Sky Sports and BT Sport have confirmed their latest broadcast selection of Premier League fixtures for March 2023.
Sky will televise 11 matches across March including the North-West derby between Liverpool and Manchester United at Anfield, on Sunday 5 March in a 4:30pm GMT kick-off.
Other highlights include two London derbies involving Fulham, as the Cottagers visit Brentford in Monday Night Football on 6 March at 8pm GMT, before hosting Arsenal at Craven Cottage on Sunday 12 March in a 2pm GMT kick-off.
On weekend of 17-19 March which clashes with FA Cup Quarter-Finals, Sky are guaranteed a minimum of two televised matches after selecting two league fixtures involving teams eliminated from the FA Cup.
Newcastle will visit Nottingham Forest in Friday Night Football on 17 March at 8pm GMT, before Chelsea take on Everton at Stamford Bridge on Saturday 18 March at 5:30pm GMT.
BT Sport meanwhile will air just two fixtures in the 12:30pm slot on consecutive Saturdays in March, as Newcastle visit Manchester City on 4 March then Liverpool visit Bournemouth a week later on 11 March.
| Date | Match | Channel | Time |
| Friday 3 February | Chelsea v Fulham | Sky Sports | 8:00pm |
| Saturday 4 February | Everton v Arsenal | BT Sport | 12:30pm |
| Saturday 4 February | Newcastle v West Ham | Sky Sports | 5:30pm |
| Sunday 5 February | Nottingham Forest v Leeds | Sky Sports | 2:00pm |
| Sunday 5 February | Tottenham v Manchester City | Sky Sports | 4:30pm |
| Saturday 11 February | West Ham v Chelsea | BT Sport | 12:30pm |
| Saturday 11 February | Bournemouth v Newcastle | Sky Sports | 5:30pm |
| Sunday 12 February | Leeds v Manchester United | Sky Sports | 2:00pm |
| Sunday 12 February | Man City v Aston Villa | Sky Sports | 4:30pm |
| Monday 13 February | Liverpool v Everton | Sky Sports | 8:00pm |
| Wednesday 15 February | Arsenal v Manchester City | Amazon | 7:30pm |
| Saturday 18 February | Aston Villa v Arsenal | BT Sport | 12:30pm |
| Saturday 18 February | Newcastle v Liverpool | Sky Sports | 5:30pm |
| Sunday 19 Feburary | Man Utd v Leicester | Sky Sports | 2:00pm |
| Sunday 19 Feburary | Tottenham v West Ham | Sky Sports | 4:30pm |
| Friday 24 February | Fulham v Wolves | Sky Sports | 8:00pm |
| Saturday 25 February | Newcastle v Brighton | BT Sport | 12:30pm |
| Saturday 25 February | Bournemouth v Man City | Sky Sports | 5:30pm |
| Saturday 25 February | Crystal Palace v Liverpool | Sky Sports | 7:45pm |
| Sunday 25 February | Tottenham v Chelsea | Sky Sports | 1:30pm |
| Saturday 4 March | Manchester City v Newcastle | BT Sport | 12:30pm |
| Saturday 4 March | Southampton v Leicester | Sky Sports | 5:30pm |
| Sunday 5 March | Nottingham Forest v Everton | Sky Sports | 2:00pm |
| Sunday 5 March | Liverpool v Manchester United | Sky Sports | 4:30pm |
| Monday 6 March | Brentford v Fulham | Sky Sports | 8:00pm |
| Saturday 11 March | Bournemouth v Liverpool | BT Sport | 12:30pm |
| Saturday 11 March | Crystal Palace v Manchester City | Sky Sports | 5:30pm |
| Sunday 12 March | Fulham v Arsenal | Sky Sports | 2:00pm |
| Sunday 12 March | Newcastle v Wolves | Sky Sports | 4:30pm |
| Friday 17 March | Nottingham Forest v Newcastle | Sky Sports | 8:00pm |
| Saturday 18 March | Chelsea v Everton | Sky Sports | 5:30pm |
| Sunday 19 March | Brighton v Manchester United* | Sky Sports | 2:00pm |
| Sunday 19 March | Manchester City v West Ham* | Sky Sports | 4:30pm |
*Brighton v Man Utd and Man City v West Ham are subject to FA Cup participation.
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