Liverpool could finally be crowned Premier League champions and claim a first title since 1990 in a Sunday night Merseyside derby.
Dates and kick-off times for the resumption of the season – which restarts on June 17 – were discussed at a meeting between the 20 clubs on Thursday.
And runaway leaders Liverpool who are 25 points clear at the top will resume their campaign against arch rivals Everton at 7pm on Sunday, June 21.
The match will be on Sky, but will be also shown free-to-air on their freeview channel Pick.
Jurgen Klopp’s side could well win the title with victory in the Merseyside derby if Manchester City lose to Arsenal on June 17, in their game in hand.
However, the venue is still to be confirmed.
Premier League fixtures in full: Dates and kick-off times for remaining 92 games of 2019/20 season
Liverpool city council’s Safety Advisory Group (SAG) are set to meet next week for further talks over whether the game will be held at Goodison Park or a neutral venue, with fears fans could congregate outside.
Liverpool’s following game, against Crystal Palace at Anfield, will be on June 24 – kicking off at 8.15pm.
The Reds are ‘away’ at Manchester City on Thursday July 2, with kick-off again slated for 8.15pm, however, the venue for this fixture is also to be confirmed.
Brighton and Arsenal, meanwhile, are set to make history with the first Saturday 3pm Premier League match shown live on television.
All the remaining matches – 92 in total – will be televised because they are being played behind closed doors.
Sky is showing 64 of the games, 25 of which will be made free to air.
The BBC and Amazon have four games apiece and they will all be free to watch.
BT Sport has the remaining 20, but you will require a BT subscription to watch all of those.
Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace on Satuday, June 20 is set to be the first league game aired on the BBC since 1988.
From Wedneday, June 17 to Thursday, July 2, there will only be three days without live football.
