Premier League April 2025 Live TV Schedule

The Premier League has announced its broadcast selections for April 2025, offering fans a chance to watch exciting matches across different channels. Here is the revised schedule, which includes fixtures that may change based on participation in European competitions and the FA Cup semi-finals.

Tuesday 1 April

  • 19:45 AFC Bournemouth vs Ipswich Town
  • 19:45 Arsenal vs Fulham
  • 19:45 Brighton vs Aston Villa
  • 19:45 Wolves vs West Ham
  • 20:00 Nottingham Forest vs Man Utd (TNT Sports)

Wednesday 2 April

  • 19:45 Man City vs Leicester City
  • 19:45 Newcastle United vs Brentford
  • 19:45 Southampton vs Crystal Palace
  • 20:00 Liverpool vs Everton (Sky Sports)

Thursday 3 April

  • 20:00 Chelsea vs Spurs (Sky Sports)

Saturday 5 April

  • 12:30 Everton vs Arsenal (TNT Sports)
  • Crystal Palace vs Brighton
  • Ipswich Town vs Wolves
  • West Ham vs AFC Bournemouth
  • 17:30 Aston Villa vs Nottingham Forest (Sky Sports)
    This match could move to Sunday 6 April at 14:00, depending on Villa’s participation in UEFA Champions League.
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Sunday 6 April

  • 14:00 Brentford vs Chelsea
  • 14:00 Spurs vs Southampton
  • 14:00 Fulham vs Liverpool (Sky Sports)
  • 16:30 Man Utd vs Man City (Sky Sports)
    Due to the movement of Chelsea vs Spurs on 3 April
    Subject to possible movement to Saturday 5 April, kick-off time TBD depending on Liverpool’s UEFA Champions League involvement.

Monday 7 April

  • 20:00 Leicester City vs Newcastle United (Sky Sports)

Saturday 12 April

  • 12:30 Man City vs Crystal Palace (TNT Sports)
  • Brighton vs Leicester City
  • Chelsea vs Ipswich Town
  • Nottingham Forest vs Everton
  • Southampton vs Aston Villa
  • Wolves vs Spurs
  • 17:30 Arsenal vs Brentford (Sky Sports)*
    *This match could move to Sunday 13 April at 14:00 depending on Arsenal’s participation in UEFA Champions League.

Sunday 13 April

  • 14:00 Liverpool vs West Ham (Sky Sports)
  • 16:30 Newcastle United vs Man Utd (Sky Sports)
    This match could move to Saturday 12 April, kick-off time TBD depending on Liverpool’s Champions League involvement.

Monday 14 April

  • 20:00 AFC Bournemouth vs Fulham (Sky Sports)

Wednesday 16 April

  • 19:30 Newcastle United vs Crystal Palace

Saturday 19 April

  • Brentford vs Brighton
  • Crystal Palace vs AFC Bournemouth
  • Everton vs Man City
  • Fulham vs Chelsea
  • Man Utd vs Wolves
  • West Ham vs Southampton
  • 17:30 Aston Villa vs Newcastle United (Sky Sports)

Sunday 20 April

  • 14:00 Ipswich Town vs Arsenal (Sky Sports)
  • 16:30 Leicester City vs Liverpool (Sky Sports)

Monday 21 April

  • 20:00 Spurs vs Nottingham Forest (Sky Sports)

Saturday 26 April

  • 12:30 Chelsea vs Everton (TNT Sports)
  • Brighton vs West Ham
  • Newcastle United vs Ipswich Town
  • Nottingham Forest vs Brentford
  • Southampton vs Fulham
  • Wolves vs Leicester City
  • 17:30 Arsenal vs Crystal Palace (Sky Sports)
    This match could move based on Palace’s participation in the FA Cup semi-finals.

Sunday 27 April

  • 14:00 AFC Bournemouth vs Man Utd (Sky Sports)
  • 16:30 Liverpool vs Spurs (Sky Sports)
    This match could move depending on FA Cup semi-final participation.
    This match could move to Saturday 26 April at 20:00, depending on Liverpool’s Champions League schedule.

Monday 28 April

  • 20:00 Man City vs Aston Villa (Sky Sports)
    This match could be moved depending on participation in the FA Cup semi-finals or Villa’s Champions League semi-final schedule.

This schedule will continue to evolve based on teams’ involvement in other competitions, so be sure to check for updates closer to the matches!

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