This weekend’s EPL lineup is one for the ages! From intense rivalries to potential upsets, these matches are packed with drama, history, and high stakes.
Let’s dive into the top 5 must-watch games on SuperSport (DStv Ch. 203|GOtv Ch. 64).
West Ham vs Arsenal
London pride is on the line as Arsenal continues its quest for the top spot. Can West Ham deliver a shock at home?
This London derby promises sparks as Arsenal visit the London Stadium to take on a reviving West Ham United. Arsenal, fresh from a thrilling 5-1 win over Sporting CP last Tuesday, aim to solidify their top spot, while West Ham seek redemption after their narrow defeat to Brighton.
Familiar faces? Declan Rice returns to face his old club, and all eyes will be on him. The match will air by 6:30 pm.
Arsenal have a dominant record against West Ham, having won more Premier League matches against West Ham. West Ham has lost over 36 Premier League games; 15 at home against Arsenal.
Liverpool vs Manchester City
This clash brings together two EPL giants in a game that could shape the title race.
Liverpool and Manchester City are set to lock horns in one of the most anticipated fixtures of the season. This rivalry has defined the Premier League in recent years, and this encounter comes with added stakes: City’s three-match losing streak in the EPL and Liverpool’s quest to extend their lead at the top of the table make this match crucial.
The outcome might determine whether Pep’s side can keep their dream of winning the title five times in a row alive. City manager Pep Guardiola acknowledges the challenge his side faces, especially with Anfield’s daunting atmosphere.
Liverpool, however, is brimming with confidence. After a resounding 2-0 win against Real Madrid in their last outing, Arne Slot’s men seem unstoppable at home. The match will air by 5:00 pm tomorrow.
Liverpool, says Arteta
Manchester City have beaten Liverpool twice across 26 Premier League trips to Anfield.
Chelsea vs Aston Villa
Chelsea’s impressive form under Enzo Maresca faces a tough test as they host Aston Villa. With Cole Palmer and Nicolas Jackson finding form, the Blues look sharper in attack, but Villa’s defensive duo of Ezri Konsa, who is expected to make a comeback after being out of play due to injury, and Tyrone Mings might prove impenetrable for Chelsea’s attackers.
The match will air by 2:30 pm tomorrow.
Chelsea and Aston Villa have played 60 games since 1995. Among them, Chelsea won 31 games, while Aston Villa won 14 with 15 games ending in a draw.
Crystal Palace v Newcastle Utd
Newcastle, after a 2-0 home game defeat to West Ham United, will take on Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.
Struggling in the relegation zone with only eight points this season, Oliver Glasner’s men need to turn things around, and a win against Newcastle can help boost the team’s morale.
The match will air by 4:00 PM (WAT).
Palace have lost 3 games at home this season and won only 1.
Tottenham Hotspur vs. Fulham
Spurs, chasing a top-four finish, face a Fulham side looking to shake off inconsistency.
Fresh out of a 4-0 win against title holders, Spurs’ attacking philosophy under Ange Postecoglou continues to excite fans, and tomorrow’s clash with Fulham offers another opportunity for Son Heung-min and James Maddison to shine.
The match will air by 2:30 pm.
Son Heung-Min has scored only 3 goals against Fulham in the Premier League in his career.
