Manchester City’s final six Premier League fixtures have been given provisional dates as the end of the season begins to take shape.
City’s restart against Arsenal on June 17 was confirmed last week, along with the Premier League fixtures against Burnley, Chelsea and Liverpool, as well as the FA Cup quarter-final at Newcastle.
Now, the club have published a provisional fixture schedule for the final six league games that would see City adopt a regular pattern of playing every Wednesday and Saturday.
In a tweet, the club said: “Provisional dates for all our remaining 2019/20 Premier League fixtures can now be viewed. Dates and kick-off times are subject to change for broadcast schedules.”
With the Premier League schedule allowing for fixtures to take place in slots each day of the week, it is likely that some of these games are likely to be moved for TV scheduling.
City know they will face Liverpool on Thursday July 2 at a venue that is still to be decided. After that, the provisional schedule has City due to make the long trip to Southampton less than 48 hours later on Saturday July 4 with a 3pm kick off.
After that City will welcome Bournemouth to the Etihad (Wednesday July 15, 8pm), and then face Watford at Vicarage Road on Saturday July 18 (3pm kick off).
