Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs’ May fixture changes as five Premier League matches moved

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Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs' May fixture changes as five Premier League matches moved

The Premier League has confirmed the latest changes to the fixture schedule for May, including Chelsea's crunch clash with Liverpool

CommentsArsenalBruna Reis Senior Sports Journalist15:24, 01 Apr 2026Updated 15:29, 01 Apr 2026

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The Premier League have announced the fixture changes for matchweek 36 with Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham games affected following the latest round of TV picks for May. Chelsea's away match at Liverpool has been scheduled for Saturday, May 9 at 12:30pm with live coverage on TNT Sports.

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However, the kick-off time of that match could be changed to 8pm if Liverpool each the Champions League semi-finals, while Arsenal will play at West Ham on Sunday, May 10 (4:30pm) with Sky Sports broadcasting the match live. Meanwhile, Spurs will not be in action until the following day, facing Leeds at home, also live on Sky Sports.

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The 3pm Saturday kick-offs include Brighton vs Wolves, Burnley vs Aston Villa, Crystal Palace vs Everton, Fulham vs Bournemouth and Sunderland vs Manchester United. Manchester City's home clash with Brentford will be shown live on Sky Sports at 5:30pm.

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Full fixture changes list

Saturday 9 May12:30 Liverpool v Chelsea (TNT Sports)**Moves to 20:00 BST 9 May if Liverpool reach UCL semi-finalsBrighton v WolvesBurnley v Aston VillaCrystal Palace v EvertonFulham v BournemouthSunderland v Man Utd17:30 Man City v Brentford (Sky Sports)

Sunday 10 May14:00 Nott'm Forest v Newcastle (Sky Sports)16:30 West Ham v Arsenal (Sky Sports)

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Monday 11 May20:00 Spurs v Leeds (Sky Sports)

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