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TV channel breakdown of remaining Premier League games with all matches set to be screened
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Each of the remaining 92 Premier League matches will be broadcast by one of four providers when football returns under 'Project Restart'.
Sky and BT will continue to screen the most games while Amazon are also expected to show a handful. And free-to-air top-flight action is set to return as the BBC prepares to broadcast up to five matches.
Most clubs have nine games left while four teams have 10 and they are set to be played over a six-week period. Of the remaining games, 47 have already been allocated for TV and another 32 will be shared between Sky and BT Sport.
Television money has been an ongoing issue throughout the coronavirus pandemic, with broadcasters potentially owed nine-figure sums for matches not played.
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