Arsenal vs Liverpool given new date of March 16 as Premier League reschedule nine games – The Athletic
By Anthony Hay 19 February 2022Updated 3:14 PM GMT 6 Comments
The Premier League has announced the rearrangement of nine fixtures with Arsenal’s home encounter with Liverpool among those to be given a new date.
Arsenal and Liverpool were originally due to meet on Saturday, February 26 but Jurgen Klopp’s side are instead participating in the Carabao Cup final against Chelsea next weekend. This means the game had to be moved.
The rearranged fixture will now kick off at 8.15pm on Wednesday, March 16.
Southampton, Newcastle, Wolves, Watford, Leeds, Aston Villa, Norwich, Everton, Tottenham and Brighton have also had at least one fixture rearranged in March.
Five of the nine fixtures below were originally postponed due to heightened COVID-19 cases among players and staff in December and January.
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