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Premier League matches in March to be rearranged

18 Feb 2019
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FA Cup fifth-round results have meant fixtures on 16-17 March, including Manchester derby, will have to move

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Premier League matches in March for live TV broadcast

Following the FA Cup fifth-round results this weekend several Premier League fixtures in Matchweek 31 in March will be rearranged.

The Manchester derby at Old Trafford on Saturday 16 March will move after Manchester City's 4-1 win at Newport County on Saturday.

On Monday, Manchester United won 2-0 at Chelsea, meaning the Blues' trip to Everton on Sunday 17 March will go ahead as scheduled.

Brighton waiting on two fixtures

Brighton & Hove Albion's 2-1 victory over Derby County has forced the movement of their match against Cardiff City on 16 March.

The Seagulls are also waiting for a new date for the visit of Chelsea after that match was postponed for the Carabao Cup final next weekend.

Revised Matchweek 31

Watford's home match with Southampton which was due to take place on 16 March will also be played on another day.

This is because the Hornets progressed to the last eight of the FA Cup thanks to a 1-0 win at Queens Park Rangers on Friday night. 

Arsenal's trip to Molineux on the 16 March will need a new date after Wolverhampton Wanderers overcame Bristol City 1-0 on Sunday.

Crystal Palace's midday visit to Tottenham Hotspur on 17 March is awaiting a new time and day after the Eagles' 2-0 win at Doncaster Rovers this afternoon.

PL fixtures to be rearranged

Brighton v Cardiff
Brighton v Chelsea
Man Utd v Man City
Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal Palace
Watford v Southampton
Wolves v Arsenal

See: Latest PL fixtures

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