Premier League: Which games are free to watch on BBC, Sky Sports and Amazon Prime?

The Premier League will resume on 17 June after its suspension due to coronavirus on

Broadcasters will make 33 Premier League matches free to watch from the remaining 92 available ahead of the league’s resumption.

Sky Sports will offer up 25 games free of charge in total, while the BBC and Amazon will make four more available each.

The schedule is now confirmed from 17 June up until 2 July.

And the first glimpse of live action on free-to-air will be Friday’s clash between Norwich and Southampton at 6pm on Sky Sports’ new ‘Pick’ channel. While the announcement also confirms Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace as the first league game on the BBC since 1988.

Here are the confirmed games so far, though more will be released in the coming weeks, that will be available for free across Sky Sports ‘Pick’, the BBC and Amazon Prime. 

Everton vs Liverpool will be free-to-air on Sky Sports Pick (Getty)

Premier League games free to air 

Fri 19th June

Norwich vs Southampton (6pm) Sky Sports, Sky Pick

Sat 20th June

Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace (7.45pm) BBC

Sun 21st June

Newcastle vs Sheffield United (2pm) Sky Sports, Sky Pick

Everton vs Liverpool (7pm) Sky Sports, Sky Pick

Weds 24th June

Manchester United vs Sheffield United (6pm) Sky Sports, Sky Pick

Norwich vs Everton (6pm) BBC

Thurs 25th June

Burnley vs Watford (6pm) Sky Sports, Sky Pick

Sun 28th June

Watford vs Southampton (4.30pm) Sky Sports, Sky Pick

Mon 29th June

Crystal Palace vs Burnley (8pm) Amazon Prime

Tues 30th June

Brighton vs Manchester United (8:15pm) Sky Sports, Sky Pick

Weds 1st July

Bournemouth vs Newcastle (6pm) Sky Sports, Sky Pick

How can I watch the Premier League for free?

The four games on the BBC will be available to all with a TV license through their television set or via a live stream online or on mobile devices with the website or BBC iPlayer.

Sky Sports games free on their new ‘Pick’ channel will be available to anybody with Sky digital TV or through the Sky Go app.

While Amazon has confirmed fans will not need an Amazon Prime membership to watch the four games they will broadcast.