The English Premier League is to be shown on free-to-air television in Australia for the first time since 2019.
Channel Nine will broadcast Saturday, August 16's match between Aston Villa and Newcastle at 9:30pm (AEST) on their main and HD channels.
The decision for Nine to show the Premier League on free-to-air in Australia comes after its streaming arm Stan Sport acquired the rights to broadcast the competition off Optus Sport, who had the rights for nine years.
However, don't expect Nine to broadcast many games on free-to-air throughout the season, with the airing likely to promote their Stan Sport offering by using matches in a friendly timezone for Australians.
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Nine's coverage of Villa and Newcastle will commence after the broadcast of the NRL match between the Rabbitohs and Eels.
It is currently unknown which other matches Nine intends to broadcast on free-to-air, but it's likely they will choose 9:30pm (AEST) kickoff games, which occur until daylight savings arrive in Australia on October 5.
SBS was the last Australian free-to-air channel to broadcast the Premier League six years ago.
Liverpool are favourites to retain their Premier League title this season, with Arsenal, Manchester City and Chelsea the next in line to challenge.
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