SuperSport Serves Up Blockbuster Premier League Weekend
A gripping Premier League weekend lies ahead, with several high‑stakes clashes set to shape the early-season narrative. Arsenal face bottom‑placed Wolves, Manchester City take on an in‑form Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa continue their push toward the summit.
Every match will be broadcast live across SuperSport platforms on DStv and GOtv.
Saturday’s action begins at 4:00 p.m. when Chelsea host Everton on SS Football (GOtv Ch. 61, DStv Ch. 205). Chelsea enter the fixture under pressure after a midweek Champions League defeat to Atalanta and a frustrating goalless draw with Bournemouth, results that have pushed them out of the top four.
Everton, meanwhile, arrive in confident form, sitting seventh after a 3–0 win over Nottingham Forest and three victories in their last five matches.
At the same time, Liverpool meet Brighton live on SS Premier League (GOtv Ch. 65, DStv Ch. 203). Liverpool’s domestic inconsistency continues to raise questions following their 3–3 draw with Leeds, despite a narrow Champions League win over Inter.
Brighton, eighth, are also searching for stability after going two games without a win as they try to keep their European hopes alive.
League leaders Arsenal host Wolves at 9:00 p.m. in a match many expect to be straightforward for Mikel Arteta’s side.
Their unbeaten run was halted by Aston Villa last weekend, trimming their lead at the top to just two points. Wolves remain rooted to the bottom after eight consecutive defeats and only two points all season.
Sunday’s fixtures begin at 3:00 p.m. with West Ham United welcoming Aston Villa, live on SS Football. Villa, now third, are the league’s most in‑form team following their dramatic late victory over Arsenal.
They sit just one point behind Manchester City and three off the top. West Ham, winless in four and now in the relegation zone, are desperate for a turnaround.
Also at 3:00 p.m., Crystal Palace host Manchester City in one of the standout matches of the round. City brushed aside Sunderland last weekend and strengthened their momentum with a composed Champions League win over Real Madrid.
Palace, now fourth, have surged into the Champions League places with a series of disciplined performances and are poised to give Pep Guardiola’s side a stern examination.
The matchweek concludes on Monday at 9:00 p.m. when Manchester United face Bournemouth. United, sixth, impressed with a 4–1 win over Wolves and continue to push for European qualification. Bournemouth remain competitive but have gone six matches without a win, losing four in that stretch.
All fixtures will be available live on DStv and GOtv.
