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The Premier League fixtures for Matchweek 10 arrive with the title race already taking shape. Arsenal sit top of the table on 24 points after nine rounds, three clear of Manchester City on 21, and both sides face tests this weekend that could stretch or shrink that gap before the November international break. The round opens on Friday night at Everton’s new home and runs through to Sunday evening at Old Trafford, with ten games across three days and no Monday night fixture to close it out.
All ten games are scheduled between Friday 6 November and Sunday 8 November 2026. After Sunday, the league pauses for the November international break, and there is no Premier League football again until Saturday 21 November. Times below are UK time, which is GMT in November.
Premier League fixtures in full: Matchweek 10
| Date | Kick-off (UK) | Fixture | Venue | Live TV (UK) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Friday 6 November | 20:00 | Everton v Coventry City | Hill Dickinson Stadium | Sky Sports |
| Saturday 7 November | 12:30 | Leeds United v Tottenham Hotspur | Elland Road | TNT Sports |
| Saturday 7 November | 15:00 | Arsenal v Hull City | Emirates Stadium | Not televised live |
| Saturday 7 November | 15:00 | Fulham v Newcastle United | Craven Cottage | Not televised live |
| Saturday 7 November | 17:30 | Nottingham Forest v Manchester City | The City Ground | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 8 November | 14:00 | Brighton & Hove Albion v Brentford | American Express Stadium | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 8 November | 14:00 | Crystal Palace v Liverpool | Selhurst Park | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 8 November | 14:00 | Ipswich Town v AFC Bournemouth | Portman Road | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 8 November | 14:00 | Sunderland v Chelsea | Stadium of Light | Sky Sports |
| Sunday 8 November | 16:30 | Manchester United v Aston Villa | Old Trafford | Sky Sports |
Eight of the ten games are shown live on UK television; the two Saturday 15:00 kick-offs are not. The list above comes from the Premier League’s own fixture list, and kick-off times can still move. For the season so far, our Premier League standings page has the table after Matchday 9, and the Premier League season guide covers the 2026-27 campaign team by team.
Friday night: Everton v Coventry City
Matchweek 10 starts under the lights at Hill Dickinson Stadium, where Everton host Coventry City at 20:00 on Friday 6 November, live on Sky Sports. It is the only Friday fixture of the round, and it gives one of the two sides a chance to bank three points before the rest of the weekend plays out.
Everton come into the game with a game in hand on most of the division, having played eight matches rather than nine, so a win here would move them up the table with that extra match still to play. Coventry, newly promoted, are the kind of opponent Everton will expect to beat at home, but promoted sides have caused problems all season and the visitors have nothing to lose on a Friday night away from home.
Saturday’s Premier League fixtures
Saturday 7 November carries four games, starting at lunchtime and finishing with the champions away at the City Ground in the evening. The early kick-off and the late game are both televised, while the two 15:00 games are not shown live in the UK.
Leeds United v Tottenham Hotspur, 12:30
Leeds United host Tottenham Hotspur at Elland Road in the Saturday lunchtime game, live on TNT Sports. Elland Road at 12:30 is a loud place to visit, and Leeds will want to make the most of home advantage against a Spurs side that has been inconsistent away from home this season.
Tottenham’s season has been a mix of strong attacking days and afternoons where the defence has let them down, and a trip to Leeds is exactly the sort of fixture that tests which version turns up. Leeds need points at home against the teams around and above them if they are to stay clear of trouble, and a home win here would be one of their results of the season so far.
Arsenal v Hull City, 15:00
The leaders are at home on Saturday afternoon. Arsenal host Hull City at the Emirates Stadium at 15:00, and on paper this is the most one-sided of the Premier League fixtures this weekend. Arsenal have won eight of their nine games, drawn none and lost once, scoring 14 and conceding five. That record is built on control rather than firepower: they win narrow games and rarely give anything away.
Hull arrive as clear underdogs, but promoted teams have already taken points off bigger sides this season, and Arsenal will know that a slip here would hand Manchester City the chance to cut the gap before their own game kicks off at 17:30. The leaders play first, so by the time City walk out at the City Ground they will know whether the gap is still three points or down to one.
Fulham v Newcastle United, 15:00
The other Saturday 15:00 game is Fulham against Newcastle United at Craven Cottage. Like Everton, Newcastle have played eight matches rather than nine, so they hold a game in hand on most of the division and a win in west London would move them up with that extra game still to come.
Fulham at home are a difficult side to beat, and Craven Cottage has been a ground where visiting teams have had to work for everything. Newcastle’s away form will be the question here: if they can take control in midfield and keep Fulham’s wide players quiet, they have the quality to win. If they start slowly, Fulham are well set up to punish them, and three points for either side would be a solid return before a two-week break.
Nottingham Forest v Manchester City, 17:30
Saturday closes with the biggest game of the day. Nottingham Forest host Manchester City at the City Ground at 17:30, live on Sky Sports, and the champions arrive needing a win. City sit second on 21 points, three behind Arsenal, and they have scored more goals than the leaders, with 20 to Arsenal’s 14. The problem has been the other end of the record: two defeats already, including two in a row, which is why they trail despite the goals.
Forest at home are a serious test. The City Ground is one of the hardest away grounds in the league, and Forest’s direct style has troubled the top sides before. City will expect to have most of the ball, but they will need to be sharper in both boxes than they have been in their last two league games.
The timing adds to the occasion. Arsenal play earlier in the day, so City will know exactly what is at stake when they kick off. If Arsenal have dropped points, a City win would take them level at the top. If Arsenal have won, City must win simply to stay three points behind.
Sunday’s Premier League fixtures
Sunday 8 November brings five games, four of them at 14:00 and the last one at 16:30. All five are shown live on Sky Sports in the UK.
Brighton & Hove Albion v Brentford, 14:00
Brighton at home will want to control the ball and press high, while Brentford are at their best when they can sit in, stay compact and hit teams on the break. The first goal will matter a lot here: if Brighton score early, Brentford have to come out and the game opens up; if Brentford score first, they are very good at protecting a lead.
Crystal Palace v Liverpool, 14:00
Liverpool will come into this game expecting to win, but they know the pattern: Palace defend deep, stay organised and look for moments on the counter. Liverpool’s job is to be patient, move the ball quickly and take the chances when they come. A draw here would feel like two points dropped for the visitors and a good result for the hosts.
Ipswich Town v AFC Bournemouth, 14:00
Ipswich need points at home against the sides around them, and Bournemouth are exactly the kind of opponent they will target. Bournemouth, for their part, have been one of the better organised sides outside the top six, and they will see this as a game they can win. The visitors’ pressing and work rate make them awkward opponents, and Ipswich will need to be at their best to get anything from it.
Sunderland v Chelsea, 14:00
Sunderland have made their ground a tough place to visit since promotion, and Chelsea will need to match the intensity from the first whistle. Chelsea’s season has been built on young players and quick attacking football, and when it clicks they can score against anyone. But away games like this one test the other side of a young team: concentration, discipline and the ability to cope when the home side raise the tempo.
Manchester United v Aston Villa, 16:30
The round closes at Old Trafford, where Manchester United host Aston Villa at 16:30 on Sunday, live on Sky Sports. It is a fitting end to the weekend: two big clubs, a late kick-off and a result that will shape the conversation through the international break.
United at home will be expected to take the game to Villa, but Villa have been one of the most consistent sides in the league in recent seasons and they travel well. Their organisation and threat on the break make them dangerous opponents for any side that commits too many players forward. Whoever wins will go into the break with momentum; whoever loses will have two weeks to think about it.
What Matchweek 10 means for the title race
The title race after Matchday 9 is a two-team story at the top, and Matchweek 10 is the last chance for either side to change the picture before the break. Arsenal lead on 24 points and play first on Saturday, at home to Hull. Manchester City, on 21, play later the same day, away at Nottingham Forest.
If both win, the gap stays at three points and the race carries on as it is. If Arsenal slip and City win, the two sides go into the break level on points. If Arsenal win and City drop points, the gap grows to five or six, and Arsenal would go into the break with real daylight at the top.
There is another date to keep in mind. Arsenal host Manchester City at the Emirates later in November, on Sunday 29 November, which will be the first meeting of the season between the top two.
After the break: Matchweek 11
There is no Premier League football between Sunday 8 November and Saturday 21 November, when Matchweek 11 begins with Manchester City at home to Fulham at 12:30. The break comes at a useful time for clubs with injured players and for managers who want a full week on the training ground. For the teams at the top, though, it also means two weeks without a chance to change the table. The positions after Matchweek 10 will stand until 21 November, which is one more reason this weekend matters.
How to follow the Premier League fixtures this weekend
Eight of the ten games are on live UK television: the Friday night game and the Saturday 17:30 game on Sky Sports, the Saturday 12:30 game on TNT Sports, and all five Sunday games on Sky Sports. The two Saturday 15:00 games are not televised live in the UK.
The official fixture list is the best place to check for any late change, as kick-off times can move for television or for clubs with midweek European games. You can check the full list on the Premier League’s official fixtures page.
Premier League fixtures FAQs
When does Matchweek 10 start and finish?
Matchweek 10 starts on Friday 6 November 2026 with Everton v Coventry City at 20:00 and finishes on Sunday 8 November with Manchester United v Aston Villa at 16:30. There is no Premier League game on Monday 9 November.
What time does Arsenal v Hull City kick off?
Arsenal v Hull City kicks off at 15:00 UK time on Saturday 7 November 2026 at the Emirates Stadium. The game is not televised live in the UK.
Which Matchweek 10 games are on TV in the UK?
Eight of the ten games are on live UK television. Everton v Coventry City, Nottingham Forest v Manchester City and all five Sunday games are on Sky Sports, while Leeds United v Tottenham Hotspur is on TNT Sports. The two Saturday 15:00 games, Arsenal v Hull City and Fulham v Newcastle United, are not televised live.
Is there a Premier League game on Monday 9 November 2026?
No. After Manchester United v Aston Villa on Sunday 8 November, the league pauses for the November international break. The next Premier League game is Manchester City v Fulham on Saturday 21 November.
When does the Premier League return after the international break?
The Premier League returns on Saturday 21 November 2026 with Matchweek 11. Manchester City host Fulham in the early kick-off at 12:30, and Liverpool host Manchester United on Sunday 22 November at 16:30.
