When and where to watch all remaining Premier League matches

On TV - Sky Sports, BT Sport, BBC Sport and Amazon will share the matches with many on free to view television.

On Radio - talkSPORT and the BBC will share will the live radio rights.

Kick-off times:

Monday: 8pm

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: 6pm, 8pm/8.15pm

Friday: 6pm, 8pm

Saturday: 12:30pm, 3pm, 5:30pm, 7.45pm

Sunday: 12pm, 2pm, 4:15pm/4:30pm, 7pm

Wednesday, June 17

Aston Villa v Sheffield United 6pm – SKY

Manchester City v Arsenal 8:15pm – SKY

Friday, June 19

Norwich v Southampton 6pm – SKY/Pick (free-to-air)

Tottenham v Manchester United 8:15pm – SKY

Saturday, June 20

Watford v Leicester 12.30pm – BT

Brighton v Arsenal 3pm – BT

West Ham v Wolves 5.30pm – SKY

Bournemouth v Crystal Palace 7.45pm – BBC

Sunday, June 21

Newcastle v Sheffield United 2pm – SKY/Pick (free-to-air)

Aston Villa v Chelsea 4.15pm – SKY

Everton v Liverpool 7pm – SKY/Pick (free-to-air)

Monday, June 22

Manchester City v Burnley 8pm – SKY

Tuesday, June 23

Leicester v Brighton 6pm – SKY

Tottenham v West Ham 8.15pm – SKY

Wednesday, June 24

Manchester United v Sheffield United 6pm – SKY/Pick (free-to-air)

Newcastle v Aston Villa 6pm – BT

Norwich v Everton 6pm – BBC

Wolves v Bournemouth 6pm – BT

Liverpool v Crystal Palace 8.15pm – SKY

Thursday, June 25

Burnley v Watford 6pm – SKY/Pick (free-to-air)

Southampton v Arsenal 6pm – SKY

Chelsea v Manchester City 8.15pm – BT

Saturday, June 27

Aston Villa v Wolves 12:30pm – BT

Sunday, June 28

Watford v Southampton 4.30pm – SKY/Pick (free-to-air)

Monday June, 29

Crystal Palace v Burnley 8pm – AMAZON

Tuesday June, 30

Brighton v Manchester United 8:15pm – SKY/Pick (free-to-air)

Wednesday, July 1

Arsenal v Norwich 6pm – BT

Bournemouth v Newcastle 6pm – SKY/Pick (free-to-air)

Everton v Leicester 6pm – SKY

West Ham v Chelsea 8.15pm – SKY

Thursday, July 2

Sheffield United v Tottenham 6pm – SKY

Manchester City v Liverpool 8.15pm – SKY

To be finalised at a later date – all dates and times subject to change

Saturday, 4 July 2020 (3pm)

Man Utd v AFC Bournemouth

Burnley v Sheffield United

Leicester City v Crystal Palace

Newcastle United v West Ham

Norwich City v Brighton

Southampton v Manchester City

Spurs v Everton

Chelsea v Watford

Liverpool v Aston Villa

Wolves v Arsenal

Wednesday, 8 July 2020 (8pm)

Crystal Palace v Chelsea

AFC Bournemouth v Spurs

Everton v Southampton

Man City v Newcastle United

Watford v Norwich City

West Ham v Burnley

Arsenal v Leicester City

Sheffield United v Wolves

Aston Villa v Man Utd

Brighton v Liverpool

Saturday, 11 July 2020 (3pm)

Liverpool v Burnley

AFC Bournemouth v Leicester City

Man Utd v Southampton

Norwich City v West Ham

Watford v Newcastle United

Wolves v Everton

Brighton v Man City

Sheffield United v Chelsea

Spurs v Arsenal

Aston Villa v Crystal Palace

Wednesday, 15 July 2020 (8pm)

Arsenal v Liverpool

Burnley v Wolves

Chelsea v Norwich City

Crystal Palace v Man Utd

Everton v Aston Villa

Leicester City v Sheffield United

Man City v AFC Bournemouth

Newcastle United v Spurs

Southampton v Brighton

West Ham v Watford

Saturday, 18 July 2020 (3pm)

AFC Bournemouth v Southampton

Aston Villa v Arsenal

Brighton v Newcastle United

Liverpool v Chelsea

Man Utd v West Ham

Norwich City v Burnley

Sheffield United v Everton

Spurs v Leicester City

Watford v Man City

Wolves v Crystal Palace

Sunday, 26 July 2020 (3pm)

Arsenal v Watford

Burnley v Brighton

Chelsea v Wolves

Crystal Palace v Spurs

Everton v AFC Bournemouth

Leicester City v Man Utd

Man City v Norwich City

Newcastle United v Liverpool

Southampton v Sheffield United

West Ham v Aston Villa

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