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Published 21:58 12 Sept 2026 BST
Updated 21:10 8 Oct 2026 BST

The Premier League returns for a fourth week of action, as we have seven games to bring you on a very busy Saturday!
There is no early kick-off, so we dive straight into the 3pm's. First up is Andoni Iraola's Liverpool, who take on a struggling Fulham at Anfield.
Elsewhere at 3pm, Crystal Palace take on the newly promoted Ipswich Town at Selhurst Park.
Bournemouth dropped points from a winning position v Newcastle United last week, and they'll be looking to get back to winning ways as they take on Brentford at the Vitality Stadium.
In the West Midlands, the winless Aston Villa host Oliver Glasner's Nottingham Forest.
Lastly in West London, Chelsea will look to become the first side to break down Hull City's mean defence; the Tigers are the only side in the division yet to concede a league goal.
At 5:30pm, Roberto De Zerbi needs his first win of the season as Spurs gaffer. They host Everton, fresh off the back of a last minute beauty to save the day v Man United.
At 8pm, the blockbuster fixture of the day commences. Sunderland host champions Arsenal at the Stadium of Light.
Follow all of the action as we get it, in our live moments hub!

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