Supporters across the country have discovered what lies ahead for their club in the 2021/22 fixture list, with both Manchester United and Manchester City handed tasty opening affairs.
United welcome Leeds United to Old Trafford on the opening weekend, while City's title defence begins on the road against Tottenham.
Both clashes are expected to be picked up for TV coverage, with Sky Sports, BT Sport and Amazon Prime once again the rights holders for the competition.
However, fans will have to wait a little while longer until the TV schedule for the opening weeks is revealed.
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BT Sport will make their TV selections for August and September on Monday, July 5 and are set to continue covering the early kick-offs on a Saturday as part of the 52 live matches they are contracted to show exclusively in the UK.
Sky Sports have not shared an official date for when their TV fixtures will be announced but it's likely to come around the same time as BT.
As for Amazon, the first two years of their coverage have orientated around midweek December fixtures and Boxing Day - with the likelihood this will continue to be the case this season.
The Premier League recently announced a new TV broadcast deal with its partners Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Video to show 200 live games in 2021/22, while BBC retains the rights to highlights.
The £4.7bn deal was a rollover of the current agreement in place between the Premier League and broadcasters after the government agreed to the private sale amid the Covid pandemic.
The three-year agreement means the Premier League can fulfil its planned £1.5bn commitment to the football pyramid at a time when many clubs have faced financial hardship.
