Sky Sports is the only place to see the Premier League title race
Sky Sports is the only place to see the Premier League title race
As the 2014/15 Premier League season heads towards its finale, Sky Sports will once again be the only place to see the title race with Chelsea, Manchester City, Arsenal and Manchester United live every weekend in the lead up to the last day of the season.
Sky Sports has added 13 fixtures in May to an unrivalled schedule of Premier League matches featuring a current top five side in every game. With at least four matches a week, Sky Sports viewers will enjoy more big head to heads, including Chelsea v Liverpool on 10 May and Arsenal’s trip to Old Trafford one week later.
While the excitement builds in the last two months of the Premier League season, Sky Sports viewers are set for:
- Five top head to heads including: Manchester United v Manchester City; Chelsea v Manchester United; Arsenal v Chelsea; Chelsea v Liverpool and Manchester United v Arsenal
- All of Chelsea and Manchester City’s fixtures
- Arsenal and Manchester United six times
- 28 top Premier League matches
Sky Sports will be the only broadcaster showing live matches on the last day of the season – Sunday 24 May – with three games still to be selected.
Sky Sports Premier League fixtures in May:
Manchester United v West Bromwich Albion | Sat 2 May 5:30pm | |
Chelsea v Crystal Palace | Sun 3 May 1:30pm | |
Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City | Sun 3 May 4pm | |
Hull City v Arsenal | Mon 4 May 8pm | |
Crystal Palace v Manchester United | Sat 9 May 5:30pm | |
Manchester City v Queens Park Rangers | Sun 10 May 1:30pm | |
Chelsea v Liverpool | Sun 10 May 4pm | |
Arsenal v Swansea City | Mon 11 May 8pm | |
Liverpool v Crystal Palace | Sat 16 May 5:30pm | |
Swansea City v Manchester City | Sun 17 May 1:30pm | |
Manchester United v Arsenal | Sun 17 May 4pm | |
West Bromwich Albion v Chelsea | Mon 18 May 8pm | |
Arsenal v Sunderland | Wed 20 May 7:45pm | |
April’s Premier League fixtures on Sky Sports are as follows: | ||
Chelsea v Stoke City | Sat 4 Apr 5:30pm | |
Burnley v Tottenham Hotspur | Sun 5 Apr 1:30pm | |
Sunderland v Newcastle United | Sun 5 Apr 4pm | |
Crystal Palace v Manchester City | Mon 6 Apr 8pm | |
Burnley v Arsenal | Sat 11 Apr 5:30pm | |
Queen’s Park Rangers v Chelsea | Sun 12 Apr 1:30pm | |
Manchester United v Manchester City | Sun 12 Apr 4pm | |
Liverpool v Newcastle United | Mon 13 Apr 8pm | |
Chelsea v Manchester United | Sat 18 Apr 5:30pm | |
Manchester City v West Ham United | Sun 19 Apr 1:30pm | |
Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur | Sun 19 Apr 4pm | |
Manchester City v Aston Villa | Sat 25 Apr 5:30pm | |
Everton v Manchester United | Sun 26 Apr 1:30pm | |
Arsenal v Chelsea | Sun 26 Apr 4pm | |
Leicester City v Chelsea | Wed 29 Apr 7:45pm |
Fixtures may be subject to change due to potential club participation in other competitions.
For further information, please contact:
Sky Sports
Alex Henderson
PR Manager
alex.henderson@bskyb.com
020 7032 1452
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