MNF: Premier League games for every Monday night so far this season confirmed

While the Premier League schedule was released months ago, both Sky and TNT Sports have released their own List of evil waysadjusting for televised games.

Of course, fans were somewhat divided over the charade, especially those who had made their travel plans in advance. However, the traditional 3pm Saturday kick-off is no longer the norm and is an essential part of the modern Premier League.

Monday Night Football also divides opinion, especially when fans are forced to go home late on “school nights.” Although there is not the enthusiasm of the NFL, nor the strict scrutiny of the NFL. NFL Monday Night Football OddsSky broadcasts, with accompanying analysis from Jamie Carragher, have become an institution.

But who has made the MNF squad so far this season? Let’s give a quick overview. Please note that fixtures are subject to change.

August 24th Fulham vs Chelsea

Xavi Alonso’s first Premier League game is the London derby, one of the shortest journeys of the season for Chelsea fans. Over the summer, Chelsea topped the net spend table, while Fulham were a bit more frugal. It would be difficult to make a phone call here.

31Yingshi August Aston Villa vs Arsenal

An early test for the champion. Villa have been bought time and again by other clubs, including Arsenal’s move for Ezri Konsa, so this will be a new-look team under Unai Emery. The Spaniard is a master of his craft, though, so Arsenal won’t take him lightly. The Gunners are favorites to retain the title, but this is the test they have to prove it.

14th September Leeds United vs Newcastle United

Speaking of clubs robbing you of talent, Newcastle will also be feeling the pain of losing Bruno Guimarães, Sandro Tonali and Eddie Howe. There is a good feeling around Leeds United at the moment and there seems to be confidence that they can become permanent residents of the Premier League.

12th October Coventry City vs Newcastle United

There will be a long international break in mid-September, which is why there will be no MNF for nearly a month. In this match, Frank Lampard’s Coventry will face Newcastle. Coventry already outspend several bigger clubs, so it’s a big bet to survive. They hope to emulate Sunderland’s performance last season, but there’s no guarantee it will work.

19th October Tottenham Hotspur vs Coventry City

Lampard has played two consecutive national football games. The trip to London will be a tough one, but the game against Tottenham does hang in the balance at the moment. them been busysure, but it’s unclear whether the new signings are suitable. Regardless, it certainly can’t be worse than last season, right?

2ND November Newcastle United vs Everton

While the Premier League schedule was released months ago, both Sky and TNT Sports have released their own List of evil waysadjusting for televised games.

Of course, fans were somewhat divided over the charade, especially those who had made their travel plans in advance. However, the traditional 3pm Saturday kick-off is no longer the norm and is an essential part of the modern Premier League.

Monday Night Football also divides opinion, especially when fans are forced to go home late on “school nights.” Although there is not the enthusiasm of the NFL, nor the strict scrutiny of the NFL. NFL Monday Night Football OddsSky broadcasts, with accompanying analysis from Jamie Carragher, have become an institution.

But who has made the MNF squad so far this season? Let’s give a quick overview. Please note that fixtures are subject to change.

August 24th Fulham vs Chelsea

Xavi Alonso’s first Premier League game is the London derby, one of the shortest journeys of the season for Chelsea fans. Over the summer, Chelsea topped the net spend table, while Fulham were a bit more frugal. It would be difficult to make a phone call here.

31Yingshi August Aston Villa vs Arsenal

An early test for the champion. Villa have been bought time and again by other clubs, including Arsenal’s move for Ezri Konsa, so this will be a new-look team under Unai Emery. The Spaniard is a master of his craft, though, so Arsenal won’t take him lightly. The Gunners are favorites to retain the title, but this is the test they have to prove it.

14th September Leeds United vs Newcastle United

Speaking of clubs robbing you of talent, Newcastle will also be feeling the pain of losing Bruno Guimarães, Sandro Tonali and Eddie Howe. There is a good feeling around Leeds United at the moment and there seems to be confidence that they can become permanent residents of the Premier League.

12th October Coventry City vs Newcastle United

There will be a long international break in mid-September, which is why there will be no MNF for nearly a month. In this match, Frank Lampard’s Coventry will face Newcastle. Coventry already outspend several bigger clubs, so it’s a big bet to survive. They hope to emulate Sunderland’s performance last season, but there’s no guarantee it will work.

19th October Tottenham Hotspur vs Coventry City

Lampard has played two consecutive national football matches. The trip to London will be a tough one, but the game against Tottenham does hang in the balance at the moment. them been busysure, but it’s unclear whether the new signings are suitable. Regardless, it certainly can’t be worse than last season, right?

2ND November Newcastle United vs Everton

Yes, we’ll be seeing a lot of Newcastle games on Monday nights early in the season, which isn’t ideal for many traveling fans given the location. Nonetheless, it was David Moyes and his children’s first MNF date. Before you can predict how the season will unfold, you really need to know what the temperatures will be like during the season.



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