The Premier League returns on the weekend of 21 and 22 November after the international break, and the standout fixture is Liverpool against Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday. Newcastle United against Arsenal on Saturday evening is the other one to circle. Here is the full round, with the storylines worth watching.
Premier League matchday 11 fixtures
These are the fixtures and UK kick-off times as listed by fifplay ahead of the round. Broadcasters can still move games, so check the official Premier League site before you plan your weekend.
Day
Time (UK)
Match
Venue
Sat 21 Nov
12:30
Manchester City vs Fulham
Etihad Stadium
Sat 21 Nov
15:00
AFC Bournemouth vs Nottingham Forest
Vitality Stadium
Sat 21 Nov
15:00
Aston Villa vs Sunderland
Villa Park
Sat 21 Nov
15:00
Chelsea vs Leeds United
Stamford Bridge
Sat 21 Nov
15:00
Coventry City vs Crystal Palace
Coventry Building Society Arena
Sat 21 Nov
15:00
Tottenham Hotspur vs Ipswich Town
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Sat 21 Nov
17:30
Newcastle United vs Arsenal
St James’ Park
Sun 22 Nov
14:00
Hull City vs Brighton & Hove Albion
MKM Stadium
Sun 22 Nov
16:30
Liverpool vs Manchester United
Anfield
Mon 23 Nov
20:00
Brentford vs Everton
Gtech Community Stadium
Liverpool vs Manchester United: the headline fixture
Few games carry more weight for supporters than this one, and it is the showpiece of the weekend at Anfield on Sunday afternoon. Mohamed Salah and Bruno Fernandes are the players fifplay singles out in its preview. United have been under pressure for results this season, a story we covered in our piece on the Manchester United crisis and in our look at the manager search, so a trip to Anfield is a demanding way to restart.
Newcastle United vs Arsenal: a tough away test
Arsenal travel to St James’ Park on Saturday evening, the late kick-off of the day. Fifplay describes it as one of the more demanding away assignments of the round, with set pieces potentially decisive. Bukayo Saka is among the players it highlights. For where Arsenal stood going into the break, see our piece on how Arsenal led the Premier League into the November break.
Manchester City vs Fulham: the legal cloud overhead
City open the round at 12:30 on Saturday at the Etihad Stadium. The result matters on the pitch, but the match also lands in the middle of the club’s financial-rules case, where an appeal is expected to be heard by January. Our explainer on what happens next for City covers the case. Erling Haaland is among the players fifplay flags as ones to watch.
Other fixtures worth a look
- Chelsea vs Leeds United: Stamford Bridge hosts a side known for pressing. Cole Palmer is named among the players to watch.
- Tottenham Hotspur vs Ipswich Town: Spurs are at home to Ipswich Town.
- Aston Villa vs Sunderland: a Villa Park fixture that rounds out the 15:00 slate.
- Brentford vs Everton: the Monday night game that closes the round.
Quick facts for matchday 11
- Ten fixtures across Saturday 21, Sunday 22 and Monday 23 November
- Earliest kick-off: Manchester City vs Fulham, 12:30 UK time Saturday
- Biggest game: Liverpool vs Manchester United, 16:30 UK time Sunday
- Monday night: Brentford vs Everton, 20:00 UK time
Frequently asked questions
When does the Premier League return after the November international break?
Matchday 11 runs from Saturday 21 November to Monday 23 November 2026, according to fifplay’s fixture list.
What time is Liverpool vs Manchester United?
The listed kick-off is 16:30 UK time on Sunday 22 November at Anfield, subject to any broadcaster change.
Which game kicks off the weekend?
Manchester City vs Fulham at the Etihad Stadium, at 12:30 UK time on Saturday 21 November.
For more previews and reports, browse our League Football section.
Sources: fifplay, Premier League 2026-2027 Matchday 11 (20 October 2026). Article date: 14 November 2026.
