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Liverpool vs Arsenal from Anfield is the highlight of a sporting weekend which includes Premier League Matchday 3 fixtures alongside a full EFL schedule, the Women’s Rugby World Cup, plus the Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix from Zandvoort, all from Friday 29th August through to Monday 1st September 2025.
The Premier League this Sunday features the clash between last season’s top two clubs as Liverpool play Arsenal at Anfield. A 4:30pm kick-off on Sky Sports, this was a 2-2 draw when played as recently as May. Table-toppers Arsenal haven’t won at Anfield in the Premier League since 2012 when Podolski and Cazorla scored in a 2-0 victory. Liverpool’s last Premier League victory at home to The Gunners was 4-0 in 2021.
This weekend also sees another 5 televised Premier League matches across Saturday and Sunday. Chelsea play Fulham in a West London derby at Stamford Bridge, live on TNT Sports with a 12:30pmkick-off on Saturday. Sky Sports at 5:30pm later that day is the channel for Leeds United vs Newcastle United at Elland Road. The Isak saga continues for Eddie Howe, whilst Leeds need to bounce back from their 5-0 drubbing last weekend at Arsenal.
Sunday sees Liverpool vs Arsenal, but prior to that on Sky Sports both with 2pm kick-offs are Brighton vs Manchester City (Sky Sports Main Event) and Nottingham Forest vs West Ham (Sky Sports Premier League). With next week’s International break scuppering Monday Night Football, Sunday evening on Sky Sports with a 7pm start sees Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace from Villa Park. The South Londoners are a bit of a bogey side for Villa who haven’t beaten Palace in their last 5 meetings.
It’s worth remembering that Boylesports will be running their “2 Goals Ahead – Early Payout” promotion markets across Chelsea vs Fulham, Leeds vs Newcastle, Brighton vs Manchester City, Nottingham Forest vs West Ham, Liverpool vs Arsenal, Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace & all weekend Premier League matches, meaning you get paid out as a winner if your team is winning by 2 goals, even if they draw or lose.
Premier League Fixtures – Saturday 30th August – Sunday 31st August – Matchday 3:
- Chelsea vs Fulham, Manchester United vs Burnley, Sunderland vs Brentford, Tottenham vs Bournemouth, Wolverhampton vs Everton, Leeds vs Newcastle, Brighton vs Manchester City, Nottingham Forest vs West Ham, Liverpool vs Arsenal, Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace.
The Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix from the Circuit Zandvoort should be an absolute cracker. Since its reintroduction in 2021, home hero Max Verstappen has won this on 3 of 4 visits in what was the dominant Red Bull. The tide has turned in recent times though, with McLaren dominating here 12 months ago in the form of a Lando Norris victory. 2025 sees championship leader Oscar Piastri under pressure from McLaren team-mate Lando Norris, the Brit having won 2 of the past 3 Grand Prix in Great Britain and Hungary. Boylesports quote Piastri as 5/4 favourite, Norris at 11/8, with Max Verstappen available around the 8/1 mark at the time of writing.
The Women’s Rugby World Cup continues this weekend with 8 games. After their 69-7 thrashing of the United States last weekend, the home side travel to Franklin’s Gardens, Northampton to play Samoa with a 5pm kick-off, live on BBC Two. Prior to that Canada vs Wales (12pm, BBC Two) and Scotland vs Fiji (2:45pm, BBC Two) see tough encounters for the home nations. Sunday 31st August kicks-off with Pool C action as Ireland look to go 2 from 2 against Spain at Franklin’s Gardens – tune in at 12pm BBC Two.