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WHICH FINAL DAY PREMIER LEAGUE GAMES ARE LIVE ON SKY AND BT?

PREMIER LEAGUE FINAL DAY

ALL GAMES KICK-OFF AT 4.30PM

SKY SPORTS MAIN EVENT: EVERTON V BOURNEMOUTH

SKY SPORTS PREMIER LEAGUE: LEICESTER V WEST HAM

BT SPORT 1: LEEDS V SPURS

SKY SPORTS FOOTBALL: ASTON VILLA V BRIGHTON

HIGHLIGHTS: MATCH OF THE DAY BBC ONE

FOUR of the Premier League final day games will be available live on Sunday (May 28).

The battle to avoid relegation is top of the bill with Sky confirming they’ll show Everton and Leicester’s home matches on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.

BT Sport 1 will show Leeds v Spurs as their final Premier League match of the season. Sky Sports Football will also show Aston Villa v Brighton as Villa bid to get into the Europa Conference League.

All matches will kick-off at 4.30pm with highlights as usual on Match of the Day on BBC One at 10.30pm.

WHERE TO WATCH THE MLS ON UK TV?

THE new season of the MLS has kicked off – and you can see EVERY game through Apple TV.

As part of the tech giant’s new ten-year deal with Major League Soccer, every single MLS game is streaming live or available later on-demand through Apple TV’s MLS Season Pass.

To see all the games you can pay £12.99 a month (if you are an Apple+ subscriber already) or £79 for a full season past. These prices are £14.99 a month or £99 if you don’t subscribe to Apple+.

Previously in the UK Viaplay Sports and Sky Sports held the UK TV rights, but now Apple has the worldwide rights it is the only place to see the games. Sky and Viaplay only showed a handful of games each weekend so the new deal is huge for UK fans who will be able to take their pick of all the fixtures.

The MLS section of the Apple TV app and site offers an impressive array of features. As well as the live games, there are video features, interviews, archive and drone tours of the different stadiums.

Some content and live games are expected to be made available for free, but to see the majority of live games you’ll need to subscribe.

More on what to expect from the MLS UK Show Twitter thread below.

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