Premier League football returns this weekend as gameweek 8 kicks off with a humdinger of a clash with Manchester United battling Liverpool at Anfield in Saturday’s early kick-off.
Manchester City face champions Chelsea in a mouth-watering clash at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
Reigning champions Chelsea welcome their London rivals Arsenal to Stamford Bridge on Sunday in the standout fixture of the Premier League weekend.
Manchester City welcome Liverpool to the Etihad Stadium in the early kick-off on Saturday, with Pep Guardiola looking to beat the Reds for the first time since taking charge of the Citizens.
Liverpool’s record against England’s biggest clubs will be put to the test once again when they host Arsenal this Sunday.
The first big match of the new campaign will see defending champions Chelsea against last season’s runners-up Tottenham at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
The wait is finally over! The highly-anticipated Premier League returns to our screens this weekend.
Liverpool will be looking to secure three points against already-relegated Middlesbrough at Anfield on Sunday
Chelsea moved within touching distance of glory after comfortably beating Middlesbrough 3-0 at Stamford Bridge on Monday. The defeat means Boro will join Sunderland in
Tottenham and Manchester United will square off at White Hart Lane on Sunday with both teams coming off disappointing results.
The chase for top four continues on Sunday as Arsenal host Manchester United.
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