You can catch all of the Premier League action from Matchweek 11 across NBC, Peacock and USA Network. The weekend kicks off early Saturday with Tottenham Hotspur facing Manchester United at 7:30 a.m. ET, followed by a quartet of fixtures Sunday, beginning at 9:00 a.m. ET.

We’re already a quarter of the way through the 2025–26 Premier League season, with narratives developing nicely across the division.

CITY+ subscribers can watch our first Under-18 Premier League North game against Burnley on mancity.com and on the Official Man City App. Later this morning, we welcome Burnley to the City Football Academy for an 11:00 (UK) kick-off.

Tottenham will host Chelsea on Saturday for a key Premier League match in London. The side coached by Thomas Frank is currently third in the standings with 17 points after nine games while Chelsea are ninth with 14 points and this London derby can definitely change the direction of this season for both teams.

Newcastle will return to European action on Wednesday when they host the Spanish teams in another UEFA Champions League match.

Credit to Sports Mole for the original reporting that Liverpool chief scout Barry Hunter watched Fulham winger Kevin in their win over Wolverhampton Wanderers. With momentum still stuttering for Arne Slot’s side,

The league has yet to announce its UK broadcast picks for the period, with fans unsure how many games they will be able to watch live.

Dermot Gallagher reveals all as he examines incidents from across the weekend, including Amads late equaliser at Nottingham Forest, Onana and Mac Allisters penalty box incident, Donnarummas complaints

Interestingly, Tiago Pinto – the Bournemouth sporting director – has been on Al Hilal’s radar. He’s earned a lot of respect across Europe for what he’s done at Vitality Stadium since arriving from Roma. Last season, he brought in Dean Huijsen and then sold him to Real Madrid.