Full list of remaining 92 Premier League fixtures - and when they could be rescheduled

By Finlay Greig
Published 3rd Jun 2020, 16:26 BST
Updated 3rd Jun 2020, 16:26 BST
The North London derby is one of the 92 fixtures that need to be rescheduled (Getty Images)The North London derby is one of the 92 fixtures that need to be rescheduled (Getty Images)
The North London derby is one of the 92 fixtures that need to be rescheduled (Getty Images)

The Premier League is set to return on June 17, with 92 fixtures still to play in the remainder of the season.

Thus far just two fixtures have been issued with a concrete date; Aston Villa vs Sheffield United and Manchester City vs Arsenal– both games in hand – will be shown on June 17.

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Following that a full set of fixtures will be played from June 19 to 21.

As of yet there is no finish date for the restarted season.

When will games be played?

Given the need to squeeze nine rounds of fixtures into a squeezed schedule, fixture lists are set to be congested.

Every day of the week will be utilised to ensure that the season reaches a satisfactory conclusion.

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Here's what time slots could be utilised for each day of the week.

Friday: 8pm

Saturday: 12.30pm, 3pm, 5.30pm and 8pm

Sunday: 12pm, 2pm, 4.30pm and 7pm

Monday: 8pm

Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays: 6pm or 8pm

It would therefore be safe to assume that Manchester City vs Arsenal and Aston Villa vs Sheffield will take place on Wednesday, June 17 at either 6pm or 8pm.

When are the Premier League next meeting and could fixture list be announced?

All 20 Premier League clubs are due to meet on Thursday, with league organisers set to provide clarity on the use of neutral venues.

Increased access for TV companies is also set to be discussed.

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It remains unclear whether Thursday could also mark the announcement of fixture dates.

Where will the fixtures be shown?

Sky Sports, BT Sport, BBC Sport and Amazon Prime will show all 92 fixtures.

Sky Sports will hold the lion’s share of match fixtures, broadcasting 64 matches in total, include 25 free-to-air games.

BT Sport meanwhile will show 20 fixtures, whil BBC and Amazon Prime will show four games apiece.

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Which fixtures still need to be scheduled?

Following Leicester City’s 4-0 hammering of Aston Villa, nine rounds of fixtures were still to be played in the 19/20 Premier League season.

It’s unclear whether the Premier League will play out in its original order (Gameweek 30 to 38) or if this will need the be rescheduled.

Here are the full list of fixtures which still need to be played:

Gameweek 30

Watford vs Leicester

Bournemouth vs Palace

Brighton vs Arsenal

Man City vs Burnley

Newcastle vs Sheffield United

Norwich vs Southampton

Aston Villa vs Chelsea

West Ham vs Wolves

Tottenham vs Man Utd

Everton vs Liverpool

Gameweek 31

Tottenham vs West Ham

Burnley vs Watford

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace

Wolves vs Bournemouth

Gameweek 32

Aston Villa vs Wolves

Arsenal vs Norwich

Bournemouth vs Newcastle

Brighton vs Manchester United

Crystal Palace vs Burnley

Watford vs Southampton

Sheffield United vs Tottenham

West Ham vs Chelsea

Man City vs Liverpool

Everton vs Leicester

Gameweek 33

Newcastle vs West Ham

Manchester United vs Bournemouth

Burnley vs Sheffield United

Leicester vs Crystal Palace

Norwich vs Brighton

Southampton vs Man City