Amazon will show all four of their Premier League games this season for free on streaming site Twitch.
The video platform – which has already shown two full rounds of fixtures from the English top flight this season after picking up the rights – was handed another four games as broadcasters negotiated a split across the rest of the season.
They have now revealed that fans will be able to watch those games on Twitch. That includes the clash between Crystal Palace and Burnley on June 29.
Amazon Prime Video also announced they had picked up the rights to Everton against Southampton on July 9 and Watford's clash with Newcastle on July 11 – with the fourth still to be revealed.
Elsewhere, Sky Sports revealed a further 21 matches they will be showing over the start of July – having already announced 20 for the opening fortnight.
They include the north London derby on July 12, which will kick-off at 4.30pm, and Wolves against Everton on the same day.
The channel has also selected Manchester United's mid-week trip to Aston Villa on Thursday, July 9, along with Liverpool's match with the Midlands side on July 5.
The north London derby will not be available on free-to-air channel Sky Sports Pick, although other big matches will be.
They include Manchester United against Southampton on July 13 and Champions League-chasing Leicester hosting Crystal Palace on July 4.
BT Sport, meanwhile, have picked up Manchester United's clash with Bournemouth on July 4, which will be shown at 3pm.
Liverpool's game against Burnley on July 11 will also be shown by the channel, who have selected six games in the latest time-frame.
The BBC also announced their third selection – Southampton against Manchester City on July 5. The game will kick-off at 7pm.
Source: m.allfootballapp.com