Premier League TV schedule 2020/21: How and when fans can watch every televised top-flight game on BT TV
Everything you need to know about how to watch every televised Premier League fixture on BT TV during the 2020/21 season.
The 2020/21 Premier League season resumed on Saturday 12 September following a short pre-season for the 20 top-flight hopefuls.
With the first raft of televised fixtures now confirmed, BT TV customers are in the privileged position of being able to watch them all - and here's how.
Will BT Sport be showing live matches?
Yes.
Should all proceed safely, we will broadcast more than 58 Premier League games exclusively live to our BT Sport customers.
Will I be able to watch every other game on BT TV?
Yes.
Matches will be broadcast live between BT Sport, Sky Sports, Amazon Prime and the BBC.
With Freeview, NOW TV and Amazon Prime all available on your BT TV box, subscribers will be able to watch every minute of every televised game until the end of the season.
If you're not already a BT TV customer, click here to take a look at our range of packages.
When will fixtures be played?
The introduction of some unique kick-off times during the pandemic-affected 2019/20 campaign look set to return during the opening months of the season as games face schedule changes in order to be shown on TV in the continued absence of fans from the stadiums.
Weekend
Friday - 8pm
Saturday - 12.30pm, 5.30pm, 8pm
Sunday - 12pm, 2pm, 4.30pm, 7pm
Monday - 6pm, 8pm
Midweek
Tuesday - 7.45pm, 8pm
Wednesday - 7.45pm, 8pm
Thursday - 7.45pm, 8pm
Where and when can I watch each match?
Saturday 26 September
Brighton v Man Utd (12.30pm) - Coverage from 11.30am on BT Sport 1 HD & Ultimate
Crystal Palace v Everton (3pm) - Prime Video on BT TV
West Brom v Chelsea (5.30pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
Burnley v Southampton (8pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
Sunday 27 September
Sheffield United v Leeds (12pm) - Coverage from 11.30am on BT Sport 1 HD & Ultimate
Tottenham v Newcastle (2pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
Man City v Leicester (4.30pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
West Ham v Wolves (7pm) - Coverage from 6.30pm on BT Sport 1 HD & Ultimate
Monday 28 September
Fulham v Aston Villa (6pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
Liverpool v Arsenal (8.15pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
Saturday 3 October
Everton v Brighton (3pm) - Live on BT Sport 1 HD and BT Sport Ultimate
Leeds v Manchester City (5.30pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
Newcastle v Burnley (8pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
Sunday 4 October
Leicester v West Ham (12pm) - Live on BT Sport
Southampton v West Brom (12pm) - Live on BT Sport
Arsenal v Sheffield United (2pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
Wolves v Fulham (2pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
Man Utd v Tottenham (4.30pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
Aston Villa v Liverpool (7.15pm) - NOW TV on BT TV
As well as all matches being available on BT TV, those exclusive to BT Sport will be broadcast on the app for mobile and tablet, as well as on Xbox, PlayStation, Samsung TV and Apple TV and BTSport.com all via the revolutionary enhanced video player.
And for even more flexibility, you can check out BT Sport’s Monthly Pass options as Premier League football returns to our screens.
BT Sport is also the home of both the Champions League and Europa League and shows exclusive action from the FA Cup, Bundesliga and much, much more.
