100 days on from its pausing the Premier League is back. In total 92 games are still to be played in the league each of which will provide a welcome distraction during the boredom-inducing coronavirus lockdown. Sky Sports is hosting over two-thirds of the remaining games, 25 of which will be available to watch on their free-to-view platform Pick TV. Here’s how to access the channel. What is Pick TV? Originally known as Sky Three, Pick TV is a freeview channel which provides viewers with a sample of Sky’s paid programming. The channel is set to grow exponentially in popularity with the arrival of the Premier League. How do I find Pick TV? Thankfully there is no need to get bogged down with long-term contracts to access Pick TV. Depending on your freeview set-up you can find Pick TV on the following channels: Freeview: Channel 11 Freesat: Channel 147 Sky: Channel 159 Virgin Media: Channel 165 Which games are being shown on Pick TV? The dates for the first three rounds of fixtures has been announced with the following available to watch on Pick TV: Wednesday June 24 Manchester United v Sheffield United 6pm Thursday June 25 Burnley v Watford 6pm Sunday June 28 Watford v Southampton 4.30pm Tuesday June 30 Brighton v Manchester United 8.15pm Wednesday July 1 Bournemouth v Newcastle 6pm Are any other channels showing free fixtures? Yes. Both BBC and Amazon are showing four free fixtures apiece. The BBC will show Bournemouth v Crystal Palace on June 20 at 7:45pm, followed by Norwich v Everton on June 24 at 6pm, and then two matches yet to be confirmed. Amazon meanwhile will show Crystal Palace v Burnley on June 29 at 8pm followed by three fixtures still to be confirmed.
