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Premier League matchweek 9: every fixture, kick-off time and TV channel, plus the storylines to follow

All ten Premier League games this weekend, with UK, Spanish and Beijing kick-off times. Liverpool host Arsenal, Carrick goes to Chelsea, City face Brighton again and Newcastle and Everton finish the round on Monday night.

Premier League matchweek 9: every fixture, kick-off time and TV channel, plus the storylines to follow

Matchweek 9 runs from Saturday 31 October to Monday 2 November. Here is every game with kick-off times in the UK, Spain (CET) and Beijing, and what to watch for in each.

The fixtures

Date Match UK Spain (CET) Beijing UK TV
Sat 31 Oct Chelsea v Man Utd 12:30 13:30 20:30 TNT Sports 1
Sat 31 Oct Man City v Brighton 15:00 16:00 23:00 —
Sat 31 Oct Hull City v Ipswich Town 15:00 16:00 23:00 —
Sat 31 Oct Coventry City v Sunderland 15:00 16:00 23:00 —
Sat 31 Oct Brentford v Nottingham Forest 15:00 16:00 23:00 —
Sat 31 Oct Bournemouth v Leeds 15:00 16:00 23:00 —
Sat 31 Oct Tottenham v Crystal Palace 17:30 18:30 01:30 (Sun) Sky Sports
Sat 31 Oct Aston Villa v Fulham 20:00 21:00 04:00 (Sun) Sky Sports
Sun 1 Nov Liverpool v Arsenal 16:30 17:30 00:30 (Mon) Sky Sports
Mon 2 Nov Newcastle v Everton 20:00 21:00 04:00 (Tue) —

The UK clocks went back on 25 October, so UK time is now GMT, one hour behind Spain and eight hours behind Beijing.

The five big storylines

1. Liverpool v Arsenal (Sunday). The leaders go to Anfield without Bukayo Saka, with Declan Rice a doubt and Max Dowman suspended. Liverpool are fourth, six points behind, and knocked Chelsea out of the Carabao Cup in midweek. Full preview · Dowman's ban explained

2. Chelsea v Man Utd (Saturday lunchtime). Michael Carrick goes to Stamford Bridge eight games without a win, and Gary Neville says he should have been sacked. Cole Palmer is back for Chelsea. Preview · Neville on Carrick

3. Man City v Brighton (Saturday). The rematch of Wednesday's cup shootout. City are joint top; Brighton are third and still the one top-flight side City have not beaten in 90 minutes since 2024-25. Preview

4. Aston Villa v Fulham (Saturday night). Villa beat City last weekend, then lost 3-0 at Bournemouth in the Carabao Cup. Fulham, under Álvaro Arbeloa, were knocked out of the cup by Crystal Palace.

5. Newcastle v Everton (Monday). The two sides play each other twice in four days: first in the Carabao Cup on Thursday, with a quarter-final away at Fleetwood for the winner, then in the league on Monday. Quarter-final draw

The other games

  • Tottenham v Crystal Palace: Spurs come into it after their 2-0 win at Chelsea. Palace beat Fulham 1-0 in the cup on Wednesday and have a home quarter-final against Sunderland to look forward to.
  • Bournemouth v Leeds: Marco Rose's side have beaten Manchester United 3-0 and Aston Villa 3-0 in their last two games.
  • Coventry v Sunderland: Sunderland arrive after a 3-2 cup win over Brentford.
  • Brentford v Nottingham Forest: Brentford were knocked out of the cup at Sunderland; Forest are coached by Oliver Glasner.
  • Hull v Ipswich: Promoted Hull against Gary O'Neil's Ipswich.

FAQ

What time is Liverpool v Arsenal? Sunday 1 November at 16:30 UK (17:30 in Spain, 00:30 Monday in Beijing), live on Sky Sports.

Which Premier League games are on TV this weekend in the UK? Chelsea v Man Utd (TNT Sports), Tottenham v Crystal Palace, Aston Villa v Fulham and Liverpool v Arsenal (all Sky Sports). The Saturday 15:00 games are not shown live in the UK.

When is Newcastle v Everton? Monday 2 November at 20:00 UK time.

Why are the kick-off times different this week? The UK changed from summer time to GMT on 25 October, so the gap to Beijing is now eight hours.