Premier League announce several fixture changes for first two months of new season | OneFootball

The Premier League have announced the first raft of fixture time and date changes for the 2026/27 campaign.

A host of games have now been shifted following the release of the new fixtures last month, due to TV selections and other factors.

Here are all the games to have changed time and/or date, with the new time/date provided…

Friday 28 August20:00 Crystal Palace v Man City (Sky Sports)

Saturday 29 August12:30 Liverpool v Nott’m Forest (TNT Sports)Bournemouth v EvertonCoventry City v Hull City17:30 Spurs v Newcastle (Sky Sports)

Sunday 30 August14:00 Chelsea v Brighton (Sky Sports)**Due to Brighton’s participation in UEFA Conference League playoff the preceding Thursday14:00 Leeds v Brentford (Sky Sports)14:00 Sunderland v Fulham (Sky Sports)****Due to the movement of Fulham v Chelsea to Mon 24 Aug16:30 Man Utd v Ipswich (Sky Sports)

Monday 31 August20:00 Aston Villa v Arsenal (Sky Sports)

Friday 4 September20:00 Ipswich v Liverpool (Sky Sports)

Saturday 5 September12:30 Newcastle v Bournemouth (TNT Sports)Brentford v SunderlandBrighton v LeedsFulham v Crystal PalaceMan City v Coventry CityNott’m Forest v Spurs17:30 Hull City v Aston Villa (Sky Sports)

Sunday 6 September14:00 Everton v Man Utd (Sky Sports)16:30 Arsenal v Chelsea (Sky Sports)

Saturday 12 SeptemberBournemouth v BrentfordAston Villa v Nott’m ForestChelsea v Hull CityCrystal Palace v IpswichLiverpool v Fulham17:30 Spurs v Everton (Sky Sports)20:00 Sunderland v Arsenal (TNT Sports)

Sunday 13 September14:00 Coventry City v Brighton (Sky Sports)16:30 Man Utd v Man City (Sky Sports)

Monday 14 September20:00 Leeds v Newcastle (Sky Sports)**Match will revert to Sat 12 Sep, 12:30 BST should either club reach EFL Cup third round and be scheduled to play against a club participating in the Champions League

Friday 18 September20:00 Brentford v Chelsea (Sky Sports)**Match will move to Sat 19 Sep, 20:00 BST should either club reach EFL Cup third round and be scheduled to play against a club participating in the Champions League

Saturday 19 September12:30 Spurs v Aston Villa (TNT Sports)Brighton v ArsenalEverton v IpswichLeeds v Crystal PalaceMan City v SunderlandNewcastle v Hull City17:30 Nott’m Forest v Coventry City (Sky Sports)

Sunday 20 September14:00 Bournemouth v Liverpool (Sky Sports)16:30 Fulham v Man Utd (Sky Sports)