Premier League

Liverpool welcome Brighton to Anfield in a game that has the potential to be far more chaotic than the league table might suggest.

Chelsea welcome Everton to Stamford Bridge in a fixture that usually tilts in favour of the London club. Chelsea will feel they left points on the table after a frustrating goalless draw against Bournemouth.

Bournemouth take on Chelsea in a match that carries real weight for both sides as they search for rhythm and consistency. Bournemouth usually play with great energy at home.

Manchester City meet Sunderland in a clash that feels like two teams living in very different worlds. City arrive with their usual confidence and rhythm.

It feels like European football has been on performance enhancers lately. Last week’s Champions League action gave us a pair of goal-soaked thrillers with PSG and Spurs trading eight goals while an Mbappe-fuelled Real won 4-3 at Olympiacos.

This weekend’s London derby between Fulham and Tottenham Hotspur promises grit, tension and no shortage of narrative as both clubs look to reshape their Premier League campaigns.

Crystal Palace welcome Manchester United to Selhurst Park in a match that feels like a crossroads moment for both sides.

Manchester City welcome Leeds United to the Etihad in a matchup that looks lopsided on paper but still carries a bit of intrigue.

Premier League sides rode a rollercoaster in the Champions League this week as Arsenal shone brightly while Liverpool’s troubles only deepened. After a strong start to the campaign from the English teams this round brought nothing but turbulence.

Arsenal and Tottenham meet again in a North London derby that rarely disappoints. This fixture is usually tense and emotional with both sets of players fully aware of what the fixture means to the supporters.