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Sky Sports Announce 10 New Premier League Matches Added to Broadcast Slate

Nick AkermanDec 19, 2014

Sky Sports has announced a batch of 10 Premier League fixtures which will be televised throughout February and the beginning of March.

The company's Twitter account provided a full rundown of ties scheduled to be shown exclusively live:

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This news follows the major announcement that former Arsenal, Barcelona and New York Red Bulls striker Thierry Henry will join Sky Sports' punditry team from the beginning of 2015.

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Managing director Barney Francis also confirmed plans for further fixture announcements, per the organisation's reveal: "By March there will still be 37 live games to come on Sky Sports, as the season reaches its thrilling climax it will be the place to watch the games that matter."

Viewers will be able to watch the Premier League's current top three—Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United—as well as Liverpool three times during the schedule, starting with Feb. 7's Merseyside derby.