Premier League reschedules Man United and City fixtures across four matchweeks
The Premier League has confirmed rescheduled kick-off times for matchweeks 6 to 9, with Manchester United and Manchester City among the clubs affected. Notable changes include City's trip to Anfield on 11 October and United's visit to Leeds on 18 October.
The Premier League has confirmed its broadcast selections for matchweeks 6 through 9, with both Manchester United and Manchester City seeing several fixtures moved to new kick-off times.
United’s home game against Tottenham has been brought forward to 17:30 on Saturday, 10 October. Their trip to Leeds is now set for 14:00 on Sunday, 18 October, followed by a home fixture against Bournemouth at 14:00 on Sunday, 25 October. The run concludes with a visit to Chelsea, now scheduled for 12:30 on Saturday, 31 October.
City’s revised schedule opens with the high-profile trip to Anfield to face Liverpool, which will kick off at 16:30 on Sunday, 11 October. Their home game against Ipswich follows on Saturday, 17 October, with a 15:00 start. City then travel to Villa Park on Saturday, 24 October for a 12:30 kick-off, though that game will be pushed back to 20:00 should Aston Villa be drawn away in the UEFA Champions League the preceding Wednesday. City’s revised run closes with a home fixture against Brighton at 15:00 on Saturday, 31 October.
Manchester United revised fixtures
Saturday, 10 October: Manchester United v Tottenham — 17:30
Sunday, 18 October: Leeds v Manchester United — 14:00
Sunday, 25 October: Manchester United v Bournemouth — 14:00
Saturday, 31 October: Chelsea v Manchester United — 12:30
Manchester City revised fixtures
Sunday, 11 October: Liverpool v Manchester City — 16:30
Saturday, 17 October: Manchester City v Ipswich — 15:00
Saturday, 24 October: Aston Villa v Manchester City — 12:30 (moves to 20:00 if Villa are drawn away in the Champions League the preceding Wednesday)
Saturday, 31 October: Manchester City v Brighton — 15:00
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