Friday's Highlights Recap
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But don’t rush off just yet! We’ve gathered all of today’s major stories in the summary points at the top left of this page.
Below, you’ll also find a recap of key highlights from today’s press conferences, including:
- Team updates: Who’s back, doubtful, or out for the weekend
- Manager insights and opinions
- All the buzz around Sunday’s big clash between Liverpool and Manchester United
Feel free to explore the summary points or scroll down for more details.
We’ll be back tomorrow with live text commentary to guide you through all the weekend’s fixtures—well, most of them. Stay tuned!
Key Things to Watch in the Premier League This Weekend
Premier League Weekend Preview: Key Storylines to Watch
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Arsenal’s Chance to Close the Gap
The Gunners could narrow the gap at the top of the Premier League to just three points with a win against Brighton on Saturday evening. Playing a day ahead of leaders Liverpool, Arsenal have the chance to apply pressure at the summit. -
Liverpool Eye Momentum Against Struggling United
Regardless of Arsenal’s result, Liverpool will aim to extend Manchester United’s woes on Sunday. Ruben Amorim’s side has won just once in their last six league matches, with five losses leaving them uncomfortably close to the relegation zone. -
Tottenham’s Must-Win Challenge
Ange Postecoglou’s Spurs have managed only one victory in their last seven league outings. They face a tough task against high-flying Newcastle, one of the division’s form teams, as they look to get their season back on track. -
Desperation at the Bottom
The bottom three—Southampton in particular—are in dire need of wins to avoid slipping further into trouble. Southampton could find themselves up to 13 points adrift from safety if results don’t go their way this weekend. Exciting Premier League Weekend Ahead
A jam-packed weekend of Premier League action awaits, with seven matches scheduled for Saturday alone. Here’s how the fixtures line up:
Saturday
- Tottenham vs. Newcastle (12:30 GMT)
- Bournemouth vs. Everton
- Aston Villa vs. Leicester
- Crystal Palace vs. Chelsea
- Man City vs. West Ham
- Southampton vs. Brentford
- Brighton vs. Arsenal (17:30 GMT)
Sunday
- Fulham vs. Ipswich (14:00 GMT)
- Liverpool vs. Man Utd (16:30 GMT)
Monday
- Wolves vs. Nottingham Forest (20:00 GMT)
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