Announced schedule for Premier League television broadcasts in October sees shifts in matchups for Manchester United and Chelsea against titleholders Liverpool
In a move to accommodate live broadcasts, several Premier League matches have been rescheduled for October.
The much-anticipated clash between Manchester United and Liverpool, initially scheduled for 3pm on Saturday, October 18th, has been moved to 4.30pm on Sunday. This fixture, along with Manchester United's game against Chelsea and the encounter between Chelsea and Liverpool, will be broadcast live.
Manchester United's game against Brighton will also be shown live on Sky Sports, with the match now taking place at 5.30pm. Liverpool's game against Brentford, originally set for the same day, has been brought forward to 12.30pm on Saturday, October 4th.
Nottingham Forest's match against Chelsea has been brought forward to 12.30pm on Saturday, October 18th, while West Ham's game against Leeds on October 24th has been moved from a Saturday to a Friday at 3pm. West Ham's game against Brentford on October 20th has been moved from a Saturday to a Monday at 3pm.
Tottenham's game against Everton has also been pushed back to a Sunday kick off, and their match against Aston Villa has been moved to a Sunday as well. Man City's game against Brentford on October 4th has been pushed back to Sunday, and their game against Aston Villa on October 25th has been moved to Sunday as well.
Despite the rescheduling, the club's uncharacteristic absence from European competition this season may soften some of the sting that these changes could bring. However, it's important to note that no information about the rescheduling of Arsenal's games was provided.
As for the Liverpool vs Brentford game, it may be shifted to a late kick off if Liverpool have a Champions League game on the preceding Wednesday.
With these changes, fans can look forward to an exciting month of Premier League action, with many key matches being broadcast live.
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