Premier League have announced the UK broadcast selection across April 2024 on Sky Sports and TNT Sports.
Sky will broadcast four of Arsenal’s five league matches in April which include trips to Brighton and Wolves on 6 and 20 April, including a home clash against Aston Villa on Sunday 14 April at 4:30pm BST.
Mikel Arteta’s Gunners will head to Tottenham on Sunday 28 April in the North London Derby live on Sky Sports, with kick-off confirmed for 2pm but is subject to move to Saturday 27 April at 12:30pm if Arsenal reach Champions League semi-finals and play on 30 April.
In that scenario, the game will still be live on Sky but swap slots with TNT’s coverage of Liverpool’s trip to West Ham.
Sky also have Nottingham Forest’s home game against Manchester City scheduled for 28 April at 4:30pm but if Man City do reach the Champions League semis and play on 30 April, that game will be played at 5:30pm on 27 April in a swap with Brentford’s trip to Everton.
Sky will also air Manchester United’s home clash against Liverpool at 3:30pm on Sunday 7 April, just weeks after Utd ended Liverpool’s title quadruple ambitions in the FA Cup at Old Trafford in a seven-goal epic.
Other matches selected for Sky coverage includes the rearranged Merseyside derby between Everton and Liverpool at Goodison Park on 24 April, plus Man City’s visit to Brighton on 25 April which could move to 24 April if City have to visit Forest on 27 April.
On FA Cup semi-final weekend, there are slight adjustments to Sky’s timings upon police request which means that Everton host Forest at 1:30pm, before Liverpool visit Fulham at 4pm that afternoon.
TNT meanwhile will broadcast eight of the ten midweek matches between 2-4 April then show five further matches in April, including Arsenal’s rearranged encounter against Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday 23 April at 8pm.
Chelsea’s visit to Aston Villa the following weekend on 27 April will also be live on TNT in a 8pm kick-off, with the broadcaster also set to show Crystal Palace and Newcastle’s home games against Man City and Tottenham at 12:30pm on 6 and 13 April respectively.
| Date | Match | Channel | Time |
| Saturday 30 March | Newcastle v West Ham | TNT Sports | 12:30pm |
| Saturday 30 March | Aston Villa v Wolves | Sky Sports | 5:30pm |
| Saturday 30 March | Brentford v Man Utd | Sky Sports | 8pm |
| Sunday 31 March | Liverpool v Brighton | Sky Sports | 2pm |
| Sunday 31 March | Man City v Arsenal | Sky Sports | 4:30pm |
| Tuesday 2 April | Newcastle v Everton | TNT Sports | 7:30pm |
| Tuesday 2 April | Nottingham Forest v Fulham | TNT Sports | 7:30pm |
| Tuesday 2 April | West Ham v Tottenham | TNT Sports | 8:15pm |
| Wednesday 3 April | Arsenal v Luton | TNT Sports | 7:30pm |
| Wednesday 3 April | Brentford v Brighton | TNT Sports | 7:30pm |
| Wednesday 3 April | Man City v Aston Villa | TNT Sports | 8:15pm |
| Thursday 4 April | Liverpool v Sheffield Utd | TNT Sports | 7:30pm |
| Thursday 4 April | Chelsea v Man Utd | TNT Sports | 8:15pm |
| Saturday 6 April | Crystal Palace v Man City | TNT Sports | 12:30pm |
| Saturday 6 April | Brighton v Arsenal | Sky Sports | 5:30pm |
| Sunday 7 April | Man Utd v Liverpool | Sky Sports | 3:30pm |
| Monday 8 April | Tottenham v Nottingham Forest | Sky Sports | 8pm |
| Saturday 13 April | Newcastle v Tottenham | TNT Sports | 12:30pm |
| Saturday 13 April | Bournemouth v Man Utd | Sky Sports | 5:30pm |
| Sunday 14 April | Liverpool v Crystal Palace | Sky Sports | 2pm |
| Sunday 14 April | Arsenal v Aston Villa | Sky Sports | 4:30pm |
| Monday 15 April | Chelsea v Everton | Sky Sports | 8pm |
| Saturday 20 April | Wolves v Arsenal | Sky Sports | 7:30pm |
| Sunday 21 April | Everton v Nottingham Forest | Sky Sports | 1:30pm |
| Sunday 21 April | Fulham v Liverpool | Sky Sports | 4pm |
| Tuesday 23 April | Arsenal v Chelsea | TNT Sports | 8pm |
| Wednesday 24 April | Everton v Liverpool | Sky Sports | 8pm |
| Thursday 25 April | Brighton v Man City | Sky Sports | 8pm |
| Saturday 27 April | West Ham v Liverpool | TNT Sports | 12:30pm* |
| Saturday 27 April | Everton v Brentford | Sky Sports | 5:30pm** |
| Saturday 27 April | Aston Villa v Chelsea | TNT Sports | 8pm |
| Sunday 28 April | Tottenham v Arsenal | Sky Sports | 2pm* |
| Sunday 28 April | Nottingham Forest v Man City | Sky Sports | 4:30pm** |
* West Ham v Liverpool will swap slots with Tottenham v Arsenal if Arsenal are involved in Champions League on 30 April.
** Everton v Brentford will swap with Nottingham Forest v Manchester City if City are involved in Champions League on 30 April.
The following matches meanwhile won’t be televised but have been rescheduled for a mix of policing – applying to Sheffield Utd’s home match against Chelsea on 7 April – or cup and league commitments in midweeks.
- Sheffield Utd v Chelsea (7 April, 5:30pm)
- West Ham v Fulham (14 April, 2pm)
- Aston Villa v Bournemouth (21 April, 3pm)
- Crystal Palace v West Ham (21 April, 3pm)
- Wolves v Bournemouth (24 April, 7:45pm)
- Crystal Palace v Newcastle (24 April, 8pm)
- Man Utd v Sheffield Utd (24 April, 8pm)
- Bournemouth v Brighton (28 April, 2pm)