Premier League Week 12 Fixtures: Crucial TV Schedule and Live Stream Info

The Premier League is back this weekend with a host of intriguing fixtures as the most topsy-turvy campaign in the league's history continues apace.

Beginning with the Merseyside derby at lunch-time on Saturday, a full fixture list of 10 games will take place up to Monday night's Midlands derby clash between Aston Villa and West Brom, with league standings potentially set to change dramatically once more.

Add in a couple of top-of-the-table clashes and it clear that fans will be treated to an action-packed weekend that throws up a number of games that would appear to be delicately balanced.

Fixture	Day	Time (GMT)	TV Info	Prediction
Everton vs. Liverpool	Saturday	12:45	BT Sport	2-2
Fulham vs. Swansea	Saturday	15:00		1-3
Hull vs. Crystal Palace	Saturday	15:00		2-0
Arsenal vs. Southampton	Saturday	15:00		1-0
Newcastle vs. Norwich	Saturday	15:00		2-0
Stoke vs. Sunderland	Saturday	15:00		1-2
West Ham vs. Chelsea	Saturday	17:30	Sky Sports	0-3
Man City vs. Tottenham	Sunday	13:30	Sky Sports	2-2
Cardiff vs. Man Utd	Sunday	16:00	Sky Sports	1-3
West Brom vs. Aston Villa	Monday	20:00	Sky Sports	2-1

Everton and Liverpool get us underway, in a game which will be covered by the BT Sport channel via a number of cable and satellite service providers.

BT have challenged the supremacy of Sky this season and pulled off a major coup in securing what is one of the biggest games in the English football calendar. They will hope, though, that the game lives up to its pre-match billing.

For those interested in watching Luis Suarez and co. attempt to maintain their title challenge against their local rivals, the game can also be found via the BT Sport Player website or application.

Sky respond in style with four live broadcasts over the course of the weekend, beginning with an all-London clash between West Ham and Chelsea on Saturday evening—live on Sky Sports 1.

Sunday lunch-time's clash between Manchester City and Tottenham—both of whom are fancied for Champions League berths—continues the high-intensity action before Manchester United's first Premier League trip to Cardiff.

The South Wales side will be heavy underdogs, but there will be a special atmosphere for the visit of the Red Devils to the Cardiff City Stadium.

Both games are also on Sky Sports 1, which will also play host to Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville for a Monday night football clash between Aston Villa and West Brom.

The duo, besides assessing the game at hand, also provide in-depth analysis of some of the weekend's major talking points.

All games shown on Sky Sports can be streamed using the Sky Go website or application, providing a subscription is owned.