Premier League Matchweek 1 2026/27: Full Fixtures & How to Watch
The wait is over — the 2026/27 Premier League season kicks off with a full Matchweek 1 slate spread across the weekend. Here's every fixture, UK kick-off time, and how to watch each match live in up to 4K with IPTVMain.
Matchweek 1 fixtures & kick-off times (UK)
- Arsenal vs Coventry City — Friday 21 August, 20:00
- Hull City vs Manchester United — Saturday 22 August, 12:30
- Everton vs Crystal Palace — Saturday 22 August, 15:00
- Ipswich Town vs Sunderland — Saturday 22 August, 15:00
- Nottingham Forest vs Leeds United — Saturday 22 August, 15:00
- Brentford vs Tottenham Hotspur — Saturday 22 August, 17:30
- Brighton and Hove Albion vs Aston Villa — Sunday 23 August, 14:00
- Manchester City vs Bournemouth — Sunday 23 August, 14:00
- Newcastle United vs Liverpool — Sunday 23 August, 16:30
- Fulham vs Chelsea — Monday 24 August, 20:00
Times are UK local (BST). Fixtures occasionally move for broadcast reasons, so always double-check the live schedule closer to kick-off.
The must-watch fixtures
Hull City vs Manchester United kicks off Saturday's action at 12:30 — a newly-promoted side hosting one of the league's biggest names in the opening slot of the season. Newcastle United vs Liverpool on Sunday evening is the pick of the weekend on paper, pitting last season's European-chasing pace against the champions. Fulham vs Chelsea closes out the round on Monday night.
How to watch every match live in 4K
IPTVMain carries the full Premier League broadcast lineup — Sky Sports and TNT Sports — in up to 4K/UHD where the broadcaster provides it, with Catch Up and EPG so you never miss kick-off. One subscription covers every fixture across the weekend, on your TV, Firestick, phone or laptop.
New to IPTV? Setup takes about ten minutes — see our device tutorials for Firestick, Smart TV and mobile, or run an IPTV 24 hour test before the weekend to check picture quality on your own connection first.
Track the fixtures live
Check our live events board for kick-off countdowns on every Matchweek 1 fixture, plus the rest of the season's biggest games — Championship, Champions League, Europa League and more — as they're confirmed.