In the United States, the clocks go forward an hour tonight for Daylight Savings Time. However the clocks don’t go forward in the United Kingdom for another two weeks until March 28.
That means that for viewers in the United States, Premier League games will begin one hour later than usual for the next two weeks.
That’s good news or bad news depending on how you look at it. You’ll get one hour of extra sleep before the early matches kick off on Saturdays and Sundays. But the Saturday late kickoff won’t finish until 3:30-3:45pm ET.
Here’s the latest Premier League TV schedule for viewers in the United States.
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