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Liverpool vs United and Arsenal vs City get new November dates in Premier League schedule update

The Premier League has confirmed its TV selections for November, with Manchester City and Manchester United both seeing fixtures rescheduled. City face Nottingham Forest, Fulham and Arsenal, while United travel to Liverpool on November 22.

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Liverpool vs United and Arsenal vs City get new November dates in Premier League schedule update
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The Premier League has confirmed its television selections for November, with Manchester City and Manchester United among the clubs affected by rescheduled kick-off times.

All three of City’s Premier League fixtures in November have been moved. Their trip to Nottingham Forest on November 7 remains on a Saturday but shifts to a 5.30pm kick-off at the City Ground. After the international break, City host Fulham on November 21 in a 12.30pm start, before rounding off the month with a visit to Arsenal on November 29 at 4.30pm.

United’s November begins at Old Trafford on November 8, when they host Aston Villa in a 4.30pm kick-off. Two weeks later, on November 22, they make the short trip to Merseyside to face Liverpool, also at 4.30pm. United’s home game against Brentford on November 28 has not been selected for television and will therefore be played at the standard 3pm Saturday slot.

The Premier League has already confirmed fixture dates for both clubs over the Christmas period. The remainder of the December schedule is expected to be announced during the week commencing October 19.

City’s November fixtures

Nottingham Forest (A) — November 7, 5.30pm

Fulham (H) — November 21, 12.30pm

Arsenal (A) — November 29, 4.30pm

United’s November fixtures

Aston Villa (H) — November 8, 4.30pm

Liverpool (A) — November 22, 4.30pm

Brentford (H) — November 28, 3pm

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