Premier League Announce 2022-23 Festive Broadcast Selection

Premier League confirm live broadcast picks for across the festive fortnight in Xmas 2022

England’s top-flight will take a mid-season break after 13 November to make way for 2022 FIFA World Cup and will return on Boxing Day, with all ten matches streamed live exclusively on Amazon Prime.

Brentford’s home clash against Tottenham at Gtech Community Stadium will be the first match to take place upon resumption of the domestic season, with kick-off confirmed for 12:30pm GMT whilst Arsenal will host West Ham at Emirates Stadium in the Boxing Night Football clash at 8pm GMT.

Other highlights from Amazon’s festive round of fixtures include Liverpool’s trip to Aston Villa at 5:30pm on Boxing Day, whilst Leeds United host Manchester City on Wednesday 28 December at Elland Road.

The final round of 2022 will be spread across 30 December – 1 January 2023, with the final match of current calendar year seeing Brighton host Arsenal live on Sky Sports in a 5:30pm kick-off on New Year’s Eve.

Sky will also transmit the opening matches of 2023 as Tottenham take on Aston Villa in North London at 2pm on New Year’s Day, followed by Chelsea’s trip to Nottingham Forest at 4:30pm that afternoon.

BT will air just one match across the festive season as Manchester United visit Wolves at Molineux on New Year’s Eve, with the match getting underway at 12:30pm, having opted to pass the January Bank Holiday round.

Sky consequently will air the first six top-flight matches of 2023 after selecting the following four matches for live broadcast from the January Bank Holiday round, albeit stripped over four days;

• 2 January – Brentford v Liverpool (5:30pm)
• 3 January – Arsenal v Newcastle (8:00pm)
• 4 January – Crystal Palace v Tottenham (8:00pm)
• 5 January – Chelsea v Manchester City (8:00pm)

Broadcast selection for rest of January will be confirmed in due course with full list of fixtures selected for broadcast between 29 October 2022 – 5 January listed below.

Date	Match	Channel	Time
Saturday 29 October	Leicester v Man City	BT Sport	12:30pm
Saturday 29 October	Fulham v Everton	Sky Sports	5:30pm
Saturday 29 October	Liverpool v Leeds	Sky Sports	7:45pm
Sunday 30 October	Man Utd v West Ham	Sky Sports	4:30pm
Saturday 5 November	Everton v Leicester	Sky Sports	5:30pm
Sunday 6 November	Chelsea v Arsenal	BT Sport	12:00pm
Sunday 6 November	Southampton v Newcastle	Sky Sports	2:00pm
Sunday 6 November	Tottenham v Liverpool	Sky Sports	4:30pm
Saturday 12 November	Man City v Brentford	BT Sport	12:30pm
Saturday 12 November	Newcastle v Chelsea	Sky Sports	5:30pm
Saturday 12 November	Wolves v Arsenal	Sky Sports	7:45pm
Sunday 13 November	Brighton v Aston Villa	Sky Sports	2:00pm
Sunday 13 November	Fulham v Man Utd	Sky Sports	4:30pm
Monday 26 December	Brentford v Tottenham	Amazon	12:30pm
Monday 26 December	Crystal Palace v Fulham	Amazon	3:00pm
Monday 26 December	Everton v Wolves	Amazon	3:00pm
Monday 26 December	Leicester v Newcastle	Amazon	3:00pm
Monday 26 December	Southampton v Brighton	Amazon	3:00pm
Monday 26 December	Aston Villa v Liverpool	Amazon	5:30pm
Tuesday 27 December	Arsenal v West Ham	Amazon	8:00pm
Tuesday 27 December	Chelsea v Bournemouth	Amazon	5:30pm
Tuesday 27 December	Man Utd v Forest	Amazon	8:00pm
Wednesday 28 December	Leeds v Man City	Amazon	8:00pm
Friday 30 December	Liverpool v Leicester	Sky Sports	8:00pm
Saturday 31 December	Wolves v Man Utd	BT Sport	12:30pm
Saturday 31 December	Brighton v Arsenal	Sky Sports	5:30pm
Sunday 1 January	Tottenham v Aston Villa	Sky Sports	2:00pm
Sunday 1 January	Nottingham Forest v Chelsea	Sky Sports	4:30pm
Monday 2 January	Brentford v Liverpool	Sky Sports	5:30pm
Tuesday 3 January	Arsenal v Newcastle	Sky Sports	8:00pm
Wednesday 4 January	Crystal Palace v Tottenham	Sky Sports	8:00pm
Thursday 5 January	Chelsea v Manchester City	Sky Sports	8:00pm