Arsenal vs Manchester United moved to 20 December

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 19 Oct, 16:19 · Archive

Arsenal's home match against Manchester United has been rescheduled to Sunday, 20 December at 4.30pm, live on Sky Sports.

The Premier League has announced fixture changes covering the opening weeks of December, with several high-profile matches given new dates and television slots.

Arsenal's home match against Manchester United has been rescheduled to Sunday, 20 December at 4.30pm, exclusively on Sky Sports. The fixture follows United's visit to Crystal Palace on 13 December, meaning the club will make back-to-back London trips on consecutive Sundays.

Arsenal are also involved in the north London derby against Tottenham, now scheduled for Sunday, 6 December at 4.30pm on Sky Sports. That same day, Newcastle will host Sunderland in the Tyne-Wear derby at 2pm. Manchester City's fixture against Chelsea on Saturday, 12 December at 5.30pm will also be shown on Sky Sports. The Premier League has confirmed 41 fixtures live on Sky Sports throughout December.

How it is being reported

• Arsenal vs Man Utd, NLD and Man City vs Chelsea live on Sky in DecemberArsenal's home match against Manchester United, the north London derby and Chelsea's trip to Manchester City will all feature live on Sky Sports in December.Sky Sports Football · 19 Oct, 16:16
• Arsenal vs Man Utd, NLD and Man City vs Chelsea live on Sky in DecemberArsenal's home match against Manchester United, the north London derby and Chelsea's trip to Manchester City will all feature live on Sky Sports in December.Sky Sports · 19 Oct, 16:12
• Premier League confirm fixture changes and TV picks including Arsenal vs Man UtdArsenal against Manchester United in December is one of several fixtures to have been given a new date by the Premier League after the latest TV picks were confirmedMirror Sport · 19 Oct, 15:46

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