All You Need To Know For Saturday's Premier League Opener
Leicester City’s opening Premier League fixture of 2021/22 sees Wolverhampton Wanderers visit King Power Stadium on Saturday 14 August (3pm kick-off).
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by Sam Jones
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13 Aug, 2021
All You Need To Know For Saturday's Premier League Opener
Leicester City’s opening Premier League fixture of 2021/22 sees Wolverhampton Wanderers visit King Power Stadium on Saturday 14 August (3pm kick-off).
Sam Jones
All You Need To Know For Saturday's Premier League Opener
Leicester City’s opening Premier League fixture of 2021/22 sees Wolverhampton Wanderers visit King Power Stadium on Saturday 14 August (3pm kick-off).
Sam Jones
All You Need To Know For Saturday's Premier League Opener
Leicester City’s opening Premier League fixture of 2021/22 sees Wolverhampton Wanderers visit King Power Stadium on Saturday 14 August (3pm kick-off).
Sam Jones
All You Need To Know For Saturday's Premier League Opener
Leicester City’s opening Premier League fixture of 2021/22 sees Wolverhampton Wanderers visit King Power Stadium on Saturday 14 August (3pm kick-off).
Sam Jones
The 2020/21 FA Cup winners, who also added the Community Shield to their trophy collection last weekend, now turn their attention to the new top-flight campaign following a fifth-place finish last season.
Before Brendan Rodgers' men welcome Wolves to Filbert Way, here’s a look at everything you need to know about the clash…
Who's starring on LCFC TV?
From 1:30pm, 90 minutes before the 3pm kick-off on Filbert Way, Matchday Live goes to air on with presenter Dan Bates set to be joined by League Cup winner Matt Elliott for pre-match discussion and analysis.
Live commentary can be found via LCFC Radio on the Club's official Match Centre with John Dunn and Gerry Taggart in the press box. Afterwards, the former Foxes will reconvene to analyse the action and look ahead with the new season already underway.
All broadcasting is free to access and will be broadcast across LCFC.com and @LCFC social media throughout the afternoon.
What's the officiating team?
The referee for Saturday’s Premier League clash is Craig Pawson, with Ian Hussin and Scott Ledger as assistant referees, while Michael Salisbury is set to be the fourth official. The VAR (Video Assistant Referee) will be Michael Oliver, assisted by Dan Cook.
When does everything happen?
Use this guide of the day’s events to ensure you don’t miss out on any of the action…
Event
Time
City Sales Centre opens
9am-11:30am
King Power Stadium Development Consultations
10am-2pm
Matchday ticket collections
1pm-3:15pm
Turnstiles open on Filbert Way
1:30pm
Matchday Live starts on LCFC TV
1:30pm
Team news confirmed on @LCFC social media
2pm
Commentary starts on LCFC Radio
2:50pm
Kick-off
3pm
Full-time
4:45pm approx.
Two-minute goals video on LCFC TV
6:45pm approx.
Short clips available on @LCFC social media
10pm
Match of the Day starts on BBC One*
10:20pm
Full highlights on LCFC TV
12am (Sunday)
_*UK only._
What do I need to know if I'm coming?
Leicester City have launched a new Supporter Code of Conduct to support COVID-19 safety, ahead of Saturday’s 2021/22 Premier League opener against Wolves.
The safety of everyone attending fixtures at King Power Stadium is of the utmost importance to Leicester City Football Club and the new Supporter Code of Conduct has been introduced to help create as safe an environment as possible. The Supporter Code of Conduct is available HERE and supporters are asked to familiarise themselves with it before attending the stadium.
To minimise the risk of COVID-19 transmission and to keep each other as safe as possible, the Club’s advice to its supporters is to take a lateral flow test at home before each fixture they plan to attend, as well as wearing face-coverings when in any indoor areas in the stadium.
A full list of information and guidance for matchdays on Filbert Way can be found HERE.
What happened last season against Wolves?
A 15th-minute penalty from Jamie Vardy was the difference between the two sides when Wolves last visited King Power Stadium on 8 November, 2020, which was a sixth win in all competitions for the Foxes.
The reverse Premier League fixture on 7 February, 2021, meanwhile, ended in a goalless draw at Molineux Stadium, which was the last time the teams met in a competitive match.
How can I watch the game?  
The following TV stations from around the world will be housing live coverage of the action...
Country
Channel
Time
Australia
Optus Sport
1am (Sunday)
Belgium
Play Sports 
3pm
Brazil
ESPN
11am
Canada
DAZN
9am
China
iQIYI Sports
10pm
Denmark
Viaplay
3pm
Egypt
beIN Sports
4pm
Hong Kong
NOW TV & NOW E
2pm
India
Star Sports & Disney+Hotstar
7:30pm
Mexico
Sky Mexico
8pm
Netherlands
Ziggo Sport
3pm
New Zealand
Spark Sport
3am (Sunday)
Portugal
Sport TV
2pm
South Africa
SuperSport
4pm
United States
USA Network & Universo
10am
_Can't see your country above? Click HERE for the Premier League's full schedules._
When can I catch match highlights?
A two-minute highlights package will be posted on LCFC TV approximately two hours after the full-time whistle, which is available for free to Digital Members on the Club's official website (free sign-up).
Leicester City's official social media channels will post short clips from the day's action from 10pm on Saturday evening, while extended match highlights will be published on LCFC.com from midnight (12am) on Sunday following the fixture.
All times BST.

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