Premier League this weekend: fixtures, kick-off times and how to watch on TV

Updated 6 Nov 2026, 12:11 · First published 6 Nov 2026

Here is every Premier League match this weekend, with kick-off times and where to watch. The action starts tonight with Everton v Coventry and ends with Manchester United v Aston Villa on Sunday afternoon, with four games pushed back to Sunday because of this week’s European matches.

Friday 6 November

Saturday 7 November

Sunday 8 November

Saturday 3pm games are not shown live in the UK because of the blackout rule. Highlights are on Match of the Day, BBC One, on Saturday night.

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Why are so many games on Sunday?

Crystal Palace, Bournemouth, Sunderland and Brighton were all in European action on Thursday night, so their league games have been moved to Sunday to give them an extra day’s rest. Palace host Liverpool just three days after snatching a 1-1 draw with Hoffenheim, while Bournemouth travel to Ipswich after their 3-1 win in Prague.

The London games to watch

There are four London clubs at home or on the road this weekend: Tottenham go to Leeds in the early kick-off, Arsenal host Hull City and Fulham welcome Newcastle at Craven Cottage on Saturday, and Crystal Palace face Liverpool at Selhurst Park on Sunday. Chelsea are away at Sunderland.

Sources: Premier League, Sky Sports. Kick-off times are UK time and can change.