Premier League Schedule This Weekend: Fixtures, Kickoff Times, and TV
Another weekend of Premier League football is here. Here's the complete schedule, where to watch, and what to look out for in every game.
Saturday, March 14
12:30 PM GMT — Arsenal vs. Chelsea (NBC/Peacock)
The London derby. Arsenal are fighting for the title, Chelsea are fighting for the top 4. Arsenal have won the last 3 meetings, but Chelsea always raise their game for this fixture. Saka vs. Cucurella is the key matchup — Saka has tormented Cucurella in recent games.
3:00 PM GMT — Aston Villa vs. Newcastle (Peacock)
Two teams battling for the 4th Champions League spot. Villa's home form has been excellent, but Newcastle's away record is the best outside the top 3. Isak vs. the Villa defense will be fascinating.
3:00 PM GMT — Everton vs. Wolves (Peacock)
A relegation six-pointer. Both teams need points desperately. Everton's home support at Goodison Park could be the difference — the atmosphere for relegation battles at Goodison is incredible.
3:00 PM GMT — Bournemouth vs. Brighton (Peacock)
Two well-coached mid-table teams. Bournemouth have been one of the surprises of the season, and Brighton continue to punch above their weight. This should be an entertaining, open game.
3:00 PM GMT — Fulham vs. Brentford (Peacock)
The West London derby. Both teams are safe from relegation and out of European contention, so this is a pride game. Brentford's Ivan Toney (if fit) vs. Fulham's defense is the key battle.
5:30 PM GMT — Liverpool vs. Manchester United (USA Network/Peacock)
The biggest rivalry in English football. Liverpool are in the title race, United are fighting for Europa League qualification. The atmosphere at Anfield will be electric. Salah vs. United's defense is a mismatch on paper, but derbies are unpredictable.
Sunday, March 15
2:00 PM GMT — Manchester City vs. Tottenham (Peacock)
City need to win to keep pace with Arsenal. Tottenham have been inconsistent but are capable of causing an upset. Son Heung-min always performs against City — he's scored 7 goals against them in his career.
2:00 PM GMT — Leicester vs. Southampton (Peacock)
A relegation battle between two promoted teams. Leicester need to win to have any chance of survival. Southampton are already looking doomed. This should be a nervy, tense affair.
4:30 PM GMT — West Ham vs. Crystal Palace (USA Network/Peacock)
A London derby with mid-table implications. West Ham have been disappointing this season, and Palace are looking over their shoulder at the relegation zone. Neither team can afford to lose.
Game of the weekend
Liverpool vs. Manchester United. It's always the game of the weekend when these two play. The rivalry, the history, the atmosphere — nothing else in English football comes close. Liverpool are heavy favorites, but United have a habit of raising their game for this fixture.