Football
Premier League
Spurs vs Man Utd: A replay of last season’s Europa League final begins the weekend’s EPL action. Tottenham finally put in a good performance against Copenhagen, including that thrilling Micky van de Ven goal. Will they have recovered in time to actually win at home in the league, or will a rested Red Devils continue their unbeaten run? The game kicks off at 12.30pm GMT/7.30am ET on Saturday, 8th November. You can watch it on TNT Sports/Discovery+ in the UK and on Peacock in the US.
Man City vs Liverpool: Arsenal are flying high at the top of the table, and if anyone is going to stop them, it will be one of these sides. It is why this Super Sunday clash is so appealing. Two top teams are desperate to show they can go all the way. Arne Slot’s men are bouncing back from a wobbly run, while Pep Guardiola’s team looks like it’s really kicked into gear, in no small thanks to the seemingly unstoppable Erling Haaland. The game kicks off at 4.30pm GMT/11.30am ET on Sunday, 9th November. You can watch it on Sky Sports/NOW in the UK and on USA/Fubo in the US.
Rugby League
Ashes
England v Australia: Wherever the sport, it’’s always a big deal when England face Australia. This is the third and final match of the Ashes series, which the Aussies have won for the 14th consecutive time. The hosts will want to regain some pride as they return to Rugby League’s spiritual UK home, Headingley. It’s the first time these teams have played each other there since 1975. The game kicks off on Satiurday, 8th November at 2.30pm GMT/9.30am ET. You can watch it for FREE on BBC 2/iPlayer in the UK.
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