Manchester United's derby clash against Manchester City will be screened live on Sky Sports.

Sky will be showing a total of 16 live games including the Manchester derby on Sunday April 12 while BT Sport will show three matches, starting with the clash between Liverpool and Arsenal at the Emirates on April 4.

In is the first fixture announcements for TV since the £5.136billion deal for the 2016-19 rights was announced with Sky paying £4.176billion for 126 matches including the new Friday night slot, while BT Sport will pay £960million for 42 games.

Sergio Ageuro is likely to feature in the Manchester derby which will be shown live on Sky Sports in April

The Sky Sports pundits will analyse the Manchester derby after they secured the rights to screen the match

The Super Sunday team will provide coverage from the match at Old Trafford on Sunday April 12

LIVE PREMIER LEAGUE GAMES ON BT SPORT AND SKY SPORTS IN APRIL Saturday 4 - Arsenal vs Liverpool - ko 12.45pm (BT Sport) Saturday 4 - Chelsea vs Stoke City - 5.30pm (Sky Sports) Sunday 5 - Burnley vs Tottenham - 1.30pm (Sky Sports) Sunday 5 - Sunderland vs Newcastle- 4pm (Sky Sports) Monday 6 - Crystal Palace vs Man City - 8pm (Sky Sports) Saturday 11 - Swansea City vs Everton - ko 12.45pm (BT Sport) Saturday 11 - Burnley vs Arsenal - 5.30pm (Sky Sports) Sunday 12 - QPR vs Chelsea - 1.30pm (Sky Sports) Sunday 12 - Man Utd vs Man City - 4pm (Sky Sports) Monday 13 - Liverpool vs Newcastle - 8pm (Sky Sports) Saturday 18 - Chelsea vs Man Utd - 5.30pm (Sky Sports) Sunday 19 - Man City vs West Ham - 1.30pm (Sky Sports) Sunday 19 - Newcastle vs Tottenham- 4pm (Sky Sports) Monday 20 - Aston Villa vs QPR - 8pm (Sky Sports) Saturday 25 - Southampton vs Tottenham Hotspur - ko 12.45pm (BT Sport) Saturday 25 - Man City vs Aston Villa - 5.30pm (Sky Sports) Sunday 26 - Everton vs Man Utd - 1.30pm (Sky Sports) Sunday 26 - Arsenal vs Chelsea - 4pm (Sky Sports) Wednesday 29 - Leicester vs Chelsea - 7.45pm (Sky Sports) Advertisement

BT's fixtures also include Tottenham's visit to St Mary's Stadium, which could be a pivotal fixture for both Southampton and Mauricio Pochettino's sides as they fight to break into the top four and qualify for next season's Champions League.

BT's other screening in April will be on Saturday April 11 when Swansea City host Roberto Martinez's Everton at the Liberty Stadium.

However, Sky Sports will celebrate securing a number of blockbuster Premier League fixtures for April as the season reaches its climax.

The feather in the cap is the Manchester derby, but Sky have also gained the rights to show all four of Manchester City's fixtures in April as the champions look to gain ground on leaders Chelsea.

And despite Jose Mourinho's feud with Sky last month, all of the Blues' five league matches in the penultimate month of the Premier League season will be shown on Sky.

The month kicks off as they host Stoke City at Stamford Bridge on Saturday Night Football and also includes box office matches with Manchester United and Arsenal.

Sky's other 16 live Premier League matches in April include two showings of Sean Dyche's Burnley as they host Spurs on Sunday 5 and Arsenal on Saturday 11, as the Clarets look to beat the drop.

The announcement of April's live showings comes after Sky admitted to 'paying big' after BT tried to 'muscle in' on the TV rights.

BT Sport won the rights to show Arsenal vs Liverpool, Everton's visit to Swansea and Southampton's match against Tottenham Hotspur