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XtraTime Web Desk: The much awaited Premier League resumed in mid June after a wait of more than three months due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Each club still had 7 or 8 matches left to complete the season, though Liverpool will become the new Champion if Chelsea holds Manchester City for a draw.

In a succession of busy weeks, the league will play catch-up in June and July, with matches spread across different times and most days of the week.

Here is a look at next one week’s fixtures where the fans will get to see most of the matches in these channels:

XtraTime Web Desk: The Premier League on Thursday released the next few round of fixtures with games virtually every day. The first three full 'match weeks' had already been announced up until July 2.

But now the fans will know exactly when their teams will be in action for the next part of the campaign, rounds 33, 34 and 35, with the whole season expected to end on July 26.

The Premier League made a restart on Wednesday after a gap of 101 days due to the coronavirus pandemic. Aston Villa played a 0-0 draw with Sheffield United before Manchester City stormed past Arsenal in the pouring rain.

All 20 teams have now played 29 with nine fixtures remaining for each club.The 90 games still to play - all behind closed doors. Even though Liverpool is on the brink of a maiden Premier League title - two wins will be enough - there is still plenty to play for at both ends of the table.
Here is the complete list of fixtures with TV timings (IST)