The Premier League have dispensed with their controversial pay-per-view matches.
Fans had been charged €16.95 (£14.95 in UK) to watch games not covered by the standard broadcasting agreements of Sky Sports and BT Sport.
However, the scheme had proved deeply unpopular, with supporters still unable to attend games due to the pandemic.
The Premier League confirmed on Friday evening that all remaining fixtures in November, through December and across the Christmas period will be made available on live television.
The breakdown of the outstanding November games, and their broadcasters, can be seen below:
Saturday 21 November
12:30 Newcastle v Chelsea (BT Sport)
15:00 Aston Villa v Brighton (BT Sport)
17:30 Spurs v Man City (Sky Sports)
20:00 Man Utd v West Brom (BT Sport)
Sunday 22 November
12:00 Fulham v Everton (BBC Sport)
14:00 Sheffield Utd v West Ham (Sky Sports)
16:30 Leeds v Arsenal (Sky Sports)
19:15 Liverpool v Leicester (Sky Sports)
Monday 23 November
17:30 Burnley v Crystal Palace (Sky Sports)
20:00 Wolves v Southampton (Sky Sports)
Friday 27 November
20:00 Crystal Palace v Newcastle (Amazon Prime Video/(Premier Sports?))
Saturday 28 November
12:30 Brighton v Liverpool (BT Sport)
15:00 Man City v Burnley (BT Sport)
17:30 Everton v Leeds (Sky Sports)
20:00 West Brom v Sheffield Utd (Sky Sports)
Sunday 29 November
14:00 Southampton v Man Utd (Sky Sports)
16:30 Chelsea v Spurs (Sky Sports)
19:15 Arsenal v Wolves (Sky Sports)
Monday 30 November
17:30 Leicester v Fulham (Sky Sports)
20:00 West Ham v Aston Villa (Sky Sports)
Premier League statement:
The Premier League today announces that all fixtures from Saturday 21 November, and throughout the Christmas and new year period, will be made available to fans to watch live in the UK.
Working with our broadcast partners, and with the support of clubs, all matches will be shown via existing Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon and BBC services.
Details of the first additional selections covering the period until the end of November are announced today.
December and January selections will follow in due course alongside our usual UK live matches.
There is a full schedule of Premier League matches over the festive period and clubs are committed to an accessible solution for fans.
These plans have been made with the cooperation of our broadcast partners, working with us to deliver these additional matches while stadiums are missing the supporters who are such an integral part of the game.
The agreement will be reviewed in the new year following consultation with clubs, broadcast partners and in line with any decisions made by Government regarding the return of spectators to stadiums.
The Premier League and our clubs remain committed to the safe return of fans as soon as possible.
Alan Quinlan | Autumn Nations Cup kick-off; James Lowe debut | OTB AM
