The TV broadcast picks have been announced for the April 2025 Premier League fixtures, when the title race and relegation battle could be settled.
Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea are among the clubs to have had their schedules changed, including the Merseyside derby between the Reds and Everton at Anfield.
Manchester City’s trip to Manchester United is among the televised games, while the two teams with a realistic chance of escaping the relegation zone – Ipswich Town and Leicester City – will hope to have reignited their survival prospects by the time they feature.
Find out when and where to watch football on TV from the Premier League in our guide to the April picks for 2025, including channels, live stream details and new kick-off times.
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— Premier League (@premierleague) March 1, 2025
📰 Table Of Contents
1 Premier League on TV in April: Fixtures, channels, times1.1 Tuesday, April 11.2 Wednesday, April 21.3 Thursday, April 31.4 Saturday, April 51.5 Sunday, April 61.6 Monday, April 71.7 Saturday, April 121.8 Sunday, April 131.9 Monday, April 141.10 Wednesday, April 161.11 Saturday, April 191.12 Sunday, April 201.13 Monday, April 211.14 Saturday, April 261.15 Sunday, April 271.16 Monday, April 282 How to watch the Premier League on TV: Sky Sports3 How to watch Premier League football on TNT Sports4 Premier League live streams: How to watch online
Premier League on TV in April: Fixtures, channels, times
Here’s the full list of Premier League games taking place in April, including the matches picked for TV and their new kick-off times.
All games on Saturdays start at 3pm GMT and all midweek games begin at 7.45pm unless stated otherwise.
Tuesday, April 1
Bournemouth vs IpswichArsenal vs FulhamBrighton vs Aston VillaWolves vs West HamNottingham Forest vs Man United (8pm, TNT Sports)
Wednesday, April 2
Man City vs LeicesterNewcastle vs BrentfordSouthampton vs Crystal PalaceLiverpool v Everton (8pm, Sky Sports)
Thursday, April 3
Chelsea vs Spurs (8pm, Sky Sports)
Saturday, April 5
Everton vs Arsenal (12.30pm, TNT Sports)Crystal Palace vs BrightonIpswich vs WolvesWest Ham vs BournemouthAston Villa vs Nottingham Forest (5.30pm, Sky Sports)*
*Could move to Sunday, April 6 at 2pm dependent on Villa’s participation in the Champions League.
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— Manchester City (@ManCity) February 28, 2025
Sunday, April 6
Brentford vs Chelsea (2pm)Spurs vs Southampton (2pm)Fulham vs Liverpool (2pm, Sky Sports)***Man United vs Man City (4.30pm, Sky Sports)
***Could move to Saturday, April 5 at a kick-off time TBC dependent on Liverpool’s involvement in the Champions League the following Tuesday.
Monday, April 7
Leicester vs Newcastle (8pm, Sky Sports)
Saturday, April 12
Man City vs Crystal Palace (12.30pm, TNT Sports)Brighton vs LeicesterChelsea vs IpswichNottingham Forest vs EvertonSouthampton vs Aston VillaWolves vs SpursArsenal vs Brentford (5.30pm, Sky Sports)*
*Could move to Sunday, April 13 at 2pm dependent on Arsenal’s participation in the Champions League.
Mohamed Salah. Consistent. pic.twitter.com/aW2k1ZQeXE
— Premier League (@premierleague) February 28, 2025
Sunday, April 13
Liverpool vs West Ham (2pm, Sky Sports)**Newcastle vs Man United (4.30pm, Sky Sports)
**Could move to Saturday, April 12 at a kick-off time TBC dependent on Liverpool’s participation in the Champions League the following Tuesday.
Monday, April 14
Bournemouth vs Fulham (8pm, Sky Sports)
Wednesday, April 16
Newcastle vs Crystal Palace (7.30pm)
Saturday, April 19
Brentford vs BrightonCrystal Palace vs BournemouthEverton vs Man CityFulham vs ChelseaMan United vs WolvesWest Ham vs SouthamptonAston Villa vs Newcastle (5.30pm, Sky Sports)
Sunday, April 20
Ipswich vs Arsenal (2pm, Sky Sports)Leicester vs Liverpool (4.30pm, Sky Sports)
Monday, April 21
Spurs vs Nottingham Forest (8pm, Sky Sports)
Saturday, April 26
Chelsea vs Everton (12.30pm, TNT Sports)Brighton vs West HamNewcastle vs IpswichNottingham Forest vs BrentfordSouthampton vs FulhamWolves vs LeicesterArsenal vs Crystal Palace (5.30pm, Sky Sports)*
*Could move dependent on Palace’s possible participation in the FA Cup semi-finals.
Jarrod Bowen reached a special landmark last weekend ✊
Only Michail Antonio (68) has scored more Premier League goals for @WestHam ⚒️
📊 @Oracle pic.twitter.com/HR6ySCpoQs
— Premier League (@premierleague) February 27, 2025
Sunday, April 27
Bournemouth vs Man United (2pm, Sky Sports)**Liverpool vs Spurs (4.30pm, Sky Sports)***
**Could move dependent on either club’s possible participation in the FA Cup semi-finals.***Could move to Saturday, April 26 at 8pm dependent on Liverpool’s participation in the Champions League the following Tuesday.
Monday, April 28
Man City vs Aston Villa (8pm, Sky Sports)****
****Could move dependent on either club’s participation in the FA Cup semi-finals or Villa’s participation in the Champions League semi-finals.
How to watch the Premier League on TV: Sky Sports
Prices for Sky Sports and TNT Sports vary. Via Now TV, Sky Sports costs £14.99 for a day membership, £26 a month for a six-month membership or £34.99 a month with no contract.
Sky Sports memberships include access to all 12 live Sky Sports channels and Sky Sports+, which offers live streams and a dedicated channel.
This Mohamed Salah assist 😮💨pic.twitter.com/geEAwnIti7
— Premier League (@premierleague) February 27, 2025
According to BT, TNT Sports costs £20 a month when bought with a broadband package or £30.99 a month without a contract.
Those prices include discovery+ Premium, which offers access to thousands of exclusive shows and originals.
Premier League live streams: How to watch online
Both broadcasters have dedicated apps allowing fans to live-stream the games: SkyGO for Sky Sports and discovery+ for TNT Sports.
Both apps are available on a vast range of devices, including smart TVs, gaming consoles, set-top boxes and mobile devices.e
