The 2020/21 season will see more Live Premier League matches on Sky Sports than ever before. We’re ready, aren’t we?
After lacking the first circular of the new season, the first Man United and Man City players in the Premier League will be in Sky Sports this weekend as a component of our triple double header with two games on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Premier League matches at Sky Sports this weekend
Saturday, September 19: Man Utd vs Crystal Palace – Kick-off: 5. 30pm
Saturday, September 19: Arsenal vs West Ham – Home: 8 p. m.
Sunday 20 September: Newcastle vs Brighton – Home: 14:00 a. m.
Sunday 20 September: Chelsea vs Liverpool – Kick-off: 4. 30pm
Monday, September 21: Aston Villa vs Sheff Utd – Kick-off: 6 p. m.
Monday, September 21: Wolves vs Man City – Kick-off: 8. 15pm
At least 146 Premier League games will be streamed live on Sky Sports in the 2020/21 season, and six more games will be added by September.
Sky Sports matches will be held through David Jones and Kelly Cates, with experts from a team that will add Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, Jamie Redknapp, Graeme Souness, Micah Richards, Roy Keane and Patrice Evra.
SKY SPORTS AND BT SPORT: ALL IN ONE PLACE
We have partnered with BT Sport to serve all Sky Sports channels, as well as BT Sport 1, 2, 3 and ESPN in combination this season.
For 40 euros online with the month, you can watch 207 Premier League matches plus EFL, Carabao Cup and Scottish Premiership matches on Sky, and Champions League, Europa League and Women’s Suconsistent with League at BT Sport.
It couldn’t be simpler: we’re going to have the highlights of loose matches from all Premier League matches on Sky Sports’ website, Sky Sports app and Sky Sports YouTube channel in a time after each game.
In addition, Sky subscribers will also be able to enjoy excerpts from Sky Sports games on our virtual blogs.
With the exhibition presented through lead host Jeff Stelling, Paul Merson will team up through regulars such as Chris Kamara, Matt Murray, Alan McInally, Clinton Morrison, Glen Johnson and Sue Smith, and we will also be joined by new faces like Tim Sherwood. , Robbie Fowler, Tony Pulis and Joleon Lescott.
For our weekday football specials, which will take place during the season through Julian Warren and Jeff Stelling, look for many new guests, adding Glenn Murray, Adebayo Akinfenwa, Kevin Phillips, Lee Hendrie and many more.
And it’s not that our special Saturday football and football exhibitions are the only place to see all the championships, the Carabao Cup and some Ligue 1 and League 2 passes as the playing days go by.
We can also show the live action of the games, and for all the enthusiasts who watch their club on a streaming or live service, we are the best screen of the moment on their Saturday afternoons.
Download Sky Sports Pitch to preview the podcast season at: Spotify Apple (c) Castbox (c) Spreaker
The Premier League is back, as are Sky Sports pre and post round podcasts to bring you the news and insights on everything you want to know.
Sky Sports Reporting editor Peter Smith will see you over the weekend with the Friday Pitch podcast that gives you a full review of each and every circular of upcoming matches, with Jasper Taylor of Sky Sports News and Sky Digital’s senior football editor, Gerard Brand, in action every Monday or Tuesday.
They will join them through a large number of varied Sky Sports News and Sky Sports visitors during the season to provide specialized research and knowledge of every Premier League club as it develops 2020/21, so sign up now through your favorite podcast app to make sure you’re in the loop in time for the season restart this weekend.
Fanzone is back for the Premier League season, with new features!
Fanzone is a moment when the screen delights and loose control that requires situation enthusiasts to verify their predictive stories and talents. You’ll get trouble for the right possible options and get a good enough score and get loans in the fan leaderboard!
Whether you’re a Sky Sports subscriber or not, anyone can use Sky Sports Fanzone on their phone.
Saturday, September 19: Man Utd vs Crystal Palace – Home at 5. 30pm.
Saturday 19 September: Arsenal vs West Ham Utd – Kick-off 20:00
Sunday 20 September: Newcastle vs Brighton – Start at 2 p. m.
Sunday 20 September: Chelsea vs Liverpool – Kick-off 4. 30pm
Monday, September 21: Aston Villa vs Sheff Utd – Kick-off 6pm
Monday, September 21: Wolves vs Man City – Kick-off 20. 15 a. m.
Saturday, September 26: West Brom vs Chelsea – Kick-off 5. 30pm
Saturday 26 September: Burnley vs Southampton – Kick-off 20:00
Sunday 27 September: Tottenham vs Newcastle – Kick-off 14:00
Sunday 27 September: Man City vs Leicester City – Kick-off 16. 30pm
Monday 28 September: Fulham vs Aston Villa – Kick-off 18:00
Monday 28 September: Liverpool vs Arsenal – Kick-off 20. 15 hr
More will be announced in due course.