Manchester City’s Premier League games with Arsenal and Liverpool are among 12 matches to be shown live on Sky Sports in February.
Pep Guardiola’s reigning champions start the month with a visit to the Emirates Stadium Sunday February 2kick-off at 4.30pm and finish it off with another Super Sunday clash with Arne Slott’s side at the Etihad. February 23with start time TBC.
Sky Sports will also show Tottenham vs Manchester United Sunday, February 16, kick-off at 4.30pm as A Super Sunday which also includes Liverpoolgame with Wolves at Anfield at 2 p.m.
Before Guardiola’s City travel to Arsenal on February 2, Sky Sports will be showing Brentford – Tottenham between the Midlands derby at 2 p.m Wolves and: Aston Villa on Saturday night football yesterday at 17.30.
Manchester City’s games against Arsenal and Liverpool will have a big impact on the title race in February.
We will also see another edition that weekend Monday night football with the title chase Chelsea hosting West Ham February 3, 20:00 in the London derby.
Enzo Maresca’s Blues will also be live next Friday when they head out Brighton Valentine’s Day, starting at 8:00 p.m. Also that weekend, “Crystal Palace” – “Everton”. 5th February at 5.30pm is the Saturday Night Football Selection.
Sky Sports will show Leicester – Brentford on February 21st at 8:00pm with Friday Night Football Aston Villa vs Chelsea and: Newcastle – Nottingham Forest broadcast games on Saturday and Sunday respectively, before City host Liverpool later that week.
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Paul Merson insists Arsenal’s 1-1 draw with Fulham at Craven Cottage was a blow to their title chances and suggests Liverpool now have the upper hand in the Premier League race.
Upcoming Premier League matches live on Sky Sports
Monday December 9
“West Ham” – “Wolves”, kick-off at 20:00
Saturday December 14
Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa, kick-off 17:30
Sunday December 15
“Bournemouth” – “West Ham”, kick-off at 14:00
“Manchester City” – “Manchester United”, kick-off: 16:30
Monday December 16
“Brighton” – “Crystal Palace”, kick-off at 20:00
Saturday December 21
“Crystal Palace” – “Arsenal”, kick-off at 17:30
Sunday December 22
“Fulham” – “Southampton”, kick-off at 14:00
“Tottenham” – “Liverpool”, start: 16:30
Sunday, December 29
“Leicester” – “Manchester City” kick-off: 14:30
“West Ham” – “Liverpool”, start: 17:15
Monday December 30
“Manchester United” – “Newcastle”, kick-off at 20:00
Week 4 of January
“Brighton” – “Arsenal”, kick-off at 17:30
Sunday January 5
“Fulham” – “Ipswich”, kick-off at 14:00
“Liverpool” – “Manchester United”, kick-off: 16:30
Monday January 6
Wolves v Nottingham Forest, kick-off 20:00
Saturday, January 18
“Arsenal” – “Aston Villa” kick-off at 17:30
Sunday January 19
“Everton” – “Tottenham”, kick-off at 14:00
“Ipswich” – “Manchester City”, kick-off: 16:30
Monday January 20
Chelsea v Wolves, kick-off 20:00
Saturday, January 25
“Manchester City” – “Chelsea”, kick-off at 17:30
Sunday January 26
“Crystal Palace” – “Brentford”, kick-off at 14:00
Aston Villa – West Ham, kick-off: 16:30
Saturday, February 1
Wolves v Aston Villa, kick-off: 17:30
Sunday February 2
“Brentford” – “Tottenham”, kick-off at 14:00
“Arsenal” – “Manchester City”, kick-off: 16:30
Monday February 3
“Chelsea” – “West Ham”, kick-off at 20:00
Friday February 14
“Brighton” – “Chelsea”, kick-off at 20:00
Saturday February 15
“Crystal Palace” – “Everton”, kick-off at 17:30
Sunday February 16
Liverpool v Wolves, kick-off 14:00
“Tottenham” – “Manchester United”, kick-off: 16:30
Friday, February 21
“Leicester” – “Brentford”, kick-off at 20:00
Saturday February 22
“Aston Villa” – “Chelsea”, start: 17:30
Sunday February 23
Newcastle v Nottingham Forest kick-off TBC
Manchester City v Liverpool, kick-off TBC
