The Premier League games in April, including how to watch Liverpool, Man United and more

The TV programs were announced for the Premier League games in April 2025 when the title race and the relegation battle could be settled.

LiverpoolArsenal and Chelsea are among the clubs that have changed their schedules, including the Merseyside derby between the Reds and Everton in Anfield.

Manchester City The trip to Manchester United is one of the games broadcast on television, while the two teams with a realistic opportunity to escape the relegation zone – Ipswich Town and Leicester City – hope to have lit their survival prospects at the time of their leading role.

Find out when and where you can see from the Premier League in our guide to the April picks for 2025 on TV, including channels, live stream details and new start times.

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– Premier League (@premierleague) March 1, 2025

Premier League in April in April: Feortures, channels, times

Here is the full list of the Premier League games that take place in April, including the selected games for television and their new attackers.

All games on Saturdays start at 3 p.m. GMT and all games of the week begin at 7.45 p.m., unless otherwise stated.

Tuesday, April 1st

Bournemouth against Ipswich
Arsenal against Fulham
Brighton against Aston Villa
Wolves against West Ham
Nottingham Forest against Man United (8 p.m., TNT Sports)

Wednesday, April 2

Man City against Leicester
Newcastle against Brentford
Southampton against Crystal Palace
Liverpool against Everton (8 p.m., Sky Sports)

Thursday, April 3

Chelsea against Spurs (8 p.m., Sky Sports)

Saturday, April 5th

Everton against Arsenal (12.30 p.m., TNT Sports)
Crystal Palace against Brighton
Ipswich against wolves
West Ham against Bournemouth
Aston Villa against Nottingham Forest (5.30 p.m., Sky Sports)*

*Could on Sunday, April 6th at 2 p.m., depending on the participation of Villa in the Champions League.

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– Manchester City (@mancity) February 28, 2025

Sunday, April 6th

Brentford against Chelsea (2 p.m.)
Spurs against Southampton (2 p.m.)
Fulham against Liverpool (2 p.m., Sky Sports) ***
Man United against Man City (4.30 p.m., Sky Sports)

*** on Saturday, April 5, on a kick-time TBC on the following Tuesday, Liverpool’s participation in the Champions League could depend on the following Tuesday.

Monday, April 7th

Leicester against Newcastle (8 p.m., Sky Sports)

Saturday, April 12th

Man City against Crystal Palace (12.30 p.m., TNT Sports)
Brighton against Leicester
Chelsea against Ipswich
Nottingham Forest against Everton
Southampton against Aston Villa
Wolves against Spurs
Arsenal against Brentford (5.30 p.m., Sky Sports)*

*Could on Sunday, April 13th at 2 p.m., depending on the participation of Arsenal in the Champions League.

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– Premier League (@premierleague) February 28, 2025

Sunday, April 13th

Liverpool against West Ham (2 p.m., Sky Sports) **
Newcastle against Man United (4.30 p.m., Sky Sports)

** on Saturday, April 12, at a kick-off time that depends on the following Tuesday on the participation of Liverpool in the Champions League.

Monday, April 14th

Bournemouth against Fulham (8 p.m., Sky Sports)

Wednesday, April 16

Newcastle against Crystal Palace (7.30 p.m.)

Saturday, April 19th

Brentford against Brighton
Crystal Palace against Bournemouth
Everton against Man City
Fulham against Chelsea
Man united against wolves
West Ham against Southampton
Aston Villa against Newcastle (5.30 p.m., Sky Sports)

Sunday, April 20th

Ipswich against Arsenal (2 p.m., Sky Sports)
Leicester against Liverpool (4.30 p.m., Sky Sports)

Monday, April 21st

Spurs against Nottingham Forest (8 p.m., Sky Sports)

Saturday, April 26th

Chelsea against Everton (12.30 p.m., TNT Sports)
Brighton against West Ham
Newcastle against Ipswich
Nottingham Forest against Brentford
Southampton against Fulham
Wolves against Leicester
Arsenal against Crystal Palace (5.30 p.m., Sky Sports)*

*Could move from Palaces possible participation in the FA Cup semi-final.

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– Premier League (@premierleague) February 27, 2025

Sunday, April 27th

Bournemouth against Man United (2 p.m., Sky Sports) **
Liverpool against Spurs (4.30 p.m., Sky Sports) ***

** could move from the possible participation of a club in the FA Cup semi-final.
*** could depending on the participation of Liverpool in the Champions League on Saturday, April 26th at 8 p.m.

Monday, April 28th

Man City against Aston Villa (8 p.m., Sky Sport) ****

**** could depend on the participation of the club in the FA Cup semi-final or the participation of Villa in the semi-finals of the Champions League.

How to see the Premier League on TV: Sky Sports

The prices for Sky Sports and TNT Sports vary. Over Now televisionSky Sports costs 14.99 GBP for a day membership, £ 26 per month for a six -month membership or £ 34.99 per month without a contract.

Memberships of Sky Sports include access to all 12 Live -Sky Sports channels and Sky Sports+, which offer live streams and a special channel.

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– Premier League (@premierleague) February 27, 2025

Accordingly BTTNT Sports costs £ 20 per month if they are bought with a broadband package or £ 30.99 per month without a contract.

These prices include Discovery+ Premium, which offers access to exclusive shows and originals.

Premier League Live -Streams: How to see online

Both channels have committed apps with which fans live the games live stream: Skygo for Sky Sports and Discovery+ for TNT Sports.

Both apps are available on a variety of devices, including smart TVs, gaming consoles, set-top boxes and mobile devices.