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Three Further Premier League Fixture Dates Confirmed

Leicester City’s Premier League fixtures against Crystal Palace, Arsenal and AFC Bournemouth will all be live on Sky Sports in the UK after the latest TV selections were confirmed.

2020-06-18T09:00:00.000Z

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18 Jun, 2020

Three Further Premier League Fixture Dates Confirmed

Leicester City’s Premier League fixtures against Crystal Palace, Arsenal and AFC Bournemouth will all be live on Sky Sports in the UK after the latest TV selections were confirmed.

Admin

2020-06-18T09:00:00.000Z

Three Further Premier League Fixture Dates Confirmed

Leicester City’s Premier League fixtures against Crystal Palace, Arsenal and AFC Bournemouth will all be live on Sky Sports in the UK after the latest TV selections were confirmed.

Admin

2020-06-18T09:00:00.000Z

Three Further Premier League Fixture Dates Confirmed

Leicester City’s Premier League fixtures against Crystal Palace, Arsenal and AFC Bournemouth will all be live on Sky Sports in the UK after the latest TV selections were confirmed.

Admin

2020-06-18T09:00:00.000Z

Three Further Premier League Fixture Dates Confirmed

Leicester City’s Premier League fixtures against Crystal Palace, Arsenal and AFC Bournemouth will all be live on Sky Sports in the UK after the latest TV selections were confirmed.

Admin

2020-06-18T09:00:00.000Z

- Details of the Foxes’ next three Premier League games announced- City play Crystal Palace at home, before travelling to Arsenal and AFC Bournemouth- All matches will be played behind closed doors and will be live on UK TV

With all remaining Premier League fixtures to be played behind closed doors, City fans will still be able to follow their team from home, with each of City’s remaining fixtures in the Premier League and Emirates FA Cup to be screened live.

The new schedule will now see the Foxes host Crystal Palace at King Power Stadium on Saturday 4 July at 3pm, before a trip to Emirates Stadium to take on Arsenal on Tuesday 7 July (8:15pm kick-off), with both games to be broadcast live on Sky Sports.

Brendan Rodgers’ side will then travel to the south coast for a game against AFC Bournemouth on Sunday 12 July which will kick-off at 7pm on Sky Sports, with details for the remaining three games to be announced in due course.

Supporters are kindly reminded that fixtures are being played behind closed doors due to COVID-19, so in the interests of safety, and to ensure that matches can be completed, fans are asked to support their team at home and not gather at King Power Stadium or any away stadia.

**Support your club. Stay safe. Follow at home.**UPDATED FIXTURE DETAILS:

Watford vs. LEICESTER CITYPremier LeagueSaturday 20 June, 2020 (12:30pm kick-off)Live on BT Sport LEICESTER CITY vs. Brighton & Hove AlbionPremier LeagueTuesday 23 June, 2020 (6pm kick-off)Live on Sky Sports LEICESTER CITY vs. ChelseaFA Cup Quarter-FinalSunday 28 June, 2020 (4pm kick-off)Live on BT Sport Everton vs. LEICESTER CITYPremier LeagueWednesday 1 July, 2020 (6pm kick-off)Live on Sky Sports LEICESTER CITY vs. Crystal PalacePremier LeagueSaturday 4 July, 2020 (3pm kick-off)Live on Sky Sports Arsenal vs. LEICESTER CITYPremier LeagueTuesday 7 July, 2020 (8:15pm kick-off)Live on Sky Sports AFC Bournemouth vs. LEICESTER CITYPremier LeagueSunday 12 July, 2020 (7pm kick-off)Live on Sky Sports FIXTURE DATES STILL TBC:

LEICESTER CITY vs. Sheffield United (Premier League)Tottenham Hotspur vs. LEICESTER CITY (Premier League)LEICESTER CITY vs. Manchester United (Premier League) *All times BST and subject to change.

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