The 2013/14 Premier League season has already been tipped as potentially the most exciting of recent years – with Manchester United, Manchester City, and Chelsea all changing managers this summer. Many feel it’s going to be a three-horse race to the title, and Sky Sports have done all they can to give it the coverage it deserves.

David Moyes’ first game as manager of the Premier League holders Manchester United will be shown on Sky, Manuel Pellegrini’s first match as manager of the Premier League and FA Cup runners-up Manchester City will be shown, and Jose Mourinho’s first game back at Chelsea will also be shown exclusively on Sky Sports.

There will be 43 live Premier League matches by 1 December (three matches every week). All 20 sides in the Premier League will be shown by the 6th of October, and at least twice by the 1st of December.

Every match between last season’s top four Premier League sides will be featured – including 24 of 32 live matches involving top four sides. Nine derbies including Manchester, North-London, North-East and South-Wales.

All three promoted Premier League sides to be shown by the end of August, and a match from all 20 Premier League grounds at least once during the season.

Sky Sports is still the only place to watch live Premier League action across Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

Below is the fixture list of game Sky Sports will cover up to the 1st of December.

AUGUST

Swansea City v Manchester United

Sat 17, 5:30pm

Crystal Palace v Tottenham Hotspur

Sun 18, 1:30pm

Chelsea v Hull City

Sun 18, 4pm

Manchester City v Newcastle United

Mon 19, 8pm

Aston Villa v Liverpool

Sat 24, 5:30pm

Cardiff City v Manchester City

Sun 25, 4pm

Manchester United v Chelsea

Mon 26, 8pm

Crystal Palace v Sunderland

Sat 31, 5:30pm

SEPTEMBER

Liverpool v Manchester United

Sun 1, 1:30pm

Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur

Sun 1, 4pm

Everton v Chelsea

Sat 14, 5:30pm

Southampton v West Ham United

Sun 15, 4pm

Swansea City v Liverpool

Mon 16, 8pm

Chelsea v Fulham

Sat 21, 5:30pm

Arsenal v Stoke City

Sun 22, 1:30pm

Manchester City v Manchester United

Sun 22, 4pm

Swansea City v Arsenal

Sat 28, 5:30pm

Stoke City v Norwich City

Sun 29, 1:30pm

Sunderland v Liverpool

Sun 29, 4pm

Everton v Newcastle United

Mon 30, 8pm

OCTOBER

Sunderland v Manchester United

Sat 5, 5:30pm

Norwich City v Chelsea

Sun 6, 1:30pm

West Bromwich Albion v Arsenal

Sun 6, 4pm

West Ham United v Manchester City

Sat 19, 5:30pm

Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur

Sun 20, 4pm

Crystal Palace v Fulham

Mon 21, 8pm

Southampton v Fulham

Sat 26, 5:30pm

Chelsea v Manchester City

Sun 27, 1:30pm

Sunderland v Newcastle United

Sun 27, 4pm

NOVEMBER

Arsenal v Liverpool

Sat 2, 5:30pm

Everton v Tottenham Hotspur

Sun 3, 1:30pm

Cardiff City v Swansea City

Sun 3, 4pm

Norwich City v West Ham United

Sat 9, 5:30pm

Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United

Sun 10, 12pm

Sunderland v Manchester City

Sun 10, 2:05pm

Manchester United v Arsenal

Sun 10, 4:10pm

Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur

Sat 23, 5:30pm

West Ham United v Chelsea

Sun 24, 1:30pm

Cardiff City v Manchester United

Sun 24, 4pm

West Bromwich Albion v Aston Villa

Mon 25, 8pm

Newcastle United v West Bromwich Albion

Sat 30, 5:30pm

DECEMBER

Hull City v Liverpool

Sun 1, 1:30pm

Chelsea v Southampton

Sun 1, 4pm

BT Sport are now Sky Sports’ biggest competition regarding Premier League coverage, but they can only boast a meagre 38 games to Sky Sports’ 116.

From the 17th of August to the 1st of December, BT have 12 live matches announced in their first broadcast selections, 14 Premier League teams to be shown, and 8 matches featuring a top-four club from last season.

Sky Sports boast extended coverage from the Football League, UEFA Champions League, La Liga, and the Scottish Premier League. They will introduce a “Weekend of Football” which features extended evening highlights of all the 3pm matches.