The League has published a schedule of the approximate dates when they hope to confirm fixture changes by.
Last season they pretty much stuck to it, but as you'd expect with an approximate list of dates some were earlier and others later although they were usually within the same week.
As well as TV considerations, teams' participation in the Champions and Europa League competitions can lead to fixture changes.
In the Europa, where games are played on a Thursday evening, Chelsea, Arsenal and Burnley (should they qualify for the group stage) will see their fixtures moved to Sundays in the weekends after each stage.
PREMIER LEAGUE TV GAMES ANNOUNCEMENTS 2018-19
(dates are approximate)
August and September - July 6
October and November - August 7
December and January - October 12
February - December 12
March - January 25
April - February 22
May - April 5
The final day's live TV games will be confirmed on the completion of all of the penultimate weekend and re-arranged games.
Although the Premier League has agreed a new TV deal, it doesn't start until the 2019-20 season so the new campaign's TV schedule will be the same as last season. Sky will again show 126 games with BT Sport screening 42. Both channels will air matches in the same slots as last season with BT's games mainly on Saturday tea-times and Sky's on Fridays, Saturday lunchtimes, Sundays and Mondays.
> More LIVE FA Cup games than ever before next season HERE
> Key dates for your footie diaries HERE
> Amazon win LIVE Premier League Boxing Day games in new deal HERE
> Premier League warning over illegal streams HERE
> No free-to-air Champions League highlights next season HERE
> Sky Sports lose LaLiga live TV rights HERE
> Quest Freeview channel snatches EFL highlights rights from Channel 5 HERE
> Key dates for your footie diaries HERE
> Amazon win LIVE Premier League Boxing Day games in new deal HERE
> Premier League warning over illegal streams HERE
> No free-to-air Champions League highlights next season HERE
> Sky Sports lose LaLiga live TV rights HERE
> Quest Freeview channel snatches EFL highlights rights from Channel 5 HERE