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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 22: Riccardo Calafiori of Arsenal celebrates scoring his team's first goal during the Premier League match between Manchester City FC and Arsenal FC at Etihad Stadium on September 22, 2024 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)
The 2025/26 Premier League season is entering its decisive stage, with Matchweek 36 ready to deliver another huge weekend of football. This weekend, the Premier League will have several major fixtures to follow as the title race, Champions League battle, and relegation fight continue to shape the table.
Arsenal remains top of the standings, but Manchester City’s game in hand keeps the pressure firmly on Mikel Arteta’s side heading into another critical round of matches. Liverpool and Aston Villa can also secure Champions League qualification with positive results this weekend if other outcomes go in their favor.
Every Premier League match now carries massive importance, and today’s schedule features several clashes that could completely change the direction of the season before the final weeks arrive.
Supporters looking to watch Premier League matches live can follow them via the official broadcasters in different countries and regions.
In Africa, SuperSport remains the primary broadcaster for every Premier League clash this weekend. Fans can also stream fixtures through the DStv Stream platform.
In the United Kingdom, Sky Sports and TNT Sports continue sharing live broadcasting rights, while the BBC’s Match of the Day provides highlights after the matches finish.
Fans in the United States can watch every Premier League match live through Peacock, with selected fixtures also shown on NBC and USA Network.
Global interest in the Premier League’s schedule continues to grow amid intense competition in the title race and the battle for Champions League qualification.
Fans looking to watch Premier League live this weekend can follow a packed schedule that runs from Saturday, May 9, through Monday night. The Premier League fixtures today include several matches with major title and Champions League implications.
The weekend starts with Liverpool vs Chelsea at Anfield on Saturday at 11:30 GMT. Liverpool continues to push for a top-four finish, while Chelsea hopes to improve its position in the race for European qualification.
Three fixtures then begin at 14:00 GMT. Brighton vs Wolves takes place at the Amex Stadium; Fulham vs Bournemouth at Craven Cottage; and Sunderland vs Manchester United at the Stadium of Light.
Manchester City vs Brentford follows later on Saturday at 16:30 GMT at the Etihad Stadium. City cannot afford to drop points in the ongoing Premier League title race schedule, especially with Arsenal still leading the standings.
Premier League action continues today, Sunday, with Burnley vs Aston Villa at Turf Moor at 13:00 GMT. At the same time, Crystal Palace vs Everton takes place at Selhurst Park, while Nottingham Forest vs Newcastle takes place at the City Ground.
West Ham vs Arsenal closes Sunday’s action at 15:30 GMT at the London Stadium in one of the most important fixtures of the weekend. Arsenal understands that victory is essential to remaining at the top of the Premier League table.
The final match of the round takes place on Monday night, with Tottenham vs Leeds United kicking off at 19:00 GMT at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
As the season enters its final weeks, there is also an important midweek fixture immediately after Matchweek 36. Manchester City vs Crystal Palace will take place on Wednesday, May 13, at 19:00 GMT.
The latest Premier League stats show how close the competition remains near the top of the table. Arsenal currently leads the Premier League table with 76 points after 35 matches, while Manchester City sits second with 71 points and a crucial game in hand.
Liverpool also remains strongly positioned for Champions League qualification, while Aston Villa can secure its place among Europe’s elite with another important victory this weekend.
The Golden Boot race remains one of the biggest individual stories in the league. Erling Haaland leads the scoring charts with 25 goals, while Brentford striker Igor Thiago continues enjoying an outstanding campaign with 22 league goals.
The battle for assists also remains tight between Arsenal captain Martin Ødegaard and Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, both of whom have reached double figures this season.
These Premier League stats continue to highlight how small details can decide the title race and European qualification positions before the season ends.
The Premier League title race schedule leaves almost no room for mistakes. Arsenal still controls first place, but Manchester City’s extra match means Pep Guardiola’s side remains capable of overtaking the leaders if it wins consistently during the final stretch.
Arsenal’s match against West Ham may become one of the defining moments of the season, while Manchester City’s fixtures against Brentford and Crystal Palace could shape the outcome of the title race.
The final weeks could still bring major changes near the top of the Premier League table as clubs continue fighting for trophies and European qualification spots.
Prediction: Manchester City’s experience in high-pressure situations still makes them slight favorites, but Arsenal continues showing the consistency needed to push the title race all the way to the final day.
Dogli Wilberforce is a writer covering NASCAR, Formula 1, and the IndyCar Series for Heavy Sports. He has also written for Sportsnaut, FanSided, Total Apex Sports, and Last Word on Sports. Wilberforce focuses on the NASCAR Cup Series, breaking down news, driver stories, and key moments with a clear, fast, and engaging style. His work connects headlines to context, helping readers understand what matters most in the sport. More about Dogli Wilberforce
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