The Premier League has confirmed Manchester United vs Liverpool will kick-off at 4pm on September 1, with the game at Old Trafford live on Sky Sports.
The kick-off times have also been confirmed for the other Premier League games on Sunday September 1, with both Newcastle vs Tottenham – which is live on Sky Sports – and Chelsea vs Crystal Palace kicking-off at 1.30pm.
Man Utd vs Liverpool and Newcastle vs Tottenham is part of a bumper day of live football on September 1, with the first Old Firm of the new Scottish Premiership season also taking place on the same day as Celtic host Rangers live on Sky Sports; kick-off 12.30pm.
The confirmation of the kick-off times for the Premier League games on September 1 comes after the matches exclusively live on Sky Sports in August and September were announced last week.
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The first North London Derby of the season between Tottenham and Arsenal will be shown live on Sky Sports on Sunday September 15, with kick-off at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at 2pm.
The top two from last season – champions Manchester City and runners-up Arsenal – then clash the following weekend as Pep Guardiola’s side host the Gunners on Sunday September 22 – kick-off 4.30pm – live on Sky Sports.
In total, Sky Sports will show more than 20 live Premier League games in August and September, including the season opener between Manchester United and Fulham at Old Trafford on Friday August 16; kick-off 8pm.
In the latest broadcast selections, Sky Sports will screen three games on the second weekend of the new Premier League season starting with Arsenal’s trip to Aston Villa on Saturday August 24 – kick-off 5.30pm.
The Super Sunday double-header on August 25 sees Newcastle go to Bournemouth – kick-off 2pm – followed by Slot’s first competitive Liverpool home game as the Reds host Brentford; kick-off 4.30pm.
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The following weekend Sky Sports will show Man City’s trip to West Ham on Saturday August 31 – kick-off 5.30pm – with Newcastle vs Spurs and Man Utd vs Liverpool the double-header on Sunday September 1.
Sky Sports will then screen two live games on Saturday September 14 as Aston Villa host Everton – kick-off 5.30pm – followed by the 8pm kick-off between Bournemouth and Chelsea at the Vitality Stadium.
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The Super Sunday double-header on September 15 starts with the North London Derby at 2pm followed by Wolves against Newcastle at Molineux; kick-off 4.30pm.
Man Utd will be looking for revenge at Crystal Palace after last season’s 4-0 humbling at Selhurst Park, as Erik ten Hag’s side go to the Eagles on Saturday September 21, live on Sky Sports; kick-off 5.30pm.
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On Sunday September 22, the 4.30pm game at the Etihad Stadium between Manchester City and Arsenal is preceded by Brighton’s home game against Nottingham Forest; kick-off 2pm.
Sky Sports will then show four games across the final weekend of September starting with Liverpool’s trip to Wolves on Saturday September 28; kick-off 5.30pm.
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The Super Sunday double-header on September 29 sees newly-promoted Ipswich host Aston Villa – kick-off 2pm – followed by Man Utd’s home game against Tottenham; kick-off 4.30pm.
The south coast derby between Bournemouth and Southampton is then the Monday Night Football offering on September 30; kick-off 8pm.
Premier League matches live on Sky Sports
The games live on Sky Sports on the opening weekend of the new 2024/25 Premier League season
Friday August 16
Manchester United vs Fulham, kick-off 8pm
Saturday August 17
West Ham vs Aston Villa, kick-off 5.30pm
Sunday August 18
Brentford vs Crystal Palace, kick-off 2pm
Chelsea vs Manchester City, kick-off 4.30pm
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Monday August 19
Leicester City vs Tottenham, kick-off 8pm
Saturday August 24
Aston Villa vs Arsenal, kick-off 5.30pm
Sunday August 25
Bournemouth vs Newcastle United, kick-off 2pm
Liverpool vs Brentford, kick-off 4.30pm
Saturday August 31
West Ham vs Manchester City, kick-off 5.30pm
Sunday September 1
Newcastle vs Tottenham, 1.30pm
Man Utd vs Liverpool, 4pm
Saturday September 14
Aston Villa vs Everton, kick-off 5.30pm
Bournemouth vs Chelsea, kick-off 8pm
Sunday September 15
Tottenham vs Arsenal, kick-off 2pm
Wolves vs Newcastle, kick-off 4.30pm
Saturday September 21
Crystal Palace vs Man Utd, kick-off 5.30pm
Sunday September 22
Brighton vs Nottingham Forest, kick-off 2pm
Man City vs Arsenal, kick-off 4.30pm
Saturday September 28
Wolves vs Liverpool, kick-off 5.30pm
Sunday September 29
Ipswich vs Aston Villa, kick-off 2pm
Man Utd vs Tottenham, kick-off 4.30pm
Monday September 30
Bournemouth vs Southampton, kick-off 8pm
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What are the key dates for the 2024/25 season?
The 2024/25 Premier League season will start on Friday August 16 and conclude on Sunday May 25 2025.
The campaign will run over 33 weekends, four midweek rounds and one Bank Holiday match week.
The Community Shield will take place on Saturday August 10, the Carabao Cup final on Sunday March 16 and the FA Cup final will take place on Saturday May 17.
The Champions League final will be held on Saturday May 31. The Europa League final will be played on Wednesday May 21 in Bilbao, with the UEFA Conference League final a week later on Wednesday May 28.
Live Premier League on Sky Sports in 2024/25
Sky Sports will show 128 games exclusively live in the 2024/25 season – and a brand new agreement between Sky Sports and the Premier League means even more live matches from 2025/26.
From 2025, Sky Sports will broadcast a record minimum of 215 Premier League matches a season after finalising a new four-year agreement.
Throughout the 2024/25 season, you can watch Premier League match highlights for free – without being a Sky Sports subscriber.
You’ll find highlights from every Premier League game in the Score Centre, as well as on the Sky Sports website and Sky Sports app shortly after full-time, or from 5.15pm for midday Saturday kick-offs. You can also watch them on the Sky Sports Football YouTube channel.
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With more coverage than ever before from the EFL, both tennis Tours and men’s Super League, Sky Sports customers can enjoy more than 50 per cent more live sport this year.