Fresh off the International break, club football
will resume in full swing across the different
leagues in the world. The English Premier
League will kick off with probably the most
attacking-display of football in the league so
far, when Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City
hosts Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool – who
defeated Arsenal 4-0 before the international
break.
Arsenal will host Bournemouth in a bid to try
and redeem themselves, Everton will take on
struggling Tottenham Hostpurs, while 2015/16
champions Leicester City will host defending
champions Chelsea simultaneously in the
afternoon goal-rush matches. Late kickoff will
see league leaders Manchester United travel
to Stoke City.
See the full fixture schedule below:
Saturday
12:30 Manchester City v Liverpool
15:00 Arsenal v AFC Bournemouth
15:00 Brighton & Hove Albion v West
Bromwich Albion
15:00 Everton v Tottenham Hotspur
15:00 Leicester City v Chelsea
15:00 Southampton v Watford
17:30 Stoke City v Manchester United
Sunday
13:30 Burnley v Crystal Palace
16:00 Swansea City v Newcastle United
Monday
20:00 West Ham United v Huddersfield Town
La Liga defending champions Real Madrid will
host Levante, rivals Atletico Madrid will travel
to in-form Valencia, while the Cataluyan debut
will light the country of Spain as Barcelona
hosts neighbours Espanyol.
See the full fixture list below:
September 8
20:00 Leganes v Getafe
September 9
12:00 Real Madrid v Levante
15:15 Valencia v Atletico Madrid
17:30 Sevilla v Eibar
19:45 Barcelona v Espanyol
September 10
11:00 Deportivo La Coruna v Real Sociedad
15:15 Athletic Bilbao v Girona
17:30 Celta Vigo v Alaves
19:45 Villarreal v Real Betis
September 11
20:00 Malaga v Las Palmas
All the matches will show in Nigeria on the
various SuperSport channels on DSTv
