The English Premier League has lined up several exciting fixtures on Saturday, October 24, 2026, with Manchester City, Arsenal and Chelsea among the teams expected to be in action.

Manchester City will travel to face Aston Villa in the early kick-off at 2:30 pm Kenyan time. City will be looking to strengthen their position at the top of the table, having collected 21 points from seven matches.

Arsenal will host Everton at 5:00 pm, hoping to keep pressure on the league leaders. The Gunners are second with 18 points, three behind Manchester City.

Coventry City will also host Fulham at 5:00 pm in another important encounter. Coventry are struggling in 18th position with six points, while Fulham sit 19th with five points, making the match important for both sides as they seek to improve their standings.

The day's final fixture will see Chelsea host Tottenham Hotspur at 7:30 pm in a London derby. Chelsea are fourth with 13 points, while Tottenham occupy 16th position with six points.

Manchester City lead the table with 21 points, followed by Arsenal with 18 and Brighton with 16. Chelsea are fourth with 13 points, while Liverpool complete the top five with 12 points.

Brentford, Leeds and Everton have each collected 10 points, followed by Ipswich with 10 points from eight matches. Hull City have nine points, while Newcastle and Aston Villa have eight each.

Manchester United are 13th with seven points from seven matches. Crystal Palace also have seven points, while Bournemouth, Tottenham and Nottingham Forest have six points each.

At the bottom, Coventry occupy 18th place with six points, Fulham are 19th with five, and Sunderland are last with four points.

Sunday's fixtures will include Manchester United against Bournemouth, Liverpool against Brighton, Crystal Palace against Newcastle, Hull City against Brentford and Sunderland against Leeds.

The weekend matches could significantly change the standings as clubs battle for the title, European qualification and survival.

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