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Fixture changes for live TV
- Thread starter awest
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johnmc
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LHarper said:blue7071 said:Right I've just been told by a reliable contact the following TV dates;
Southampton at home now 4pm Sunday 19th August
Arsenal home 4pm Sunday 23rd Sept
Spurs home 1.30pm Sunday 11th Nov.
Liverpool away 8pm Monday 27th Aug
Chelsea away 4pm Sunday 25th Nov
Wigan away 8pm Wednesday 28th Nov.
I hope they are the only dates as it would mean three away 3pm Saturday kick-off's! (Stoke, West Brom and West Ham) :)
That will be sky - ESPN to follow
johnmc said:LHarper said:blue7071 said:Right I've just been told by a reliable contact the following TV dates;
Southampton at home now 4pm Sunday 19th August
Arsenal home 4pm Sunday 23rd Sept
Spurs home 1.30pm Sunday 11th Nov.
Liverpool away 8pm Monday 27th Aug
Chelsea away 4pm Sunday 25th Nov
Wigan away 8pm Wednesday 28th Nov.
I hope they are the only dates as it would mean three away 3pm Saturday kick-off's! (Stoke, West Brom and West Ham) :)
That will be sky - ESPN to follow
Ah yes you're right. I can manage 5.30 Saturday's this year unlike last year so that should be fine!
Silvercloud
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Sky games announced at 11 on SSN.
Just seen this tweeted by Chris Bailey.
@baileymcfc Lots of fixture changes. Check out <a class="postlink" href="http://mcfc.co.uk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://mcfc.co.uk</a> at 11am to see what they are #MCFC
LongsightM13
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Been told West Ham away Sat November 3 will be 5.30 on espn.
QPR and Swansea home games the same (Sat September 1 and Sat October 27)
Spurs Newcastle the opening SAt ESPN fixture
QPR and Swansea home games the same (Sat September 1 and Sat October 27)
Spurs Newcastle the opening SAt ESPN fixture
GXCity
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City’s first game in defence of the Premier League title has been put back 24 hours for live screening by Sky TV.
Having produced the most dramatic ever finale to a season with the last gasp 3-2 win over QPR back in May, the Blues are pure box office – all season cards sold out in record time - and the champions will be on Sky and ESPN half a dozen times before the end of September and no fewer than ten times before the end of November (not including European and cup matches).
Newly-promoted Southampton’s visit will now take place on 19 August with a 4pm kick-off.
The opening away game at Anfield, Brendan Rodgers competitive home debut as Liverpool boss, has also been shifted and will now take place on Sunday 26 August with a 4pm start.
North London’s two league visits to the Etihad Stadium will now both take place on Sundays. Arsene Wenger’s Arsenal side will be in town on Sunday 23 September at 4pm whilst the Tottenham game, so pivotal in the league success, will start at 1.30pm on 11 November.
The Blues' trip to Stamford Bridge for the clash between the European and English champions has been slated for the 4pm slot on 25 November. It was at Chelsea that last season’s unbeaten start came to a halt.
Our home game with QPR will stay on the same date but kick-off at 5.30pm, the visit of Sunderland on October 6 has a 12.45pm kick-off and the match against Swansea on October 27 will start at 5.30pm – the same time as the contest against West Ham on 3 November.
Finally, the short trip to Wigan has moved to Wednesday 28 November and will kick off at 8pm.
Having produced the most dramatic ever finale to a season with the last gasp 3-2 win over QPR back in May, the Blues are pure box office – all season cards sold out in record time - and the champions will be on Sky and ESPN half a dozen times before the end of September and no fewer than ten times before the end of November (not including European and cup matches).
Newly-promoted Southampton’s visit will now take place on 19 August with a 4pm kick-off.
The opening away game at Anfield, Brendan Rodgers competitive home debut as Liverpool boss, has also been shifted and will now take place on Sunday 26 August with a 4pm start.
North London’s two league visits to the Etihad Stadium will now both take place on Sundays. Arsene Wenger’s Arsenal side will be in town on Sunday 23 September at 4pm whilst the Tottenham game, so pivotal in the league success, will start at 1.30pm on 11 November.
The Blues' trip to Stamford Bridge for the clash between the European and English champions has been slated for the 4pm slot on 25 November. It was at Chelsea that last season’s unbeaten start came to a halt.
Our home game with QPR will stay on the same date but kick-off at 5.30pm, the visit of Sunderland on October 6 has a 12.45pm kick-off and the match against Swansea on October 27 will start at 5.30pm – the same time as the contest against West Ham on 3 November.
Finally, the short trip to Wigan has moved to Wednesday 28 November and will kick off at 8pm.
AUGUST
Newcastle v Tottenham - Sat 18 5:30pm ESPN
Wigan v Chelsea - Sun 19 1:30pm SKY
Manchester City v Southampton - Sun 19 4pm SKY
Everton v Manchester United - Mon 20 8pm SKY
Swansea v West Ham - Sat 25 12:45pm SKY
Chelsea v Newcastle United - Sat 25 5:30pm ESPN
Stoke v Arsenal - Sun 26 1:30pm SKY
Liverpool v Manchester City - Sun 26 4pm SKY
SEPTEMBER
West Ham v Fulham - Sat 1 12:45pm SKY
Manchester City v Queens Park Rangers - Sat 1 5:30pm ESPN
Liverpool v Arsenal - Sun 2 1:30pm SKY
Southampton v Manchester United - Sun 2 4pm SKY
Norwich v West Ham - Sat 15 12:45pm SKY
Sunderland v Liverpool - Sat 15 5:30pm ESPN
Reading v Tottenham - Sun 16 4pm SKY
Everton v Newcastle - Mon 17 8pm SKY
Swansea v Everton - Sat 22 12:45pm SKY
Liverpool v Manchester United - Sun 23 1:30pm SKY
Manchester City v Arsenal - Sun 23 4pm SKY
Arsenal v Chelsea - Sat 29 12:45pm SKY
Aston Villa v West Bromwich Albion - Sun 30 4pm SKY
OCTOBER
Queens Park Rangers v West Ham - Mon 1 8pm SKY
Manchester City v Sunderland - Sat 6 12:45pm SKY
West Ham v Arsenal - Sat 6 5:30pm ESPN
Southampton v Fulham - Sun 7 1:30pm SKY
Newcastle v Manchester United - Sun 7 4pm SKY
Tottenham v Chelsea - Sat 20 12:45pm SKY
Norwich v Arsenal - Sat 20 5:30pm ESPN
Sunderland v Newcastle - Sun 21 1:30pm SKY
Queens Park Rangers v Everton - Sun 21 4pm SKY
Everton v Liverpool - Sat 27 12:45pm SKY
Manchester City v Swansea - Sat 27 5:30pm ESPN
Aston Villa v Norwich - Sun 28 1:30pm SKY
Chelsea v Manchester United - Sun 28 4pm SKY
Manchester United v Tottenham - Sat 29 5:30pm ESPN
NOVEMBER
Manchester United v Arsenal - Sat 3 12:45pm SKY
West Ham v Manchester City - Sat 3 5:30pm ESPN
Queens Park Rangers v Reading - Sun 4 1:30pm SKY
Liverpool v Newcastle United - Sun 4 4pm SKY
West Bromwich Albion v Southampton - Mon 5 8pm SKY
Aston Villa v Manchester United - Sat 10 5:30pm SKY
Manchester City v Tottenham - Sun 11 1:30pm SKY
Chelsea v Liverpool - Sun 11 4pm SKY
Arsenal v Tottenham - Sat 17 12:45pm SKY
Norwich v Manchester United - Sat 17 5:30pm ESPN
Fulham v Sunderland - Sun 18 4pm SKY
West Ham v Stoke - Mon 19 8pm SKY
Swansea v Liverpool - Sat 24 12:45pm SKY
Aston Villa v Arsenal - Sat 24 5:30pm ESPN
Sunderland v West Bromwich Albion - Sun 25 1:30pm SKY
Chelsea v Manchester City - Sun 25 4pm SKY
Aston Villa v Reading - Tue 27 8pm SKY
Wigan v Manchester City - Wed 28 8pm SKY
Newcastle v Tottenham - Sat 18 5:30pm ESPN
Wigan v Chelsea - Sun 19 1:30pm SKY
Manchester City v Southampton - Sun 19 4pm SKY
Everton v Manchester United - Mon 20 8pm SKY
Swansea v West Ham - Sat 25 12:45pm SKY
Chelsea v Newcastle United - Sat 25 5:30pm ESPN
Stoke v Arsenal - Sun 26 1:30pm SKY
Liverpool v Manchester City - Sun 26 4pm SKY
SEPTEMBER
West Ham v Fulham - Sat 1 12:45pm SKY
Manchester City v Queens Park Rangers - Sat 1 5:30pm ESPN
Liverpool v Arsenal - Sun 2 1:30pm SKY
Southampton v Manchester United - Sun 2 4pm SKY
Norwich v West Ham - Sat 15 12:45pm SKY
Sunderland v Liverpool - Sat 15 5:30pm ESPN
Reading v Tottenham - Sun 16 4pm SKY
Everton v Newcastle - Mon 17 8pm SKY
Swansea v Everton - Sat 22 12:45pm SKY
Liverpool v Manchester United - Sun 23 1:30pm SKY
Manchester City v Arsenal - Sun 23 4pm SKY
Arsenal v Chelsea - Sat 29 12:45pm SKY
Aston Villa v West Bromwich Albion - Sun 30 4pm SKY
OCTOBER
Queens Park Rangers v West Ham - Mon 1 8pm SKY
Manchester City v Sunderland - Sat 6 12:45pm SKY
West Ham v Arsenal - Sat 6 5:30pm ESPN
Southampton v Fulham - Sun 7 1:30pm SKY
Newcastle v Manchester United - Sun 7 4pm SKY
Tottenham v Chelsea - Sat 20 12:45pm SKY
Norwich v Arsenal - Sat 20 5:30pm ESPN
Sunderland v Newcastle - Sun 21 1:30pm SKY
Queens Park Rangers v Everton - Sun 21 4pm SKY
Everton v Liverpool - Sat 27 12:45pm SKY
Manchester City v Swansea - Sat 27 5:30pm ESPN
Aston Villa v Norwich - Sun 28 1:30pm SKY
Chelsea v Manchester United - Sun 28 4pm SKY
Manchester United v Tottenham - Sat 29 5:30pm ESPN
NOVEMBER
Manchester United v Arsenal - Sat 3 12:45pm SKY
West Ham v Manchester City - Sat 3 5:30pm ESPN
Queens Park Rangers v Reading - Sun 4 1:30pm SKY
Liverpool v Newcastle United - Sun 4 4pm SKY
West Bromwich Albion v Southampton - Mon 5 8pm SKY
Aston Villa v Manchester United - Sat 10 5:30pm SKY
Manchester City v Tottenham - Sun 11 1:30pm SKY
Chelsea v Liverpool - Sun 11 4pm SKY
Arsenal v Tottenham - Sat 17 12:45pm SKY
Norwich v Manchester United - Sat 17 5:30pm ESPN
Fulham v Sunderland - Sun 18 4pm SKY
West Ham v Stoke - Mon 19 8pm SKY
Swansea v Liverpool - Sat 24 12:45pm SKY
Aston Villa v Arsenal - Sat 24 5:30pm ESPN
Sunderland v West Bromwich Albion - Sun 25 1:30pm SKY
Chelsea v Manchester City - Sun 25 4pm SKY
Aston Villa v Reading - Tue 27 8pm SKY
Wigan v Manchester City - Wed 28 8pm SKY
LongsightM13
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No Mondays, yet. Hope it stays like that
Hamann Pineapple
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Champions Manchester City will feature three times on ESPN in the broadcaster's initial round of 2012/2013 coverage. The Blues's home clash with QPR - the side they so memorably defeated on the final day of last season - will be televised on September 1. The home game with Swansea on October 27 and the away game at newly promoted West Ham on November 3 will also be shown.
Read more at: <a class="postlink" href="http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/sport/football/manchester_city/s/1582693_espn-reveal-first-batch-of-manchester-city-matches" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://menmedia.co.uk/manchesterevening ... ty-matches</a>