1 / BT Sport Ultimate
12:30: Watford vs Newcastle – Amazon Prime / Twitch
15:00: Liverpool vs Burnley – BT Sport 1 / BT Sport Ultimate
17:30: Sheffield United vs Chelsea – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
20:00: Brighton vs Manchester City – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
Sunday, 12th July
12:00: Wolves vs Everton – Pick / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
14:15: Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
16:30: Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal – Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
19:00: Bournemouth vs Leicester – Pick / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
Monday, 13th July
20:00: Manchester United vs Southampton – Pick / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports UHD
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