Premier League Weekend Preview: Matches and Highlights

Premier League Weekend Preview: Matches and Highlights

Premier League Weekend Preview: Matches and Highlights

Another weekend of Premier League action is on the horizon, and you can follow all the games on the BBC.

Catch highlights from every match on Match of the Day, explore the key talking points on Football Focus, and watch the goals as they happen on Final Score.

Listeners in the United Kingdom can tune in to BBC Radio 5 Live and access the BBC Sounds app for comprehensive coverage.

Live text commentary will be available for all weekend matches, and digital highlights can be found on the BBC Sport website and app.

Match Schedule

Saturday:

Tottenham Hotspur vs. Manchester United (12:30 GMT)

Everton vs. Fulham (15:00 GMT)

West Ham United vs. Burnley (15:00 GMT)

Sunderland vs. Arsenal (17:30 GMT)

Chelsea vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers (20:00 GMT)

Sunday:

Aston Villa vs. Bournemouth (14:00 GMT)

Brentford vs. Newcastle United (14:00 GMT)

Crystal Palace vs. Brighton & Hove Albion (14:00 GMT)

Nottingham Forest vs. Leeds United (14:00 GMT)

Manchester City vs. Liverpool (16:30 GMT)

How to Watch Highlights

Match of the Day will feature all the highlights and key moments from Saturday and Sunday’s Premier League fixtures. Tune in at 22:50 GMT on Saturday and 07:30 GMT on Sunday for coverage of the first seven matches.

Highlights from Sunday’s games will also air on Match of the Day at 22:30 GMT on Sunday and 08:05 GMT on Monday morning.

The BBC Sport website will provide highlights of every Premier League match throughout the 2025-26 season, accessible via the BBC Sport app, website, and iPlayer, typically available from 20:00 on Saturdays and Sundays. For evening matches, highlights will be available 30 minutes after the final game concludes, while weeknight match highlights will be published at 22:30 GMT.

Join Alex Scott and guests on Football Focus every Saturday at 12:00 GMT for in-depth discussions, reactions, and player interviews.

Don’t miss any goals live on Final Score, starting at 14:45 GMT on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Red Button, with full coverage on BBC One at 16:30 GMT.

Listen on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

This season, BBC Radio 5 Live will provide 209 live Premier League commentaries, ensuring comprehensive match coverage. Each matchday, listeners can enjoy selected live commentaries and updates from all matches via BBC Sounds, the BBC Sport app, and smart speakers.

New radio streams, Sports Extra 2 and Sports Extra 3, are exclusively available on BBC Sounds, offering even more live Premier League action.

Saturday:

West Ham vs. Burnley (15:00 GMT) - BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton vs. Fulham (15:00 GMT) - BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Sunderland vs. Arsenal (17:30 GMT) - BBC Radio 5 Live

Sunday:

Nottingham Forest vs. Leeds (14:00 GMT) - BBC Radio 5 Live

Brentford vs. Newcastle (14:00 GMT) - BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Aston Villa vs. Bournemouth (14:00 GMT) - BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2

Crystal Palace vs. Brighton (14:00 GMT) - BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3

Manchester City vs. Liverpool (16:30 GMT) - BBC Radio 5 Live

For those in the UK, download the BBC Sounds app on your devices:

Apple, Android

Listen on Your Smart Speaker

Enjoy live commentaries through your smart speaker, ensuring you don’t miss a moment while at home. Just ask your smart speaker to 'play 5 Live' or 'play Sports Extra 3.' You can also request specific matches by saying, 'ask BBC Sounds to play the Arsenal match' or 'ask BBC Sounds to play Burnley vs. Arsenal.' This feature is available on most smart speakers.

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