Miami Beach, Florida (May 18, 2013) – Everything is set for the English Premier League’s very final week of the 2012/13 season. All ten matches will kick off simultaneously at 11:00am EST/15:00GMT/16:00 local time on Sunday, May 19, 2013. The fate of many teams has already been decided but there is still much to play for and the biggest sports networks across the planet are geared up for this mammoth day!
It is time to know where to watch every single match of your choice live online or on television come May 19. Finding answers to that can be a hard and time consuming task. Today, Live Soccer TV (@LiveSoccerTV) shows you all the information you need right in one place through a combination of TV channels lined up for the following fixtures:
Chelsea vs Everton, Liverpool vs QPR, Manchester City vs Norwich City, Newcastle United vs Arsenal, Southampton vs Stoke City, Swansea City vs Fulham, Tottenham Hotspur vs Sunderland, West Bromwich Albion vs Manchester United, West Ham United vs Reading and Wigan Athletic vs Aston Villa. The excitement and greatness of English Premier League football will hit your screens in one go this Sunday.
UEFA Europa League winner Rafael Benitez eyes a positive farewell just like Everton’s future Manchester United manager David Moyes. To avoid the possibility of a Champions League third-place play-off with Arsenal, the Blues must beat the Toffees at the Bridge.
At Anfield, Jamie Carragher will say goodbye to his lengthy Liverpool career. Already-relegated Queens Park Rangers may suffer yet another defeat as the Merseyside Reds plan a glorious end to Carragher’s playing days.
Newcastle United saved themselves from relegation last week and could afford to lose by the biggest margin possible against Arsenal. However, for the sake of competition, the Magpies have promised to put up a challenge against the Gunners who seat in fourth position. They have a one-point advantage over fifth-placed Tottenham Hotspur with three final points at stake.
Speaking about Spurs, their UEFA Champions League dream hangs in the balance. They must defeat Sunderland at White Hart Lane and hope Newcastle offers them a helping hand by preventing visitors Arsenal from triumphing.
Finally, another match that will capture great attention is West Brom vs Man United. It will cap off Sir Alex Ferguson’s glittering 27-year career as boss of the Red Devils. A fun fact is that Andre Villas-Boas and Roberto Di Matteo both played their last Chelsea fixture against West Bromwich Albion. They received the sack following defeat. Fergie will also play his last Manchester United fixture against West Bromwich Albion – not because he will be sacked, but because he will retire. Can the hosts spoil the Old Scot’s very last 90 minutes as a manager?
Where to follow all 10 EPL matches live on Sunday, May 19, 2013
*Note: If you don't have the channels below available, please visit the match pages for Live Soccer TV's full worldwide listings.
