The Premier League have confirmed which matches will be shown free-to-air when the season resumes.
All 92 remaining fixtures have been shared across the top-flight’s main broadcast partners: Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Video and the BBC.
However, 33 of those 92 Premier League matches will be free-to-air, it was confirmed last week and the first batch of those offerings have been revealed.
Among them are Manchester United's key clash with Sheffield United on June 24 in their race for the top four, as well as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men's trip to Brighton on June 30.
Sky Sports revealed that they would make 25 games available on a “free-to-air” basis for fans in the UK to enjoy.
While four matches are set to be shown on both the BBC and Amazon Prime when the campaign restarts on June 17.
And in an announcement on Friday, the Premier League confirmed that Norwich City vs Southampton will be the first game shown on free-to-air TV.
The BBC’s first Premier League game will be Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace, while Amazon Prime’s first match will be Crystal Palace vs Burnley.
And below is a full breakdown of what broadcaster will be showing what game for free and when during the first three rounds of the Premier League's return - further fixtures are set to be announced in due course.
Friday June 19
Norwich City vs Southampton - 18:00 (Sky Sports)
Saturday June 20
Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace - 19:45 (BBC)
Sunday June 21
Newcastle United vs Sheffield United - 14:00 (Sky Sports)
Everton vs Liverpool - 19:00 (Sky Sports)
Wednesday June 24
Manchester United vs Sheffield United - 18:00 (Sky Sports)
Norwich City vs Everton - 18:00 (BBC)
Thursday June 25
Burnley vs Watford - 18:00 (Sky Sports)
Sunday June 28
Watford vs Southampton - 12:30 (Sky Sports)
Monday June 29
Crystal Palace vs Burnley - 20:00 (Amazon Prime)
Tuesday June 30
Brighton vs Manchester United - 20:15 (Sky Sports)
Wednesday July 1
Bournemouth vs Newcastle United - 18:00 (Sky Sports)
