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Premier League Weekend: Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Spurs Face Key Tests

The Premier League returns to the spotlight today, Saturday, September 12, 2026, with seven fixtures scheduled across England. The biggest attention is on Liverpool vs Fulham, Chelsea vs Hull City, Tottenham vs Everton and Sunderland vs Arsenal. Aston Villa Today 3:00 PM Nottingham Forest AFC Bournemouth Today 3:00 PM Hull City Crystal Palace Today 3:00 PM Ipswich Town Liverpool FC Today 3:00 PM Fulham FC Tottenham Hotspur Today 5:30 PM Everton FC Sunderland AFC Today 8:00 PM Arsenal FC Give feedback Arsenal Face Sunderland Test Arsenal head to the Stadium of Light looking to maintain their perfect Premier League start. The Gunners have won their opening three league matches and also defeated Napoli 1–0 in the Champions League earlier this week. Sunderland, meanwhile, have collected four points from their first three league games. The Arsenal–Sunderland fixture has been moved to the 8:00 p.m. BST slot following Arsenal's Champions League involvement. Liverpool Welcome Fulham Liverpool host Fulham at Anfield in another major Saturday fixture. Liverpool enter the match with a 2-1-0 league record, while Fulham are still searching for their first Premier League point of the campaign. Liverpool striker Alexander Isak leads the club's early scoring charts with three league goals. Chelsea Face Unbeaten Hull Chelsea welcome Hull City to Stamford Bridge. Chelsea have won two of their first three league games, while Hull arrive unbeaten with a record of two wins and a draw. Tottenham Seek First League Win Tottenham Hotspur host Everton in the evening fixture. Spurs have endured a difficult opening, with no Premier League win and no league goal so far, while Everton have started with three unbeaten matches. Sunday's Manchester Derby The weekend's biggest fixture could come tomorrow when Manchester United host Manchester City in the first Manchester derby of the 2026/27 Premier League season. That encounter adds further importance to Saturday's results at the top end of the table.
