NBC Sports has announced the TV lineup for its final day of Premier League 2014/15 coverage with all 10 matches being shown live across TV networks in the United States.

The matches will be shown across NBC, NBCSN, CNBC, Oxygen, CNBC, E!, USA, MSNBC, Esquire Network, Bravo and SyFy.

All matches kick off simultaneously at 10am ET on Sunday, May 24.

The marquee match will be Hull City against Manchester United on NBC. If Hull City wins the match and Newcastle fails to beat West Ham, then Newcastle will be relegated.

In the other matches, Chelsea will be presented with the Premier League trophy in the match on NBCSN.

Newcastle’s fight to stay in the Premier League will be on the USA Network.

Meanwhile, Liverpool, Southampton and Spurs will be fighting it out in separate matches who determine who finishes 5th through 7th. Right now, 5th and 6th place will qualify for the Europa League. Seventh place would qualify for Europa League if Arsenal wins the FA Cup against Aston Villa on May 30.

Here’s the TV schedule for ‘Championship Sunday’:

Hull vs Man United, 10am, NBC and NBC Sports Live Extra
Newcastle vs West Ham, 10am, USA and NBC Sports Live Extra

Arsenal vs West Brom, 10am, Bravo and NBC Sports Live Extra
Aston Villa vs Burnley, 10am, Esquire and NBC Sports Live Extra
Chelsea vs Sunderland, 10am, NBCSN and NBC Sports Live Extra
Crystal Palace vs Swansea, 10am, E! and NBC Sports Live Extra
Everton vs Spurs, 10am, CNBC and NBC Sports Live Extra
Leicester vs QPR, 10am, Oxygen and NBC Sports Live Extra
Man City vs Southampton, 10am, MSNBC and NBC Sports Live Extra
Stoke vs Liverpool, 10am, SyFy and NBC Sports Live Extra

What’s your opinion about the TV lineup that NBC selected?