According to the Daily Mail, Tottenham Hotspur's fixture against Manchester United has been deemed a "favourite" to act as a curtain-raiser as the Premier League aims to return to action in June.
As far as telecasting live football is concerned, a new template will be designed for channels to follow.
One live game is expected to kick things off either from June 12 or June 19 and from then on, four live matches will happen at different times on Saturday and Sunday - followed by Monday Night Football.
Although the officials are yet to zero in one the opening game, Sportsmail understands that the odds are towards our much-anticipated trip to face Tottenham.
This game was originally intended to happen on March 15 but right before that, the season had been officially suspended.
Meanwhile, the matches which are not telecast live will be made available either on YouTube or via the red button.
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