The Premier League fixtures for the new season will be revealed at 9am this morning.
The new season will begin later than the usual start date of mid-August but the structure of the end of the campaign remains largely the same, with the aim of bringing things back to their usual routine by ending the season in May.
Excitement for the new campaign is starting to build, with the Premier League set to reveal the schedule for all 380 matches on Thursday morning.
This will include all the fixtures on the opening day of the season, all the big derbies, the Boxing Day fixtures, the matches for the final day, and all the others in between.
And below is all the information fans need to know around how to watch their side on the opening day of the season.
Will the game be live on Sky Sports?
It is believed that broadcast selections for Premier League fixtures won't be announced today.
However, it is hoped that the first few week's picks will be known by the end of the month, and until then we won’t know who will be shown live on Sky.
But going off last year’s picks, the broadcaster showed four live games on the opening weekend of the season.
Will the game be live on BT Sport?
As per above, it is not yet known what sides will be shown live on BT just yet, but going off last season’s picks, the broadcaster showed one live game on the opening weekend of the season.
Can I stream the match?
Unfortunately, if the game is not selected for live TV coverage then fans will be unable to legally stream their side’s opening game of the season.
However, should Sky select the match then fans will be able to stream the game live on Sky Go, and BT also offer the same service with their BT Sport app.
Will there be highlights?
As ever, full highlights of all games will be available on the BBC’s Match of the Day and Match of the Day 2, which are shown on Saturday and Sunday nights throughout the season.
