Published:
09:15 EST, 2 April 2015

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Updated:
10:40 EST, 2 April 2015

The Barclays Premier League have announced the final set of televised fixtures for the 2014-15 season.

As the campaign reaches its climax, both Sky Sports’ and BT Sport’s allocation have been revealed with the race for the Champions League featuring prominently.

Chelsea vs Liverpool on May 10 and Manchester United vs Arsenal on May 17 are arguably the standout games from the live batch. 

The TV schedule for the final day of the season, Sunday, May 24, will be announced at a later date. 

Juan Mata celebrates scoring for Manchester United at Liverpool last month in a live TV match

Juan Mata celebrates scoring for Manchester United at Liverpool last month in a live TV match

Manchester United beat Arsenal at the Emirates in the Premier League earlier this season

Manchester United beat Arsenal at the Emirates in the Premier League earlier this season

PREMIER LEAGUE TV FIXTURES FOR MAY 

Saturday, May 2

12.45pm: Leicester City v Newcastle United (BT Sport)

5.30pm: Manchester United v West Bromwich Albion (Sky Sports)

Sunday, May 3

1.30pm: Chelsea v Crystal Palace (Sky Sports)

4pm: Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City (Sky Sports)

Monday, May 4

8pm: Hull City v Arsenal (Sky Sports)

Saturday, May 9

12:45pm: Everton v Sunderland (BT Sport)

5:30pm: Crystal Palace v Manchester United (Sky Sports)

Sunday, May 10

1:30pm: Manchester City v Queens Park Rangers (Sky Sports)

4pm: Chelsea v Liverpool (Sky Sports)

Monday, May 11

8pm: Arsenal v Swansea City (Sky Sports)

Saturday, May 16

12:45pm: Southampton v Aston Villa (BT Sport)

5:30pm: Liverpool v Crystal Palace (Sky Sports)

Sunday, May 17

1:30pm: Swansea City v Manchester City (Sky Sports)

4pm: Manchester United v Arsenal (Sky Sports)

Monday, May 18

8pm: West Bromwich Albion v Chelsea (Sky Sports)


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