Football supporters will be able to start planning their travel arrangements for the remainder of August and September as the latest batch of televised Premier League games should be announced shortly.
With fans across the country finding out just under a month ago about who would be on television across the opening weekend of the 2019/2020 season, the next announcement is due to be made soon.
All of the games are subject to change for broadcast selections and for European fixtures - and the former will occur first.
As has been the case in the past, broadcasters are likely to announce which games will be televised around two months in advance, with the fixtures for August and September to be confirmed shortly.
Last year’s announcement did not come until July 6, while further TV dates were released in August, October, December, January, February and April, with selections changing on a monthly basis to cover derbies, the title race and the relegation battle.
The announcement over the first batch of fixtures to be televised is therefore likely to be made at some point this week.
One game certainly to be televised is Tottenham Hotspur's trip to champions Manchester City in matchweek two, while Arsenal facing Liverpool away from home a week later should also be moved for television.
The north London derby currently scheduled for August 31st should get moved as should Chelsea's home game with the Merseyside outfit in mid-September.
We take a look at the likely dates for televised fixtures to be announced, below.
Approximate dates for televised fixtures
Dates for the 2018/19 season can be found below and it’s expected that the dates will be similar for the 2019/20 season.
Period of matches Approx date of announcement
August/September 6 July
October/November 7 August
December/January 12 October
February 12 December
March 25 January
April 22 February
May 5 April
