Tottenham will host Manchester United on a Thursday night after the broadcast selections for Premier League fixtures in April were confirmed.
Spurs will welcome Erik ten Hag’s side to north London on April 27, just three days before they then travel to Anfield to take on Liverpool in what could prove to be a crucial clash in the race for Champions League football.
Arsenal, who have had four fixtures moved in April for TV coverage, face Manchester City away from home on Wednesday April 26, and could have a slight advantage heading into the match.
The Gunners’ clash against Southampton has been moved to the Friday before, April 21, giving them an extra day of rest over City. However, should Arsenal reach the Europa League quarter-finals or Southampton make it to the FA Cup semi-finals, the match against the Saints will be moved to Sunday April 23.
Many of the fixtures are still subject to change, including Man United vs Chelsea on April 22. That is currently scheduled for a 5:30pm GMT kick-off on the Saturday, but will swap with Tottenham vs Newcastle - pencilled in for 2pm the following day - should United still be in the FA Cup or Europa League.
The Premier League has also confirmed that all fixtures on the final day of the season, Sunday May 28, will now kick-off at 4:30pm.
TV fixtures for April
(All times GMT. * indicates fixture is subject to further change)
Saturday 1 April
12:30pm Man City v Liverpool (BT Sport)
5:30pm Chelsea v Aston Villa (Sky Sports)
Sunday 2 April
2pm West Ham v Southampton (Sky Sports)
4:30pm Newcastle v Man Utd (Sky Sports)
Monday 3 April
8pm Everton v Spurs (Sky Sports)
Tuesday 4 April
8pm Chelsea v Liverpool (Sky Sports)
Wednesday 5 April
8pm West Ham v Newcastle (Sky Sports)
Saturday 8 April
12:30pm Man Utd v Everton (BT Sport)
5:30pm Leeds v Crystal Palace (Sky Sports)*
Sunday 9 April
2pm Southampton v Man City (Sky Sports)*
4:30pm Liverpool v Arsenal (Sky Sports)*
Saturday 15 April
12:30pm Aston Villa v Newcastle (BT Sport)
5:30pm Nott’m Forest v Man Utd (Sky Sports)*
Sunday 16 April
2pm West Ham v Arsenal (Sky Sports)
4:30pm Man City v Leicester (Sky Sports)*
Monday 17 April
8pm Leeds v Liverpool (Sky Sports)*
Friday 21 April
8pm Arsenal v Southampton (Sky Sports)*
Saturday 22 April
12:30pm Fulham v Leeds (BT Sport)*
5:30pm Man Utd v Chelsea (Sky Sports)*
Sunday 23 April
2pm Newcastle v Spurs*
4:30pm Brighton v Man City*
Tuesday 25 April
7:30pm Wolves v Crystal Palace (BT Sport)
7:45pm Aston Villa v Fulham (BT Sport)
7:45pm Leeds v Leicester (BT Sport)
7:45pm Southampton v AFC Bournemouth (BT Sport)*
Wednesday 26 April
7:30pm Nott’m Forest v Brighton (BT Sport)
7:45pm Chelsea v Brentford (BT Sport)
7:45pm West Ham v Liverpool (BT Sport)
8pm Man City v Arsenal (BT Sport)
Thursday 27 April
7:45pm Everton v Newcastle (BT Sport)
8:15pm Spurs v Man Utd (BT Sport)
Saturday 29 April
12:30pm Crystal Palace v West Ham (BT Sport)
5:30pm Arsenal v Chelsea (Sky Sports)
Sunday 30 April
2pm Fulham v Man City (Sky Sports)
4:30pm Liverpool v Spurs (Sky Sports)
Monday 1 May
8pm Leicester v Everton (Sky Sports)
