Leeds United’s trip to Tottenham Hotspur has been moved to accomodate the Sky Sports cameras.
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The fixture could be a significant one in the battle for Premier League survival, which Spurs have unexpectedly been dragged into.
Leeds sit 15th in the table as it stands, three points above 17th-placed Tottenham and four points above 18th-placed West Ham.
The relegation-threatened clubs will meet on Monday, May 11, rather than on Saturday, May 9. Action at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will get underway at 8pm.
The two clubs last met on October 4, when a Spurs side led by Thomas Frank emerged as 2-1 victors in West Yorkshire. Noah Okafor cancelled out a Mathys Tel opener but Mohammed Kudus hit back to clinch three points for the visitors.
Here is the updated Premier League schedule for matchweek 36.
Premier League schedule
Saturday, May 9
Liverpool v Chelsea (TNT Sports, moves to 8pm on May 9 if Liverpool reach Champions League semi-finals)
Brighton & Hove Albion v Wolverhampton Wanderers
Burnley v Aston Villa
Crystal Palace v Everton
Fulham v Bournemouth
Sunderland v Manchester United
Manchester City v Brentford (Sky Sports)
Sunday, May 10
Nottingham Forest v Newcastle United (Sky Sports)
West Ham United v Arsenal (Sky Sports)
Monday, May 11
Tottenham Hotspur v Leeds United (Sky Sports)
Whites boss Daniel Farke is among those who has been critical of English football’s scheduling in the past.
In December, he said: “Sometimes it's a bit over the line, also at the moment I would say but I have always struggled to complain too much about it because we are all part of this process as a manager or as a player.
"The players earn way more than 10, 20 years ago and the money comes from more fixtures for broadcasters. Otherwise we would have to say we want less games but you also have to accept probably you earn a bit less.
"It's important we are not overdoing this and do it in a smart way. [We have to be careful] not everyone is fed up with football. It should still be that supporters are excited for a game and players."