BOURNEMOUTH vs Crystal Palace is set to be the first of 33 Premier League matches that will be shown live on TV for free.
England’s top-flight will recommence after a three-month absence on Wednesday, June 17 with all fixtures played behind closed doors.
But it means football fans will be treated to a televised bonanza with all 92 matches broadcast across four different platforms.
Sky Sports will air 64 live fixtures including 25 of those on free-to-air channels, including Pick.
BBC Sport will show a further four live matches for the first time since the Premier League’s inception in 1992 to viewers at no extra cost.
Amazon Prime will show four matches for free on their streaming service while BT Sport have rights to the remaining 20 matches.
And, with the first two weeks of fixtures revealed, Cherries’ clash against Roy Hodgson’s Eagles at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday June 20 is set to be the first free-to-air tie.
The 7.45pm kick-off will the BBC’s first-ever live Premier League game.
The following day Sky will screen the first pair of its free games, starting with Newcastle vs Sheffield Utd and then the Merseyside derby between Everton and Liverpool… which could see the Reds crowned champions.
While Amazon’s first free game will feature Palace again on Monday, June 29 at 8pm, this time at home to Burnley.
Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace – BBC, Sat June 20, 7.45
Newcastle vs Sheffield United – Sky Sports, Sun June 21, 2pm
Everton vs Liverpool – Sky Sports, Sun June 21, 7pm
Norwich vs Everton – BBC, Weds June 24, 6pm
Burnley vs Watford – Sky Sports, Thurs June 25, 6pm
Leicester vs Brighton – Sky Sports, Thurs June 25, 6pm
Norwich vs Man Utd (FA Cup quarter) – BBC, Sat June 27, 8.15pm
Watford vs Southampton – Sky Sports, Sun June 28, 4.30pm
Newcastle vs Man City (FA Cup quarter) – BBC, Sun June 28, 6.30pm
Crystal Palace vs Burnley – Amazon, Mon Jun 29, 8pm
