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The next Premier League match is Manchester City vs Fulham on Saturday, November 21, 2026 at 12:30 UTC. The countdown beside each fixture below runs in your own local time.

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Premier League Standings

#TeamPWDLDIFFGLSLast 5Pts
Champions League
1Arsenal10901+1015:5
LWWWW
27
2Brighton10712+1926:7
WWDLW
22
3Manchester City10703+821:13
WWWWW
21
4Liverpool10532+414:10
WDWDD
18
Europa League
5Chelsea10514+319:16
LDLWW
16
6Everton10442+212:10
WDDDW
16
7Bournemouth10433+216:14
LDDDL
15
8Brentford10352+516:11
WDDDW
14
9Leeds10352+210:8
DWDDW
14
10Aston Villa10343-314:17
WLDLL
13
11Tottenham10334-110:11
LDDLL
12
12Newcastle10334-313:16
WLDWD
12
13Hull City10253011:11
LDDWW
11
14Ipswich10325-515:20
LWLLW
11
15Fulham10244-210:12
DDLLL
10
16Nottingham Forest10235-49:13
LWDDL
9
17Coventry10307-910:19
WLLLL
9
Relegation
18Manchester United10154-514:19
DLDWL
8
19Sunderland10226-98:17
LLDWL
8
20Crystal Palace10217-1410:24
DLWLL
7
Champions League
Europa League
Relegation

Standings table compiled from official league records. Purely factual information.

Top scorers

#PlayerGoals
1
Erling Haaland
Manchester City
9
2
Alexander Isak
Liverpool
7
3
Thierno Barry
Everton
6
3
Nicolas Jackson
Aston Villa
6
5
Morgan Rogers
Chelsea
5
5
Marcus Tavernier
Bournemouth
5
5
Evanilson
Bournemouth
5
5
Rayan Cherki
Manchester City
5
5
João Pedro
Chelsea
5
10
Bryan Mbeumo
Manchester United
4
10
Pascal Gross
Brighton
4
10
Bruno Fernandes
Manchester United
4
13
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
Everton
3
13
Cole Palmer
Chelsea
3
13
Enzo Le Fée
Sunderland
3

Top assists

#PlayerAssists
1
Declan Rice
Arsenal
5
2
Pascal Gross
Brighton
4
2
Evanilson
Bournemouth
4
2
John McGinn
Aston Villa
4
5
Daichi Kamada
Crystal Palace
3
5
Cole Palmer
Chelsea
3
5
Maxim De Cuyper
Brighton
3
5
Florian Wirtz
Liverpool
3
5
Josko Gvardiol
Manchester City
3
5
Morgan Gibbs-White
Nottingham Forest
3
5
Mohammed Kudus
Tottenham
3
5
Cody Gakpo
Liverpool
3
5
Bradley Barcola
Liverpool
3
5
Antoine Semenyo
Manchester City
3
5
Ben White
Arsenal
3
FootballPremier League· EN
Manchester City
vs
Fulham
Who wins?
Etihad Stadium
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Aston Villa
vs
Sunderland
Who wins?
Villa Park
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Chelsea
vs
Leeds
Who wins?
Stamford Bridge
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Coventry
vs
Crystal Palace
Who wins?
Coventry Building Society Arena
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Bournemouth
vs
Nottingham Forest
Who wins?
Vitality Stadium
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Tottenham
vs
Ipswich
Who wins?
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
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Newcastle
vs
Arsenal
Who wins?
St. James' Park
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Hull City
vs
Brighton
Who wins?
The MKM Stadium
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Liverpool
vs
Manchester United
Who wins?
Anfield
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Brentford
vs
Everton
Who wins?
Gtech Community Stadium
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Nottingham Forest
vs
Chelsea
Who wins?
The City Ground
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Manchester United
vs
Brentford
Who wins?
Old Trafford
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Leeds
vs
Coventry
Who wins?
Elland Road
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Ipswich
vs
Aston Villa
Who wins?
Portman Road
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Everton
vs
Liverpool
Who wins?
Hill Dickinson Stadium
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Fulham
vs
Bournemouth
Who wins?
Craven Cottage
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Crystal Palace
vs
Hull City
Who wins?
Selhurst Park
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Sunderland
vs
Tottenham
Who wins?
Stadium of Light
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Brighton
vs
Newcastle
Who wins?
American Express Stadium
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Arsenal
vs
Manchester City
Who wins?
Emirates Stadium
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Coventry
vs
Ipswich
Who wins?
Coventry Building Society Arena

When is the next Premier League match?

The next Premier League match is Manchester City vs Fulham on Saturday, November 21, 2026 at 12:30 UTC. The countdown beside each fixture below runs in your own local time.

About the Premier League

The Premier League is the top division of men's club football in England. Twenty clubs compete each season, playing every opponent home and away for a total of 38 matches per team. The campaign typically runs from August to May, with no playoffs: the team sitting first after the final round wins the title, while the bottom three are relegated to the Championship and replaced by three promoted clubs. A match lasts 90 minutes plus stoppage time, so budget roughly two hours from kickoff to the final whistle.

Most fixtures fall on weekends, anchored by the traditional Saturday 3:00 PM slot in UK time, with games also spread across Saturday lunchtime and evening, Sunday afternoons, and occasional Friday or Monday nights. A few midweek rounds appear during the season, and the stretch around Christmas and New Year, including the famous Boxing Day matches, packs fixtures unusually close together. Since UK kickoff times shift when British clocks change, following each match with a local-time countdown spares you the timezone math.