Premier League Fixtures This Weekend: Gameweek 4 Guide
The Premier League fixtures this weekend bring one of the season’s early standout ties: Manchester United host Manchester City at Old Trafford on Sunday, 13 September 2026. That said, Gameweek 4 is stacked from Saturday lunchtime through to Monday night, and Nigerian fans following Awoniyi, Onyeka and the rest of our players abroad have plenty to watch across the weekend.
Here’s the full schedule, the games worth building your Saturday around, and where our editorial team sees the value.
Gameweek 4 Fixtures: Saturday 12 September
Seven matches open the round on Saturday, all kicking off at 10:00 WAT unless noted:
- AFC Bournemouth v Brentford
- Aston Villa v Nottingham Forest
- Chelsea v Hull City
- Crystal Palace v Ipswich Town
- Liverpool v Fulham
- Tottenham Hotspur v Everton — 12:30 kick-off
- Sunderland v Arsenal — 15:00 kick-off
Liverpool v Fulham is the pick of the early games. Arne Slot’s side have carried their form from last season, and a home tie against a Fulham side still finding its rhythm under new signings should, in theory, be routine. However, Fulham have been stubborn on the road in recent seasons, so we wouldn’t write off a share of the points entirely.
Manchester United v Manchester City: The Headline Fixture
Sunday’s late fixture is the one every Nigerian football fan will have circled: Manchester United host Manchester City at Old Trafford, kicking off at 16:30 WAT. As a result, this is the game with the biggest betting market interest of the weekend, and it’s live on Sky Sports.
United have shown flashes of the identity their manager is trying to build, while City remain the more clinical side in front of goal even in a transitional season. Our read: City go into Old Trafford as slight favourites on the balance of squad depth, but United’s home form suggests this is closer to a coin-flip than the odds might imply. We favour a tight game, possibly with both teams scoring.
The rest of Sunday’s card:
- Coventry City v Brighton & Hove Albion — 14:00 kick-off
Coventry’s tie is one Nigerian fans should note in particular — both Taiwo Awoniyi and Frank Onyeka joined Coventry from Nottingham Forest and Brentford respectively this summer, and a home fixture against Brighton is a genuine test of how quickly that rebuilt squad is settling.
Monday Night: Leeds United v Newcastle United
Gameweek 4 closes on Monday, 14 September, with Leeds United hosting Newcastle United at 20:00 WAT. Newcastle’s European commitments this season mean squad rotation is a live factor here, so it’s worth checking the confirmed team news closer to kick-off before backing any market.
Our Betting View for the Weekend
We never guarantee outcomes, and we’d encourage treating any tips as one input among several rather than a certainty. That said, a few angles stand out to our editorial team this round:
- Liverpool to win, both teams to score — the form suggests Liverpool’s attack breaks Fulham down eventually, but Fulham have troubled bigger sides away from home this season.
- Manchester United v Manchester City — under 3.5 goals — derby-tempo games between these two have leaned cagey more often than not in recent meetings.
- Coventry City to avoid defeat against Brighton — looks strong value given Coventry’s home form since the takeover of investment in the squad this summer.
For the full, continuously updated picks — including our AI-assisted Premier League betting tips — check our prediction tracker, which logs every pick publicly before kick-off.
Where to Watch and Bet From Nigeria
Every Gameweek 4 fixture is broadcast live via the usual Nigerian pay-TV and streaming partners. If you’re looking to follow the action with a wager, our guide to the best betting sites for Premier League football in Nigeria breaks down which platforms actually process NGN deposits and withdrawals without the usual delays.
For readers who prefer to plan out the full run of fixtures rather than one weekend at a time, our Premier League fixtures guide for Nigerian fans is updated across the season, and our Nigerian players in the Premier League 2026/27 tracker keeps tabs on every Super Eagle in England this season.
According to the official Premier League fixtures release, all times are subject to change for broadcast reasons, so it’s worth double-checking kick-off times on the morning of each match day.
FAQ: Premier League Gameweek 4
When is Manchester United v Manchester City?
Sunday, 13 September 2026, kicking off at 16:30 WAT at Old Trafford, live on Sky Sports.
What Premier League fixtures are on this weekend?
Nine matches make up Gameweek 4, starting Saturday 12 September with AFC Bournemouth v Brentford and closing Monday 14 September with Leeds United v Newcastle United.
Which Nigerian players feature this weekend?
Taiwo Awoniyi and Frank Onyeka both play for Coventry City, who host Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday. See our full tracker of Nigerian players in the Premier League for the complete list.
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