The 2018/19 Premier League will resume with a full round of fixtures running from Saturday to Monday and featuring a heavyweight battle between Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool.

The fourth round of matches for the 2018/19 Premier League season will be played on the weekend of September 1-2, with the key match seeing Liverpool take on Leicester City away from home

Six of this season’s current top 10 go head-to-head in Matchday 3 in the EPL as the early season push for places intensifies.

Manchester City smashed through record after record when they won the Premier League title last season, but will they be able to defend it? 

Manchester United will welcome Leicester City in an English Premier League match at the Old Trafford Stadium on Friday.

With Wenger’s career at Arsenal coming to a close, we’re taking a look at some of the top player signings he accomplished during his time at the famous North London club. 

Leicester City will be banking on their home ground advantage when they host Arsenal in the English Premier League on Wednesday, 09 May at King Power Stadium.
 

After waiting for what felt like an eternity for our beloved teams to return to domestic action following yet another international break we can finally say that the Premier League is upon us once again with non-stop action starting off with a full selection of fixtures to choose from on this fine Easter weekend.

With a firm focus on the quarter-finals of the FA Cup in England this weekend, there are only four scheduled fixtures for fans to choose from in the Premier League this weekend.

Manchester City will welcome the defending and outgoing champions Chelsea to their Etihad home on Sunday as they continue on their march to dethroning Antonio Conte’s men and stealing the Premier League crown for themselves.