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Football doesn’t get much bigger than what’s on Optus Sport in March as the biggest clubs in England and Spain face off against each other, while a number of our top Aussies are in action across the Women’s Super League. 

The month kicks off with the biggest game in English football as Premier League giants Liverpool and Manchester United renew their rivalry at Anfield on Monday, March 6. 

Liverpool are going through some of their toughest times in recent years, while Manchester United are riding high on the back of winning their first trophy for six years. 

Optus Sport’s Premier League offering also sees Socceroo Harry Souttar continue to take his first few steps in England’s topflight as Leicester City takes on Chelsea, while Arsenal must negotiate two London derbies to maintain their lead at the top of the table. 

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If you thought Liverpool vs Manchester United was big, LaLiga is giving us the biggest club game in world football, as Barcelona and Real Madrid engage in a potential title decider in El Clasico. 

Barcelona’s recent slip up has opened the door for their great rivals and Real will be looking to barge straight through it at the Camp Nou on Monday, March 20. 

Meanwhile, warm up for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 in Australia and New Zealand – live on Optus Sport – with England’s WSL as the Sam Kerr’s Chelsea play title rivals Manchester United and Arsenal’s Steph Catley and Caitlin Foord face a fierce north London derby with Tottenham.  

It’s going to be a truly huge month of football on Optus Sport. You wouldn’t want to miss it. 

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Thursday 02 March  

6.45am Arsenal vs Everton 

7.00am Liverpool vs Wolverhampton  

Saturday 4 March  

11.30pm Manchester City vs Newcastle United 

Sunday 5 March 

2.00am Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Tottenham Hotspur  

2.00am Arsenal vs Bournemouth 

2.00am Chelsea vs Leeds United 

2.00am Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace 

2.00am Brighton vs West Ham United 

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4.30am Southampton vs Leicester City 

Monday 6 March 

1.00am Nottingham Forest vs Everton  

3.30am Liverpool vs Manchester United 

Tuesday 7 March 

7.00am Brentford vs Fulham  

Saturday 11 March 

11.30pm Bournemouth vs Liverpool 

Sunday 12 March 

2.00am Everton vs Brentford 

2.00am Leicester City vs Chelsea 

2.00am Leeds United vs Brighton 

2.00am Manchester United vs Southampton 

2.00am Tottenham Hotspur vs Nottingham Forest 

4.30am Crystal Palace vs Manchester City 

Monday 13 March 

1.00am West Ham United vs Aston Villa 

1.00am Fulham vs Arsenal 

3.30am Newcastle United vs Wolverhampton Wanderers 

Thursday 16 March 

6.30am Brighton vs Crystal Palace 

Saturday 18 March 

7.00am Nottingham Forest vs Newcastle United 

Sunday 19 March 

2.00am Aston Villa vs Bournemouth  

2.00am Southampton vs Tottenham Hotspur 

2.00am Brentford vs Leicester City 

2.00am Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Leeds United 

2.00am Liverpool vs Fulham 

4.30am Chelsea vs Everton 

Monday 20 March 

1.00am Arsenal vs Crystal Palace 

1.00am Brighton vs Manchester United 

3.30am Manchester City vs West Ham United 

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Saturday 4 March 

7am Real Sociedad vs Cádiz  

Sunday 5 March 

12.00am Getafe vs Girona  

2.15am Almería vs Villareal 

4.30am Mallorca vs Elche 

7.00am Aletico Madrid vs Sevilla 

Monday 6 March 

12.00am Real Valladolid vs Espanyol 

2.15am Barcelona vs Valencia 

4.30am Rayo Vallecano vs Athletic Club 

7.00am Real Betis vs Real Madrid 

Tuesday 7 March 

7.00am Osasuna vs Celta de Vigo 

Saturday 11 March 

7.00am Cádiz vs Getafe 

Sunday 12 March 

12.00am Real Madrid vs Espanyol 

2.15am Elche vs Real Valladolid 

4.30am Celta de Vigo vs Rayo Vallecano 

7.00am Valencia vs Osasuna 

Monday 13 March 

12.00am Mallorca vs Real Sociedad  

2.15am Sevilla vs Almería 

4.30am Villareal vs Real Betis 

7.00am Athletic Club vs Barcelona 

Tuesday 14 March 

7.00am Girona vs Atletico Madrid 

Saturday 18 March 

7.00am Real Valladolid vs Athletic Club 

Sunday 19 March 

12.00am Almeríavs Cádiz 

2.15am Rayo Vallencano vs Girona 

4.30am Espanyol vs Celta de Vigo 

7.00am Atletico Madrid vs Valencia 

Monday 20 March 

12.00am Real Betis vs Mallorca 

2.15am Real Sociedad vs Elche 

2.15am Osasuna vs Villareal  

4.30am Getafe vs Sevilla 

7.00am Barcelona vs Real Madrid 

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Sunday 5 March 

11.30pm Manchester United vs Leicester City 

Monday 6 March 

12.00am Everton vs Aston Villa Ladies  

1.00am Reading vs West Ham United 

1.00am Manchester City vs Tottenham Hotspur 

Thursday 9 March 

6.15am Arsenal vs Liverpool  

6.30am Chelsea vs Brighton and Hove Albion 

Sunday 12 March 

11.30pm Chelsea vs Manchester United 

Monday 13 March 

1.00am Brighton and Hove Albion vs Manchester City 

1.00am Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur 

2.00am West Ham United vs Aston Villa Ladies 

2.00am Leicester City vs Everton 

5.45am Arsenal vs Reading 

Saturday 25 March 

6.30am Everton vs Liverpool 

Sunday 26 March 

2.00am Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal 

4.30am Manchester United vs West Ham United 

10.40pm Manchester City vs Chelsea 

Monday 27 March 

12.00am Aston Villa Ladies vs Leicester City 

12.00am Reading vs Brighton and Hove Albion 

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