TV fixtures

TV fixtures are out. Will post up when I see the list

Liverpool have announced 10 Barclays Premier League fixtures for 2012-13 have been rearranged.

Liverpool v Manchester City: This will now be played on Sunday, August 26 with a 4pm kick off. It will be televised live on Sky Sports.

Liverpool v Arsenal: This will now be played on Sunday, September 2 with a 1.30pm kick off. It will be televised live on Sky Sports.

Sunderland v Liverpool: This will still be played on Saturday, September 15, but will now kick off at 5.30pm and be televised live on ESPN.

Liverpool v Manchester United: This will now be played on Sunday, September 23 and kick off at 1.30pm. It will be televised live on Sky Sports.

Everton v Liverpool: This will still be played on Saturday, October 27, but will now kick off at 12.45pm and be televised live by Sky Sports.

Liverpool v Newcastle: This will now be played on Sunday, November 4 and kick off at 4pm. It will be televised live on Sky Sports.

Chelsea v Liverpool: This will now be played on Sunday, November 11 and kick off at 4pm. It will be televised live by Sky Sports.

Swansea City v Liverpool: This game will still be played on Saturday, November 24, but will now kick off at 12.45pm. It will be televised live by Sky Sports.

Tottenham v Liverpool: This game will now be played on Wednesday, November 28 and kick off at 8pm.

Arsenal v Liverpool: This game will now be played on Wednesday, January 30 and kick off at 7.45pm.

Please note the following additional fixture changes will occur ONLY if Liverpool qualify for the Europa League group stage:

Liverpool v Stoke City: Will move to Sunday, October 7.

Everton v Liverpool: Will move to Sunday, October 28 and kick off at 1.30pm.

Swansea City v Liverpool: Will move to Sunday, November 25 and kick off at 1.30pm.

West Ham v Liverpool: Will move to Sunday, December 9.

Manchester United v Liverpool
Moved to the Sunday 13th January 13:30 Sky

http://www.premierleague.com/en-gb/news/news/date-changes-for-barclays-premier-league-matches-041212.html

Date changes for Barclays Premier League matches

Spurs has been moved to the Sunday at 4pm
Villa away is 1.30 on the Sunday also
Both on Sky

Wigan (A) March 2nd KO 1730 (ESPN


BUT

Spurs can still be moved because of FA cup

Ah fuck, the Mrs booked the Spurs w-end for my Birthday

Chances are it'll be cancelled that weekend

Balls i never looked into it

Seems to be a bitch get tickets aswell, it never dropped from 13 credits

If Newcastle get to the SF of Europa our game will be changed to the Sunday

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Some big announcements coming up on Sky Sports News today - you don't want to miss it!

Hope it's the fixtures!!

The Reds' opening game of the campaign against Stoke City at Anfield will now kick off at 12.45pm and be screened live by BT Sport.

The following weekend's trip to Aston Villa will be broadcast on Sky Sports and will get underway at 5.30pm.

Manchester United's visit to Anfield has been moved to Sunday, September 1 with a 1.30pm kick off and will be shown by Sky Sports.

Sky Sports will also screen our journey to Swansea City, which now takes place on Monday, September 16 at 8pm.

Liverpool's clash with Sunderland at the Stadium of Light has been moved to Sunday, September 29 with kick off set for 4pm on Sky Sports.

BT Sport will show the Reds at Newcastle United on October 19 at 12.45pm, while Sky Sports will screen Brendan Rodgers' men against Arsenal at the Emirates on November 2 at 5.30pm.

Southampton, Palace and Fulham all confirmed for 3pm on Setanta.

Sweet

Supporters should note Liverpool's Barclays Premier League clash with Norwich City at Anfield will now be played on Wednesday, December 4.

The match, which was originally scheduled for Tuesday, December 3, will now kick-off at 7.45pm GMT.

Please note this is also subject to TV selection when the second batch of live matches are scheduled.

The Reds' trip to White Hart Lane to face Spurs, which was scheduled for Saturday, December 14, will now take place on Sunday, December 15. The game will be shown live on Sky Sports at 4pm GMT.

Brendan Rodgers' side will then host Cardiff at Anfield on Saturday, December 21. Kick off in this match has been changed to 12.45pm and the game will be live on BT Sport.

On Thursday, December 26, the Reds travel to the Etihad, where they will face Manchester City at the later time of 5.30pm. BT Sport will be broadcasting the game live.

Finally, Liverpool's clash against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, originally scheduled for Saturday, December 28, will now be shown live on Sky Sports at 4pm on Sunday, December 29.

Fixture Changes

The Reds' trip to Stoke City will now be played on Sunday, January 12 with kick-off set for 4.10pm. It'll be broadcast live on Sky Sports.

Sky will televise the Anfield clash with Aston Villa on Saturday, January 18, with the game getting underway at 5.30pm.

Finally, the Merseyside derby with Everton at Anfield on Tuesday, January 28 will be shown live on BT Sport. Kick-off remains 8pm.

Liverpool's February games against West Bromwich Albion and Arsenal have been altered.

The Reds' visit to the Hawthorns, which was originally scheduled for Saturday, February 1, will now take place on Sunday, February 2. The game will be shown live on Sky Sports at 1.30pm GMT.

Brendan Rodgers' side will then host Arsenal at Anfield on Saturday, February 8, as planned. However, kick off in this match has been changed to 12.45pm and the game will now be live on BT Sport.

Liverpool's February games against West Bromwich Albion and Arsenal have been altered.

The Reds' visit to the Hawthorns, which was originally scheduled for Saturday, February 1, will now take place on Sunday, February 2. The game will be shown live on Sky Sports at 1.30pm GMT.

Brendan Rodgers' side will then host Arsenal at Anfield on Saturday, February 8, as planned. However, kick-off in this match has been changed to 12.45pm and the game will now be live on BT Sport.

A bit slow on the uptake maj...  

Just noticed it now   

Cheers for the update folks, all booked up today.

Good stuff. Expensive?