Fans only just realising Sky Sports are showing not-so Super Sunday with 'horrendous' fixture after international break | The Sun
FANS have slammed this weekend's "not-so Super Sunday" with just one match on show.
The Premier League makes a much-needed return after the international break and there are eight games kicking-off on Saturday.
Supporters were hoping for the usual two on Sunday but only West Ham's trip to Aston Villa is live on Sky Sports.
The weekend's worth of football is complete on Monday night as Tottenham welcome Fulham.
Fans have been left underwhelmed by Sunday's single game offering, one said: "Coming off an international break and all we’ve got is Aston Villa vs West Ham at 4:30pm. Horrendous."
Another suggested what they wanted to see, adding: "Who the f*** decided there would be one game this Sunday and it would be Villa vs West Ham whilst Man City vs Brighton is Saturday 3pm."
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A third reacted: "Fix Super Sunday. We've gone from three games to one."
Despite some disappointment, Aston Villa and West Ham fans will be looking forward to tuning in with both sides enjoying great starts to the season.
Unai Emery's side sit fifth in the table with the Hammers two points behind them in seventh.
Villa will be desperate to overcome their struggles against David Moyes' men, having failed to beat them in their last ten attempts.
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The reason for the single showing on Super Sunday is because Sky Sports are broadcasting two games on Saturday night.
Fans have a double-header to get stuck into with Chelsea against Arsenal at 5:30pm, which is followed straight up by Manchester United's trip to Sheffield United at 8pm.
Meanwhile, TNT Sports' usual 12:30pm slot is the Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton.
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