Sky Sports and BT Sport have confirmed the first set of live Premier League games to be shown from the new season.
The matches are the first in the mega £5billion three-year deal with the League and the broadcasters.
More live TV games will be shown than ever before with Sky screening 126 each season and BT 42.
Highlights will continue to be shown on the BBC on Match of the Day.
Key changes for the new season include:
> live Premier League games on Sky on Friday nights (ten Friday night matches will be aired each season).
> BT Sport take over screening Saturday tea-time games (5.30pm kick-offs) while Sky will go back to having Saturday lunch-times (now with an earlier 12.30pm kick-off).
> Sky have the most first picks under the new contract - 26 to BT's 12.
> David Jones (currently Sky's Saturday Premier League presenter) is expected to take over hosting Monday Night Football after Ed Chamberlin's departure to front ITV's racing coverage. Jones' new role has yet to be confirmed, nor has the details of who will host Friday nights and Super Sunday.
There's speculation Gary Neville will also return.
> Sky subscribers will for the first time be able to see all Saturday's Premier League goals on their mobiles from 5.15pm.
Confirmed TV games:
Saturday August 13
12.30pm Hull v Leicester Sky Sports
5.30pm Man City v Sunderland BT Sport
Sunday August 14
1.30pm Bournemouth v Man United Sky Sports
4pm Arsenal v Liverpool Sky Sports
Monday August 15
8pm Chelsea v West Ham Sky Sports
Friday August 19
8pm Man United v Southampton Sky Sports
Saturday August 20
12.30pm Stoke v Man City Sky Sports
5.30pm Leicester v Arsenal BT Sport
Sunday August 21
1.30pm Sunderland v Middlesbrough Sky Sports
4pm West Ham v Bournemouth Sky Sports
Saturday August 27
12.30pm Spurs v Liverpool Sky Sports
5.30pm Hull v Man United BT Sport
Sunday August 28
1.30pm West Brom v Middlesbrough Sky Sports
4pm Man City v West Ham Sky Sports
Saturday September 10
12.30pm Man United v Man City Sky Sports
5.30pm Liverpool v Leicester BT Sport
Sunday September 11
4pm Swansea v Chelsea Sky Sports
Monday September 12
8pm Sunderland v Everton Sky Sports
Friday September 16
8pm Chelsea v Liverpool Sky Sports
Saturday September 17
5.30pm Everton v Middlesbrough BT Sport
Sunday September 18
12noon Watford v Man United BT Sport
2.15pm Crystal Palace v Stoke Sky Sports
4.30pm Spurs v Sunderland Sky Sports
Saturday September 24
12.30pm Man United v Leicester Sky Sports
5.30pm Arsenal v Chelsea BT Sport
Sunday September 25
4pm West Ham v Southampton Sky Sports
Monday September 26
8pm Burnley v Watford Sky Sports
The next set of TV games (for October/November) are likely to be revealed in early August.
Here's the breakdown of how many games and in what slots Sky and BT will screen Premier League games:
SKY SPORTS - 126 GAMES PER SEASON - including 26 first picks.
> 28 Saturday lunchtime games (including 6 first picks)
> 28 Sunday 1.30pm games
> 28 Sunday 4pm games (including 18 first picks)
> 18 Monday night games
> 10 Friday night games
> 14 bank holiday/Sunday games (including 2 first picks)
BT SPORT - 42 GAMES PER SEASON - including 12 first picks.
> 28 Saturday 5.30pm games (including 9 first picks)
> 14 midweek evenings/Saturdays (including 3 first picks)