There is a huge amount of fantastic football to watch this weekend:
Premier League
Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest: The Premier League is back, and so is Big Ange Postecoglou. After just a couple of months out of a job, the Europa League-winning Aussie finds himself at the helm of Nottm Forest. He’s back in north London, too, as his new side has the daunting task of a trip to the Emirates. The game kicks off at 12.30pm BST/7.30am ET on Saturday, 13th September. You can watch it on TNT Sports/Discovery+ in the UK and on USA Network/Fubo in the US.
Man City vs Man Utd: When you’ve had a poor start to the season and are under pressure, a trip to the Etihad is not exactly what you need. However, that is what Ruben Amorim and his Man Utd squad have to look forward to this weekend. The game kicks off at 4.30pm BST/1.30pm ET on Sunday, 14th September. You can watch it on Sky Sports/NOW in the UK and on Peacock in the US.
Championship
Southampton vs. Portsmouth: This South Coast derby has not taken place since a League Cup encounter in 2019. Various relegations and promotions mean these sides haven’t met in the league since 2012. It’s going to be fiery both on and off the pitch. The game kicks off at 12pm BST/7am on ET Sunday, 14th September. You can watch it for FREE on ITV in the UK and on CBS Sports/Paramount+ in the US
Serie A
Juventus vs Internazionale: The Derby d’Italia doesn’t really need much selling. It’s massive. Juve have won two from two, whilst Inter lost to Udinese before smashing Torino ahead of the international break. This could go a long way toward deciding who wins Serie A. The game kicks off at 5pm BST/12pm ET on Saturday, 14th September. Yr. You can watch it on TNT Sports/Discovery+ in the UK and on Paramount+/DAZN in the US
If you’re away, you can still access these programmes via your usual service by using a VPN. ​​I use NordVPN.​​You can currently get up to 72% off and an Amazon gift card when you sign up