David Moyes will begin Manchester United title defence live.

New Manchester United boss David Moyes will begin his bid to regain the Premier League title live.

The Scot will take his side to Swansea on Saturday, August 17 (5.30pm kick off) and you will be able to hear live and exclusive national radio commentary from the Liberty Stadium only.

The following day, Sunday, August 18, will be at Selhurst Park when Crystal Palace will celebrate their Premier League return by hosting  London rivals Tottenham. That match will kick off at 1.30pm.

The following weekend will bring you Aston Villa v Liverpool (Saturday, August 24, 5.30pm kick off), while a week later we will be at Anfield for a real blockbuster clash when the Reds host Manchester United (Sunday, September 1, 1.30pm kick off).

Other highlights to look out for on sport in the first half of the season include Chelsea v Manchester City (Sunday, October 27), Arsenal v Liverpool (Saturday, November 2) and Manchester City v Tottenham (Saturday, November 23).

2013-14 Barclays Premier League matches live on sport
Saturday, August 17 (5.30pm) - Swansea v Manchester United

Sunday, August 18 (1.30pm) – Crystal Palace v Tottenham

Saturday, August 24 (5.30pm) – Aston Villa v Liverpool

Saturday, August 31 (5.30pm) – Crystal Palace v Sunderland

Sunday, September 1 (1.30pm) – Liverpool v Manchester United

Saturday, September 14 (5.30pm) – Everton v Chelsea

Saturday, September 21 (5.30pm) – Chelsea v Fulham

Sunday, September 22 (1.30pm) – Arsenal v Stoke

Saturday, September 27 (5.30pm) – Swansea v Arsenal

Sunday, September 29 (1.30pm) – Stoke v Norwich

Saturday, October 5 (5.30pm) – Sunderland v Manchester United

Sunday, October 6 (1.30pm) – Norwich v Chelsea

Saturday, October 19 (5.30pm) – West Ham v Manchester City

Saturday, October 26 (5.30pm) - Southampton v Fulham

Sunday, October 27 (1.30pm) - Chelsea v Manchester City

Saturday, November 2 (5.30pm) - Arsenal v Liverpool

Sunday, November 3 (1.30pm) - Everton v Tottenham

Saturday, November 9 (5.30pm) - Norwich v West Ham

Sunday, November 10 (12 noon) - Tottenham v Newcastle (TBC)

Sunday, November 10 (2.05pm)- Sunderland v Manchester City (TBC)

Saturday, November 23 (5.30pm) - Manchester City v Tottenham

Sunday, November 24 (1.30pm) - West Ham v Chelsea

Saturday, November 30 (5.30pm) - Newcastle v West Bromwich Albion

Sunday, December 1 (1.30pm) - Hull v Liverpool

* Remaining games will be announced at a later date