Premier League 2019-20: Where to watch, TV channels and live match schedule

Premier League football fans will have an early present to put on the Christmas wish list this year with Amazon Prime joining BT Sport and Sky Sports in broadcasting matches from England's elite division.

Amazon have only two rounds of action, but they are allowed to show all 20 matches during that period, which includes the high-profile Boxing Day fixture list.

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Those who wait until Christmas to sign up to Amazon's video service will miss out on some crackers earlier in the month with the midweek December 2-3 Premier League programme featuring Manchester United against Tottenham and the Merseyside derby at Anfield.

There are usually free monthly trials available on Amazon so those who time it right could manage to nab both rounds of action with the added bonus of no delivery charges on the dreaded Christmas shop.

Amazon, much like Netflix, are coy about announcing their number of viewers but bookmakers are hopeful football is robust enough to maintain usual turnover figures on a new platform.

Coral's John Hill said: "We have seen turnover drop across other sports which have streamed major events such as tennis and golf, but Boxing Day is one of the busiest days of the year for punters placing accumulators and we don't expect any significant change."

Streaming matches could cause problems for in-play punters

One potential issue will come in-play, as streaming services usually lag behind normal TV pictures and there is every chance bookmakers' websites, livescore mobile notifications and even social media outlets such as Twitter will be ahead of the Amazon action.

That's bad news for the three-quarters of Brits who use a second screen while watching TV and is already a known pain for those who use Sky Go or BT's equivalent to view sporting events.

Sky Sports and BT Sport have swapped sections of their Premier League schedule.

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BT are taking over the 12.30pm Saturday games and Sky will show the later match at 5.30pm as well as eight fixtures at 7.45pm.

Sky will also broadcast the Super Sunday games at 4.30pm, moving back from the previous 4pm slot, and the 2pm matches, as well as maintaining the rights to the Monday and Friday live fixtures.

There will be one exception to the regular pattern with BT showing several matches across one weekend in February when the Premier League has a split winter break. Half of the teams will play on one weekend and the other ten will be in action the following weekend.

Live Premier League matches

Friday August 9
Liverpool v Norwich Sky Sports 8pm

Saturday August 10
West Ham v Man City BT Sport 12.30pm
Tottenham v Aston Villa Sky Sports 5.30pm

Sunday August 11
Newcastle v Arsenal Sky Sports 2pm
Man Utd v Chelsea Sky Sports 4.30pm

Saturday August 17
Arsenal v Burnley BT Sport 12.30pm
Man City v Tottenham Sky Sports 5.30pm

Sunday August 18
Sheff Utd v Crystal Palace Sky Sports 2pm
Chelsea v Leicester Sky Sports 4.30pm

Monday August 19
Wolves v Man Utd Sky Sports 8pm

Friday August 23
Aston Villa v Everton Sky Sports 8pm

Saturday August 24
Norwich v Chelsea BT Sport 12.30pm
Liverpool v Arsenal Sky Sports 5.30pm

Sunday August 25
Bournemouth v Man City Sky Sports 2pm
Tottenham v Newcastle Sky Sports 4.30pm

Saturday August 31
Southampton v Man Utd BT Sport 12.30pm
Burnley v Liverpool Sky Sports 5.30pm

Sunday September 1
Everton v Wolves Sky Sports 2pm
Arsenal v Tottenham Sky Sports 4.30pm

Where to watch

Premier League
BT Sport Saturday 12.30pm, plus two rounds of midweek fixtures and five games from the split weekend over the winter break.
Sky Sports Saturday 5.30pm & 7.45pm, Sunday 2pm & 4.30pm, Monday 8pm, Friday 7.30pm or 8pm.
Amazon Prime Midweek round on December 2-3 and December 26.

EFL & League Cup
Sky Sports

FA Cup
BBC and BT Sport

Champions League & Europa League
BT Sport

Ladbrokes Premiership
BT Sport and Sky Sports

Women's Super League
BBC & BT Sport

Major European leagues
BT Sport France & Germany
Premier Sport Italy
TBC Spain

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