Fixture changes – March

[mawspurs]

The Premier League broadcast selection process for March, 2022, has now been completed, with our matches against Everton, Manchester United and West Ham United rescheduled as a result.

Everton (h) – now Monday 7 March, kick-off 8pm – Sky Sports
Manchester United (a) – remains Saturday 12 March, kick-off now 5.30pm – Sky Sports
West Ham United (h) – now Sunday 20 March, kick-off 2pm – Sky Sports*

*Subject to possible participation in the FA Cup sixth round

Source: Official Site

 

[FibreOpticJesus]

The Premier League broadcast selection process for March, 2022, has now been completed, with our matches against Everton, Manchester United and West Ham United rescheduled as a result.

Everton (h) – now Monday 7 March, kick-off 8pm – Sky Sports
Manchester United (a) – remains Saturday 12 March, kick-off now 5.30pm – Sky Sports
West Ham United (h) – now Sunday 20 March, kick-off 2pm – Sky Sports*

*Subject to possible participation in the FA Cup sixth round

Source: Official Site

Getting fed up with all our home games being changed. I love a Saturday 3pm KO. I get that the european conference cup meant we couldn’t play on a Saturday but we are out of it now. We haven’t had one game this season with a Saturday 3 pm ko. And we haven’t got one scheduled until Newcastle. We all know that will be changed for tv. There should be a rule that at least 33% of home games should be on 3pm Saturday unless in Europe. Seriously considering giving up my season ticket and going to watch a lower league club.

 

[KingKay]

No word on rescheduled fixtures yet? Presumably a different meeting / announcement. Anyone got any ideas when that's likely to be?

 

[Roberts84]

Has anyone been able to get a refund for their tickets after a fixture change?

 

[Gingernut]

Has anyone been able to get a refund for their tickets after a fixture change?

pretty sure it is in the terms and conditions of purchase saying that fixtures are liable to change and that no refunds will be issued