The English top flight has announced its television coverage schedule for match rounds six through nine, with both Manchester clubs having fixtures altered as a result.
The Premier League has unveiled its broadcast lineup for the upcoming matchweeks, and both of the Manchester sides will see their games rescheduled.
The Red Devils’ encounter with Tottenham has been rearranged for Saturday the tenth of October at half past five in the evening. Their visit to Elland Road will now begin at two o’clock on the afternoon of Sunday the eighteenth. The Old Trafford fixture versus Bournemouth is scheduled for Sunday the twenty-fifth at two in the afternoon, while the journey to Stamford Bridge to face Chelsea will kick off at half past twelve on Saturday the thirty-first.
The Blues’ journey to Merseyside to play Liverpool is set for Sunday the eleventh of October at half past four in the afternoon. Their home match against Ipswich is arranged for Saturday the seventeenth at three o’clock. Pep Guardiola’s side will travel to Villa Park on Saturday the twenty-fourth, with an early afternoon start, unless Aston Villa have been drawn away in the European competition the previous midweek, in which case the match would shift to eight in the evening. The Etihad Stadium encounter with Brighton is fixed for Saturday the thirty-first at three in the afternoon.
Here is the updated schedule for matchweeks six, seven, eight and nine:
Manchester United updated fixtures:
Saturday, 10 October: Manchester United v Tottenham (17:30 kick-off)
Sunday, 18 October: Leeds v Manchester United (14:00 kick-off)
Sunday, 25 October: Manchester United v Bournemouth (14:00 kick-off)
Saturday, 31 October: Chelsea v Manchester United (12:30 kick-off)
Manchester City updated fixtures:
Sunday, 11 October: Liverpool v Manchester City (16:30 kick-off)
Saturday, 17 October: Manchester City v Ipswich (15:00 kick-off)
Saturday, 24 October: Aston Villa v Manchester City (12:30 kick-off) – Match will move to 20:00 should Villa be drawn away in UEFA Champions League the preceding Wednesday
Saturday, 31 October: Manchester City v Brighton (15:00 kick-off)