Premier League announce 25 fixture changes including four Man Utd clashes and huge Liverpool vs Arsenal match

Premier League announce 25 fixture changes including four Man Utd clashes and huge Liverpool vs Arsenal match

THE PREMIER LEAGUE has announced 25 fixture changes in October and early November. Fans first clapped eyes on the 2026/27 fixture list in mid-June. Four Man Utd fixtures have been moved between October 10 and November 2 Credit: Reuters Anfield will host Liverpool’s showdown with Arsenal on November 1 Credit: Getty And by early July, punters had the full picture of when those matches would be played, and how they could watch them, leading up to the first international break in September. Now, they have clarity for the four match weeks thereafter. Sign up for the Arsenal newsletter Thank you! Among the five fixtures moved from the standard Saturday 3pm kick-off on the first of those match weeks is a mouth-watering showdown between Manchester United and Tottenham on Saturday October 10. That is the first of four United changes, and will be played at 5.30pm on Sky Sports, after Arsenal vs Leeds earlier in the day on TNT Sports. Then there is a humdinger between Liverpool and Manchester City at 4.30pm on the Sunday. The following weekend sees Bournemouth, Sunderland and Crystal Palace thrust into the Sunday 2pm slot due to their European commitments on the preceding Thursday. Rivals United and Leeds will be kicking off at the same time on Sky Sports. The weekend after that, Aston Villa and City are due in the early kick-off slot on Saturday October 24. However, the game will be rescheduled to 8pm that evening if Villa are drawn in a Champions League away game on the preceding Wednesday. Most read in Sport BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK Fixtures selected for TV Here is a full list of the fixture tweaks between October 10 and November 2... Sat Oct 10: Arsenal vs Leeds (TNT Sports) – 12.30pm Sat Oct 10: Man Utd vs Tottenham (Sky Sports) – 5.30pm Sun Oct 11: Crystal Palace vs Nottingham Forest (Sky Sports) – 2pm Sun Oct 11: Hull vs Everton (Sky Sports) – 2pm Sun Oct 11: Liverpool vs Man City (Sky Sports) – 4.30pm Mon Oct 12: Coventry vs Newcastle (Sky Sports) – 8pm Sat Oct 17: Everton vs Chelsea (TNT Sports) – 12.30pm Sat Oct 17: Newcastle vs Aston Villa (Sky Sports) – 5.30pm Sun Oct 18: Bournemouth vs Sunderland (Sky Sports) – 2pm Sun Oct 18: Brighton vs Crystal Palace (Sky Sports) – 2pm Sun Oct 18: Leeds vs Man Utd (Sky Sports) – 2pm Sun Oct 18: Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal (Sky Sports) – 4.30pm Mon Oct 19: Tottenham vs Coventry (Sky Sports) – 8pm Fri Oct 23: Ipswich vs Nottingham Forest (Sky Sports) – 8pm Sat Oct 24: Aston Villa vs Man City (TNT Sports) – 12.30pm Sat Oct 24: Chelsea vs Tottenham (Sky Sports) – 5.30pm Sun Oct 25: Crystal Palace vs Newcastle (Sky Sports) – 2pm Sun Oct 25: Hull vs Brentford (Sky Sports) – 2pm Sun Oct 25: Man Utd vs Bournemouth (Sky Sports) – 2pm Sun Oct 25: Sunderland vs Leeds (Sky Sports) – 4.30pm Sat Oct 31: Chelsea vs Man Utd (TNT Sports) – 12.30pm Sat Oct 31: Tottenham vs Crystal Palace (Sky Sports) – 5.30pm Sun Nov 1: Aston Villa vs Fulham (Sky Sports) – 2pm Sun Nov 1: Liverpool vs Arsenal (Sky Sports) – 4.30pm Mon Nov 2: Newcastle vs Everton (Sky Sports) – 8pm Chelsea and Spurs occupy a tasty 5.30pm kick-off slot on Sky later that day. On Sunday, Bournemouth are back on at 2pm – this time against United – due to their Europa League fixture the Thursday before. The weekend after that starts with Chelsea again as they host the Red Devils in a 12.30pm kick-off at Stamford Bridge. Liverpool and Arsenal are then in the prime 4pm slot on the Sunday, before Newcastle and Everton complete the weekend with a Monday night clash. Play Dream Team this season! £100,000 in prize money up for grabs in 2026/27 Free to enter Play in Mini Leagues against your mates £60,000 jackpot for the overall winner £1,000 prize for winning Gameweek 1 PLAY DREAM TEAM NOW! Comment now

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