The Premier League has announced its televised fixtures for September, with the Manchester derby between Manchester United and Manchester City moved to Sunday 13 September. The match, originally scheduled for Saturday, will now kick off at 16:30 BST and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
United have also seen their matches against Ipswich Town, Everton and Fulham moved to Sundays, while City will face Crystal Palace on Friday 28 August at Selhurst Park. Arsenal and Chelsea both have three matches rescheduled, including a London derby on Sunday 6 September.
Liverpool's first home game of the season against Nottingham Forest will be played on Saturday 29 August at 12:30 BST, while their trip to Ipswich Town moves to Friday 4 September. The changes come as nine Premier League clubs compete in European competitions this season, including Arsenal, Manchester City and Liverpool in the Champions League.
Clubs without European football, such as Chelsea, Newcastle and Tottenham, are expected to feature more frequently in Monday and Friday evening slots. The full list of September televised fixtures includes matches across Sky Sports, TNT Sports and other broadcasters.
