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Published 09:47 3 Oct 2025 BST
Updated 11:57 5 Oct 2025 BST

After an eventful Saturday which saw a much needed victory for Manchester United over Sunderland, Arsenal going top of the table with a win over West Ham, and Chelsea's last-gasp winner over champions Liverpool, we have another treat for you on Sunday.
First up, we have four matches at 2pm, with Everton hosting Palace, Newcastle at home to struggling Nottingham Forest, Wolves taking on Brighton and Villa hosting Burnley.
Then at 4.30pm, it’s Brentford hosting Man City.
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