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Sky and BT reveal live Premier League fixtures for October and November
Highlights include the Manchester derby at Old Trafford on October 25
Everton and Liverpool meet live on Sky Sports on October 4
Arsenal face Tottenham in north London derby on November 8
Newcastle fans face 712-mile round trip to Bournemouth for Saturday lunchtime game screened by BT Sport
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Sky Sports and BT Sport have revealed their live Premier League matches for October and November, with highlights including the Manchester, Merseyside and north London derbies.

Manchester United will take on Manchester City at Old Trafford on Sunday October 25 and it will be televised on Sky Sports at 2.05pm.

The Merseyside derby between Everton and Liverpool is on Sunday October 4 and is a 1.30pm kick-off on Sky Sports.

Juan Mata celebrates scoring in last season's Manchester derby at Old Trafford. This season's encounter has been moved to Sunday October 25 and will be televised live on Sky Sports

Everton and Liverpool players square up in last season's Merseyside derby. They will meet again on Sunday October 4 with the match screened live on Sky Sports

ALL THE FIXTURE CHANGES IN OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER

October 3 - Crystal Palace vs West Bromwich Albion (12.45pm) BT Sport

October 3 - Chelsea vs Southampton (5.30pm) Sky Sports

This match will move to Sunday 4 October, midday and remain live on Sky Sports should Southampton be involved in the UEFA Europa League the preceding Thursday

October 4 - Everton vs Liverpool (1.30pm) Sky Sports

This match will kick off at 2.05pm should Chelsea v Southampton move to Sunday 4 October, midday

October 4 - Arsenal vs Manchester United (4pm) Sky Sports

This match will kick off at 4.15pm should Chelsea v Southampton move to Sunday 4 October, midday

Theo Walcott celebrates after scoring in Arsenal's 1-1 draw at Old Trafford last season

October 4 - Swansea City vs Tottenham Hotspur (4pm) Due to Spurs' participation in Europa League; No TV coverage

October 17 - Tottenham Hotspur vs Liverpool (12.45pm) BT Sport

October 17 - Watford vs Arsenal (5.30pm) Sky Sports

October 18 - Newcastle United vs Norwich City (4pm) Sky Sports

October 19 - Swansea City vs Stoke City (8pm) Sky Sports

October 24 - Arsenal vs Everton (5.30pm) Sky Sports

October 25 - Sunderland vs Newcastle United (12pm) Sky Sports

October 25 - Manchester United vs Manchester City (2.05pm) Sky Sports

October 25 - Bournemouth vs Tottenham Hotspur (2.05pm) Due to Spurs' participation in Europa League; No TV coverage

October 25 - Liverpool vs Southampton (4.15pm) Sky Sports

October 31 - Chelsea vs Liverpool (12.45pm) BT Sport

Liverpool and Chelsea players square up during last season's meeting in the Capital One Cup

November 1 - Everton vs Sunderland (1.30pm) Sky Sports

November 1 - Southampton vs Bournemouth (4pm) Sky Sports

November 2 - Tottenham Hotspur vs Aston Villa (8pm) Sky Sports

November 7 - Bournemouth vs Newcastle United (12.45pm) BT Sport

November 7 - Stoke City vs Chelsea (5.30pm) Sky Sports

November 8 - Aston Villa vs Manchester City (1.30pm) Sky Sports

November 8 - Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur (4pm) Sky Sports

November 8 - Liverpool vs Crystal Palace (4pm) Due to Liverpool's participation in Europa League; No TV coverage

November 21 - Watford vs Manchester United (12.45pm) BT Sport

November 21 - Manchester City vs Liverpool (5.30pm) Sky Sports

November 22 - Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United (4pm) Sky Sports

November 23 - Crystal Palace vs Sunderland (8pm) Sky Sports

November 28 - Leicester City vs Manchester United (5.30pm) Sky Sports

This match is subject to movement should Manchester United be involved in the UEFA Europa League the preceding Thursday

November 29 - Tottenham Hotspur vs Chelsea (12pm) BT Sport

November 29 - West Ham United vs West Bromwich Albion (2.05pm) Sky Sports

November 29 - Norwich City vs Arsenal (4.15pm) Sky Sports

November 29 - Liverpool vs Swansea City (4.15pm) Due to Liverpool's participation in Europa League; No TV coverage

TELEVISED GAMES IN FIRST FOUR MONTHS OF THE SEASON

10 Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal

9 Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur

8 Everton, Manchester City

7 Newcastle United

6 Southampton

5 Crystal Palace, West Ham United, West Bromwich Albion

4 Aston Villa, Sunderland

3 Swansea City, Bournemouth, Stoke City, Watford, Norwich City

2 Leicester City

And Sky will also screen the north London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates Stadium at 4pm on Sunday November 8.

However, the altered fixtures will not sit well with Newcastle United fans after their longest trip of the season to Bournemouth has been moved by BT Sport to a 12.45pm kick-off on Saturday November 7.

It is a 712-mile round trip from St James' Park to the Goldsands Stadium or about six-hours in each direction.

Other televised highlights on the October and November schedule include Arsenal vs Manchester United at 4pm on Sunday October 4, live on Sky Sports.

Manchester City take on Liverpool at the Etihad Stadium live on Sky, the game taking place at 5.30pm on Saturday November 21.

Harry Kane heads home the winner for Tottenham against Arsenal in last season's north London derby

Newcastle United fans face a 712-mile round trip to Bournemouth for a Saturday lunchtime kick-off

BT Sport will show Tottenham vs Liverpool at 12.45pm on Saturday October 17 and Chelsea vs Liverpool at the same time on Saturday October 31.

They also have Spurs vs Chelsea, which has been moved to a midday kick-off on Sunday November 29.

TELEVISED PREMIER LEAGUE FIXTURES FOR AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER

Saturday, August 8

12.45pm Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur (BT Sport)

5.30pm Chelsea v Swansea City (Sky Sports)

Sunday, August 9

1.30pm Arsenal v West Ham United (Sky)

4pm Stoke City v Liverpool (Sky)

Monday, August 10

8pm West Bromwich Albion v Manchester City (Sky)

Friday, August 14

7.45pm Aston Villa v Manchester United (Sky)

Saturday, August 15

12.45pm Southampton v Everton (BT)

Sunday, August 16

1.30pm Crystal Palace v Arsenal (Sky)

4pm Manchester City v Chelsea (Sky)

Monday, August 17

8pm Liverpool v Bournemouth (Sky)

Saturday, August 22

12.45pm Manchester United v Newcastle United (BT)

Sunday, August 23

1.30pm West Bromwich Albion v Chelsea (Sky)

4pm Everton v Manchester City (Sky)

Monday, August 24

8pm Arsenal v Liverpool (Sky)

Saturday, August 29

12.45pm Newcastle United v Arsenal (BT)

5.30pm Tottenham Hotspur v Everton (Sky)

Sunday, August 30

1.30pm Southampton v Norwich City (Sky)

4pm Swansea City v Manchester United (Sky)

Saturday, September 12

12.45pm Everton v Chelsea (BT)

5.30pm Manchester United v Liverpool (Sky)

Sunday, September 13

1.30pm Sunderland v Tottenham Hotspur (Sky)

4pm Leicester City v Aston Villa (Sky)

Monday, September 14

8pm West Ham United v Newcastle United (Sky)

Saturday, September 19

12.45pm Chelsea v Arsenal (BT)

5.30pm Manchester City v West Ham United (Sky)

Sunday, September 20

1.30pm Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal Palace (Sky)

4pm Southampton v Manchester United (Sky)

Saturday, September 26

12.45pm Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City (BT)

5.30pm Newcastle United v Chelsea (Sky)

Sunday, September 27

4pm Watford v Crystal Palace (Sky)

Monday, September 28

8pm West Bromwich Albion v Everton (Sky)

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