Yahoo News How to watch International Champions Cup 2018: TV coverage schedule in full
Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City and Tottenham will be able to test themselves against the best that Europe has to offer this summer in the 2018 International Champions Cup.
The annual club friendly competition will take place across three continents - North America, Europe and Asia - during both July and August with the Premier League 'big six' all in action.
While the tournament may be more useful in terms of pre-season fitness and commercial revenues in lucrative markets, there is no doubt that competitors will not want to look foolish against the likes of Real Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich.
The ICC will also offer the likes of new manager Maurizio Sarri and Unai Emery the chance to get a first proper look at their squads, while Jose Mourinho, Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp and Mauricio Pochettino will look to build on progress made last season.
Full UK TV coverage for International Champions Cup
Fixture | Date | Time (BST) | TV coverage | Venue |
Man City vs Dortmund | July 21 | 02:00 | Premier Sports | Soldier Field |
Bayern vs PSG | July 21 | 03:00 | Premier Sports | Worthersee Stadion |
Liverpool vs Dortmund | July 22 | 21:00 | Premier Sports | Bank of America Stadium |
Juventus vs Bayern | July 26 | 00:00 | Premier Sports | Lincoln Financial Field |
Man City vs Liverpool | July 26 | 01:00 | LFC TV | MetLife Stadium |
Dortmund vs Benfica | July 26 | 01:00 | Premier Sports 2 | Heinz Field |
Roma vs Tottenham | July 26 | 03:00 | Premier Sports | Qualcomm Stadium |
AC Milan vs Man United | July 26 | 04:00 | MUTV | Rose Bowl |
Atletico Madrid vs Arsenal | July 26 | 12:30 | Premier Sports | Singapore National Stadium |
Arsenal vs PSG | July 28 | 12:30 | Premier Sports | Singapore National Stadium |
Benfica vs Juventus | July 28 | 18:00 | Premier Sports 2 | Red Bull Arena |
Chelsea vs Inter | July 28 | 19:00 | Premier Sports | Allianz Riviera |
Man United vs Liverpool | July 28 | 22:00 | MUTV and LFC TV | Michigan Stadium |
Bayern vs Man City | July 29 | 00:00 | Premier Sports | Hard Rock Stadium |
Barcelona vs Tottenham | July 29 | 04:00 | Premier Sports | Rose Bowl, Pasadena |
PSG vs Atletico Madrid | July 30 | 12:30 | Premier Sports | Singapore National Stadium |
Man United vs Real Madrid | Aug 1 | 01:00 | MUTV | Hard Rock Stadium |
Tottenham vs AC Milan | Aug 1 | 01:30 | Premier Sports | US Bank Stadium |
Barcelona vs Roma | Aug 1 | 03:00 | Premier Sports 2 | AT&T Stadium |
Arsenal vs Chelsea | Aug 1 | 20:00 | Premier Sports | Aviva Stadium |
Benfica vs Lyon | Aug 1 | 21:00 | Premier Sports 2 | Aviva Stadium |
Real Madrid vs Juventus | Aug 4 | 23:00 | Premier Sports | FedEx Field |
AC Milan vs Barcelona | Aug 5 | 01:00 | Premier Sports | Levi's Stadium |
Chelsea vs Lyon | Aug 7 | 20:00 | Premier Sports | Stamford Bridge |
Real Madrid vs Roma | Aug 8 | 01:00 | Premier Sports | MetLife Stadium |
Atletico Madrid vs Inter | Aug 11 | 20:00 | Premier Sports | Wanda Metropolitano |
How do I watch Premier Sports?
Premier Sports is on Sky and Virgin, available for residents in the UK and Northern Ireland.
The channel is on 412 (HD) or 866 (SD) on Sky, and channel 551 (SD) on Virgin.
It will set you back £9.99 a month or £11.99 depending on the package. Sky customers can purchase a season ticket for £99.
Those without Sky or Virgin, and those with, can watch online in HD via the Premier Player. The service also include a seven-day catch-up service to watch back games and other events.
Premier Player is also available on your mobile phone via the App Store or on Google Play.
