NBC’s ‘Championship Sunday’ EPL lineup more like ‘Fourth-Place Sunday’

NBCUniversal is going all-out this weekend with what they’re calling “Championship Sunday,” coverage of English Premier League coverage. All ten Sunday matches will be broadcast live simultaneously on 10 different NBCUniversal television networks at 10 a.m. ET.

Because of how the season played out, however, all of the major drama has already been sucked out of the league’s final weekend. Leicester City has already clinched their magical run to the league championship. Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal have already wrapped up the No. 2 and No. 3 spots, respectively. We also already know that Newcastle United, Norwich City, and Aston Villa will be relegated.

The biggest storyline left for Sunday is which side will finish in fourth place, which will be determined by the results of Manchester City’s and Manchester United’s respective matches. If Man United defeats Bournemouth and Man City loses at Swansea, they’ll be able to take it.

Regardless of the impact, it’s still a day full of EPL soccer and that’s hard to argue with. Not only will the matches be simulcast across channels such as NBC, Syfy, CNBC, and USA, but all 10 matches will be streamed on NBC Sports Live Extra as well.

Here’s the full schedule, including Premier League Live on CNBC on Sunday at 9:00 a.m., Sunday’s post-game coverage and Monday’s season wrap-up broadcasts on NBCSN.