Which Premier League teams are on Sky and TNT TV the most?

Arsenal, Manchester City, Man Utd and Spurs have all had more Premier League games picked for broadcast than Liverpool this season. That will change soon.

Sky Sports and TNT Sports have chosen their TV games up to early February. And they still don’t seem to realise Bournemouth, Burnley or Fulham actually exist.

Spurs – 18 games
Sky Sports – Manchester United (h), Arsenal (a), Liverpool (h), Brentford (a), Fulham (h), Crystal Palace (a), Chelsea (h), Aston Villa (h), Manchester City (a), Newcastle (h), Nottingham Forest (a), Manchester United (a), Chelsea (a)

TNT Sports – Bournemouth (a), Luton (a), Wolves (a), Brentford (h), Everton (a)

Honestly, Harry Kane might have been holding Spurs back. The TV execs cannot get enough of Ange’s boys and it is little wonder.

Arsenal – 18 games
Sky Sports – Crystal Palace (a), Manchester United (h), Everton (a), Spurs (h), Manchester City (h), Chelsea (a), Newcastle (a), Liverpool (a), Fulham (a), Liverpool (h), West Ham (a), Sheffield United (a)

TNT Sports – Nottingham Forest (h), Brentford (a), Aston Villa (a), Crystal Palace (h), Nottingham Forest (a), Newcastle (h)

Arsenal helped christen TNT Sports and no club has more fixtures picked for television by that broadcaster, while they remain a Sky Sports favourite.

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Newcastle vs Arsenal on 4th November now kicking off at 5.30pm for TV. Getting the train back to London that night necessitates leaving before the end for travelling fans.

— Seb Stafford-Bloor (@SebSB) September 15, 2023

Manchester United – 18 games
Sky Sports – Wolves (h), Spurs (a), Arsenal (a), Sheffield United (a), Manchester City (h), Everton (a), Liverpool (a), Nottingham Forest (a), Spurs (h), West Ham (h), Aston Villa (a), Luton (a), Manchester City (a)

TNT Sports – Burnley (a), Fulham (a), Newcastle (a), West Ham (a), Wolves (a)

The Premier League season is not an early-round FA Cup tie so Manchester United are not a) perennially at home or b) permanently on the box.

Manchester City – 17 games
Sky Sports – Burnley (a), Sheffield United (a), Arsenal (a), Manchester United (a), Chelsea (a), Liverpool (h), Spurs (h), Luton (a), Brentford (a), Chelsea (h), Bournemouth (a), Manchester United (h)

TNT Sports – Newcastle (h), Newcastle (a), Burnley (h), Everton (h)

Plenty of cameras to capture Pep Guardiola pointedly accosting a player – one of his or an opponent – after victories.

Chelsea – 16 games
Sky Sports – Liverpool (h), West Ham (a), Luton (h), Bournemouth (a), Fulham (a), Arsenal (h), Spurs (a), Manchester City (h), Wolves (a), Crystal Palace (a), Manchester City (a), Tottenham (h)

TNT Sports – Brentford (h), Luton (a), Fulham (h), Liverpool (a)

Todd Boehly’s transfer daftness has proven tough to resist for those hoping to grab the attention of any channel-hoppers wondering precisely who is making their Blues debut this week.

Liverpool – 16 games
Sky Sports – Chelsea (a), Newcastle (a), Spurs (a), Brighton (a), Luton (a), Manchester City (a), Crystal Palace (a), Manchester United (h), Arsenal (h), Newcastle (h), Bournemouth (a), Arsenal (a)

TNT Sports – Wolves (a), Everton (h), Chelsea (h), Brentford (a)

So very many away games. So very many lunchtime kick-offs. Just do not mention the lunchtime kick-offs.

Newcastle – 15 games
Sky Sports – Aston Villa (h), Liverpool (h), Brighton (a), Brentford (h), Sheffield United (a), Wolves (a), Arsenal (h), Bournemouth (a), Spurs (a), Liverpool (a), Nottingham Forest (a)

TNT Sports – Manchester City (a), Manchester United (h), Aston Villa (a), Arsenal (a)

Sky Sports will literally never get over those games between Liverpool and Newcastle about 30 years ago, will they?

After having six of their first seven Premier League games picked for broadcast, interest has apparently ever so slightly cooled off in Sky and TNT’s new favourite plaything.

West Ham – 14 games
Sky Sports – Chelsea (h), Brighton (a), Luton (a), Aston Villa (a), Everton (h), Nottingham Forest (h), Crystal Palace (h), Wolves (h), Brighton (h), Manchester United (a), Arsenal (h), Brentford (h)

TNT Sports – Manchester United (h), Bournemouth (h)

Suppose there’s no point putting David Moyes on the tele at the Emirates, Stamford Bridge or Anfield if you want to retain the pretence of jeopardy. Or Old Trafford really, but there is the return narrative there at least.

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Everton – 13 games
Sky Sports – Aston Villa (a), Arsenal (h), Brentford (a), West Ham (a), Manchester United (h), Nottingham Forest (a), Burnley (a), Aston Villa (h), Crystal Palace (h)

TNT Sports – Sheffield United (a), Liverpool (a), Tottenham (a), Manchester City (a)

Impressive forward-thinking to save most of the Goodison boos for later in the season when it properly starts to matter.

Aston Villa – 13 games
Sky Sports – Newcastle (a), Everton (h), West Ham (h), Nottingham Forest (a), Spurs (a), Sheffield United (h), Everton (a), Sheffield United (a), Manchester United (h), Luton (a)

TNT Sports – Brighton (h), Arsenal (h), Newcastle (h)

Unai Emery’s players wilted in front of the cameras against Newcastle on the opening weekend, but responded by thrashing Everton, Brighton and West Ham to make up for it before some mixed TV form.

Nottingham Forest – 12 games
Sky Sports – Burnley (h), Brentford (h), Crystal Palace (a), Aston Villa (h), West Ham (a), Everton (h), Spurs (h), Manchester United (h), Brentford (a), Newcastle (h)

TNT Sports – Arsenal (a), Arsenal (h)

Those lucky Forest sods were shown on consecutive October and November weekends.

Brentford – 11 games
Sky Sports – Spurs (h), Newcastle (a), Everton (h), Nottingham Forest (a), Nottingham Forest (h), Manchester City (h), West Ham (a)

TNT Sports – Chelsea (a), Arsenal (h), Tottenham (a), Liverpool (h)

Why do Sky Sports love Brentford v Nottingham Forest so much?

Wolves – 11 games
Sky Sports – Manchester United (a), Crystal Palace (a), Newcastle (h), Fulham (a), West Ham (a), Chelsea (h), Sheffield United (a)

TNT Sports – Liverpool (h), Spurs (h), Brighton (a), Manchester United (h)

Gary O’Neil will hope that no more referees feel the pressure of a TV audience when adjudging whether a goalkeeper clattering into a couple of opponents constitutes a foul.

Crystal Palace – ten games
Sky Sports – Arsenal (h), Wolves (h), Nottingham Forest (h), Spurs (h), West Ham (a), Liverpool (h), Brighton (h), Chelsea (h), Everton (a)

TNT Sports – Arsenal (a)

Palace have had a couple of 8pm Mondays to contend with but as many Sunday 2pms, a prime slot to ensure Roy Hodgson doesn’t miss Songs of Praise.

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Sheffield United – ten games
Sky Sports – Manchester City (h), Newcastle (h), Manchester United (h), Aston Villa (a), West Ham (h), Aston Villa (h), Brighton (h), Wolves (a), Arsenal (h)

TNT Sports – Everton (h)

There is little appetite to have the Blades seen on their travels. Shame.

Luton – nine games
Sky Sports – Chelsea (a), West Ham (h), Liverpool (h), Manchester City (h), Manchester United (h), Aston Villa (h)

TNT Sports – Tottenham (h), Chelsea (h), Burnley (a)

Some big hitters (and Burnley) for any armchair Luton fans to sample – and plenty of away fans who will enjoy that entrance.

Brighton – eight games
Sky Sports – West Ham (h), Newcastle (h), Liverpool (h), Crystal Palace (a), West Ham (a), Sheffield United (a)

TNT Sports – Aston Villa (a), Wolves (h)

The whole M23 derby thing is really fun every season.

Bournemouth – seven games
Sky Sports – Chelsea (h), Newcastle (h), Liverpool (h), Manchester City (h), Burnley (a)

TNT Sports – Spurs (h), West Ham (a)

Welcome to the Premier League, big Spanish Tone. Don’t bother sorting a subscription.

Burnley – seven games
Sky Sports – Manchester City (h), Nottingham Forest (a), Everton (h), Bournemouth (h)

TNT Sports – Manchester United (a), Luton (h), Manchester City (a)

The Vincent Kompany revolution will largely not be televised at all. Or be a revolution. Or possibly even be Vincent Kompany’s.

Fulham – six games
Sky Sports – Chelsea (h), Spurs (a), Wolves (h), Arsenal (h)

TNT Sports – Manchester United (h), Chelsea (a)

Those bloody poor Fulham fans had to wait until Monday, October 2 – seven weeks into the season – for a chance to see their side on the box. And then they lost. There is an understandable reluctance to film them outside of London.

Don’t know how people do this can’t stand watching Fulham on the tele

— ffc.doc (@doc_ffc) July 30, 2023

Full table of televised Premier League matches
1) Spurs P17 W8 D4 L5 F32 A26 GD +6 Pts 28
2) Liverpool P14 W7 D6 L1 F24 A13 GD +11 Pts 27
3) Arsenal P15 W8 D3 L4 F24 A16 GD +8 Pts 27
4) West Ham P12 W8 D2 L2 F22 A12 GD +10 Pts 26
5) Manchester City P12 W7 D3 L2 F25 A15 GD +10 Pts 24
6) Manchester United P15 W7 D2 L6 F18 A19 GD -1 Pts 23
7) Chelsea P14 W6 D4 L4 F25 A20 GD +5 Pts 22
8) Aston Villa P11 W6 D2 L3 F22 A14 GD +8 Pts 20
9) Everton P12 W5 D2 L5 F13 A16 GD -3 Pts 17
10) Newcastle P15 W5 D1 L9 F26 A28 GD -2 Pts 16
11) Wolves P11 W4 D2 L5 F16 A18 GD -2 Pts 14
12) Brighton P9 W3 D4 L2 F14 A16 GD -2 Pts 13
13) Nottingham Forest P11 W3 D3 L5 F12 A17 GD -5 Pts 12
14) Bournemouth P5 W3 D1 L1 F7 A2 GD +5 Pts 10
15) Fulham P8 W3 D0 L5 F10 A12 GD -2 Pts 9
16) Brentford P9 W2 D2 L5 F11 A16 GD -5 Pts 8
17) Crystal Palace P10 W1 D3 L6 F8 A18 GD -10 Pts 6
18) Luton P9 W1 D2 L6 F12 A19 GD -7 Pts 5
19) Burnley P7 W0 D2 L5 F2 A11 GD -9 Pts 2
20) Sheffield United P7 W0 D2 L5 F7 A20 GD -13 Pts 2

Full Premier League television schedule for the 2023/24 season

Friday August 11
Burnley 0-3 Manchester City (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 12 August
Arsenal 2-1 Nottingham Forest (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Newcastle 5-1 Aston Villa (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 13 August
Brentford 2-2 Spurs (2pm, Sky Sports)
Chelsea 1-1 Liverpool (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 14 August
Manchester United 1-0 Wolves (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 19 August
Spurs 2-0 Manchester United (5.30pm, Sky Sports)
Manchester City 1-0 Newcastle (8pm, TNT Sports)

Sunday 20 August
Aston Villa 4-0 Everton (2pm, Sky Sports)
West Ham 3-1 Chelsea (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 21 August
Crystal Palace 0-1 Arsenal (8pm, Sky Sports)

Friday 25 August
Chelsea 3-0 Luton Town (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 26 August
AFC Bournemouth 0-2 Spurs (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Brighton 1-3 West Ham (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 27 August
Sheffield United 1-2 Man City (2pm, Sky Sports)
Newcastle 1-2 Liverpool (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Friday 1 September
Luton Town 1-2 West Ham (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 2 September
Sheffield United 2-2 Everton (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Brighton 3-1 Newcastle (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 3 September
Crystal Palace 3-2 Wolves (2pm, Sky Sports)
Arsenal 3-1 Manchester United (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 16 September
Wolves 1-3 Liverpool (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Newcastle 1-0 Brentford (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 17 September
AFC Bournemouth 0-0 Chelsea (2pm, Sky Sports)
Everton 0-1 Arsenal (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 18 September
Nottingham Forest 1-1 Burnley (7.45pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 23 September
Brentford 1-3 Everton (5.30pm, Sky Sports)
Burnley 0-1 Manchester United (8pm, TNT Sports)

Sunday 24 September
Arsenal 2-2 Spurs (2pm, Sky Sports)
Sheffield United 0-8 Newcastle (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 30 September
Aston Villa 6-1 Brighton (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Spurs 2-1 Liverpool (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 1 October
Nottingham Forest 1-1 Brentford (2pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 2 October
Fulham 0-2 Chelsea (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 7 October
Luton 0-1 Spurs (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Crystal Palace 0-0 Nottingham Forest (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 8 October
Brighton 2-2 Liverpool (2pm, Sky Sports)
Arsenal 1-0 Manchester City (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 21 October
Liverpool 2-0 Everton (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Chelsea 2-2 Arsenal (5.30pm, Sky Sports)
Sheffield United 1-2 Manchester United (8pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 22 October
Aston Villa 4-1 West Ham (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 23 October
Spurs 2-0 Fulham (8pm, Sky Sports)

Friday 27 October
Crystal Palace 1-2 Spurs (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 28 October
Chelsea 0-2 Brentford (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Wolves 2-2 Newcastle (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 29 October
West Ham 0-1 Everton (1pm, Sky Sports)
Manchester United 0-3 Manchester City (3.30pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 4 November
Fulham 0-1 Manchester United (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Newcastle 1-0 Arsenal (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 5 November
Nottingham Forest 2-0 Aston Villa (2pm, Sky Sports)
Luton 1-1 Liverpool (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 6 November
Spurs 1-4 Chelsea (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 11 November
Wolves 2-1 Spurs (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Bournemouth 2-0 Newcastle (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 12 November
West Ham 3-2 Nottingham Forest (2pm, Sky Sports)
Chelsea 4-4 Manchester City (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 25 November
Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool (12.30pm, Sky Sports)
Brentford 0-1 Arsenal (5.30pm, TNT Sports)

Sunday 26 November
Spurs 1-2 Aston Villa (2pm, Sky Sports)
Everton 0-3 Manchester United (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 27 November
Fulham 3-2 Wolves (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 2 December
Nottingham Forest 0-1 Everton (5.30pm, Sky Sports)
Newcastle 1-0 Manchester United (8pm, TNT Sports)

Sunday 3 December
West Ham 1-1 Crystal Palace (2pm, Sky Sports)
Manchester City 3-3 Spurs (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Tuesday 5 December (both Amazon Prime)
Wolves 1-0 Burnley (7.30pm)
Luton 3-4 Arsenal (8.15pm)

Wednesday 6 December (all Amazon Prime)
Brighton 2-1 Brentford (7.30pm)
Crystal Palace 0-2 Bournemouth (7.30pm)
Fulham 5-0 Nottingham Forest (7.30pm)
Sheffield United 0-2 Liverpool (7.30pm)
Aston Villa 1-0 Manchester City (8.15pm)
Manchester United 2-1 Chelsea (8.15pm)

Thursday 7 December (both Amazon Prime)
Everton 3-0 Newcastle (7.30pm)
Spurs 1-2 West Ham (8.15pm)

Saturday 9 December
Crystal Palace 1-2 Liverpool (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Aston Villa 1-0 Arsenal (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 10 December
Luton 1-2 Manchester City (2pm, Sky Sports)
Spurs 4-1 Newcastle (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Friday 15 December
Nottingham Forest 0-2 Spurs (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 16 December
Burnley 0-2 Everton (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 17 December
West Ham 3-0 Wolves (2pm, Sky Sports)
Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Thursday 21 December
Crystal Palace 1-1 Brighton (8pm, Sky Sports)

Friday 22 December
Aston Villa 1-1 Sheffield United (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 23 December
West Ham 2-0 Manchester United (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Liverpool 1-1 Arsenal (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 24 December
Wolves 2-1 Chelsea (1pm, Sky Sports)

Tuesday 26 December (all Amazon Prime)
Newcastle 1-3 Nottingham Forest (12.30pm)
Bournemouth 3-0 Fulham (3pm)
Sheffield United 2-3 Luton (3pm)
Burnley 0-2 Liverpool (5.30pm)
Manchester United 3-2 Aston Villa (8pm)

Wednesday 27 December (all Amazon Prime)
Chelsea 2-1 Crystal Palace (7.30pm)
Brentford 1-4 Wolves (7.30pm)
Everton 1-3 Manchester City (7.30pm)

Thursday 28 December (both Amazon Prime)
Brighton 4-2 Spurs (7.30pm)
Arsenal 0-2 West Ham (8.15pm)

Saturday 30 December
Luton 2-3 Chelsea (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Nottingham Forest 2-1 Manchester United (7.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 31 December
Fulham 2-1 Arsenal (2pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 1 January
Liverpool 4-2 Newcastle (8pm, Sky Sports)

Tuesday 2 January
West Ham 0-0 Brighton (7.30pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 13 January
Chelsea 1-0 Fulham (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Newcastle 2-3 Manchester City (5.30pm, TNT Sports)

Sunday 14 January
Everton 0-0 Aston Villa (2pm, Sky Sports)
Manchester United 2-2 Spurs (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 15 January
Burnley 1-1 Luton (7.45pm, TNT Sports)

Saturday 20 January
Arsenal 5-0 Crystal Palace (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Brentford 3-2 Nottingham Forest (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 21 January
Sheffield United v West Ham (2pm, TNT Sports)
Bournemouth v Liverpool (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 22 January
Brighton v Wolves (7.45pm, TNT Sports)

Tuesday 30 January
Nottingham Forest v Arsenal (7.30pm, TNT Sports)
Aston Villa v Newcastle (8.15pm, TNT Sports)

Wednesday 31 January
Tottenham v Brentford (7.30pm, TNT Sports)
Manchester v Burnley (7.30pm, TNT Sports)
Liverpool v Chelsea (8.15pm, TNT Sports)

Thursday 1 February
West Ham v Bournemouth (7.30pm, TNT Sports)
Wolves v Manchester United (8.15pm, TNT Sports)

Saturday 3 February
Everton v Tottenham (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Sheffield United v Aston Villa (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 4 February
Manchester United v West Ham (2pm, Sky Sports)
Arsenal v Liverpool (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 5 February
Brentford v Manchester City (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 10 February
Manchester City v Everton (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Nottingham Forest v Newcastle (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 11 February
West Ham v Arsenal (2pm, Sky Sports)
Aston Villa v Manchester United (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 12 February
Crystal Palace v Chelsea (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 17 February
Brentford v Liverpool (12.30pm, TNT Sports)
Manchester City v Chelsea (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 18 February
Sheffield United v Brighton (2pm, Sky Sports)
Luton v Manchester United (4.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 19 February
Everton v Crystal Palace (8pm, Sky Sports)

Friday 23 February
Chelsea v Tottenham (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 24 February
Bournemouth v Manchester City (5.30pm, Sky Sports)
Arsenal v Newcastle (8pm, TNT Sports)

Sunday 25 February
Wolves v Sheffield United (1.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 26 February
West Ham v Brentford (8pm, Sky Sports)

Saturday 2 March
Luton v Aston Villa (5.30pm, Sky Sports)

Sunday 3 March
Burnley v Bournemouth (1pm, Sky Sports)
Manchester City v Manchester United (3.30pm, Sky Sports)

Monday 4 March
Sheffield United v Arsenal (8pm, Sky Sports)