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Arsenal vs Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium is the highlight of a sporting weekend which includes Premier League Matchday 3 fixtures alongside a full EFL schedule, plus UFC Fight Night Paris from the Accor Arena – all from Friday 4th September through to Monday 7th September 2026.
The Premier League this Sunday features Arsenal vs Chelsea from the Emirates Stadium. A 4:30pm kick-off on Sky Sports, many a sage Premier League expert say these two sides will top the Premier League come next May. Champions Arsenal have won their opening couple of games against Coventry and Aston Villa, matched by Chelsea who have beaten Fulham and Brighton. The Gunners have won the last 5 meetings between these at the Emirates and are 7/10 with BOYLE Sports for the win, Chelsea are 15/4. Odds as per Thursday 3rd September 2026 at 12:00.
Other televised Premier League games this weekend include Ipswich Town vs Liverpool on Friday 4th September, live on Sky Sports with an 8pm kick-off. Saturday lunchtime then sees Newcastle vs Bournemouth at 12:30pm, live on TNT Sports. Newcastle have started the season really well under new manager Matthias Jaissle, but in Bournemouth they face a problematic opponent. The Cherries are unbeaten against Newcastle in their last 8 Premier League meetings, winning on their last 2 visits to St James’ Park. We then move to Sky Sports at 5:30pm for Hull City vs Aston Villa. Hull sits third in the embryonic Premier League table and will be looking to beat a rock-bottom Aston Villa side given the way they defeated Manchester United a fortnight ago.
Sunday at 2pm sees Everton vs Manchester United on Sky Sports Main Event. United were fantastic in their second-half performance against Ipswich last Sunday, facing an Everton club under the microscope after a summer of low spending, with rumours around the tenure of David Moyes under the Friedkin Group.
Premier League Fixtures, Friday 4th September – Sunday 6th September:
- Friday 4th September: Ipswich Town vs Liverpool (Sky Sports); Saturday 5th September: Newcastle vs Bournemouth (TNT Sports), Brentford vs Sunderland, Brighton vs Leeds United, Fulham vs Crystal Palace, Manchester City vs Coventry City, Nottingham Forest vs Tottenham, Hull City vs Aston Villa (Sky Sports); Sunday 7th September: Everton vs Manchester United (Sky Sports), Arsenal vs Chelsea (Sky Sports).
From an EFL Championship perspective, this weekend sees Preston vs Blackburn (Saturday 12:30pm Sky Sports) and Birmingham City vs Wolverhampton (Sunday 12pm Sky Sports Football) on television.
Monday 7th September sees League 1 action on Sky Sports Football at 8pm – Bromley vs AFC Wimbledon. An unlikely London derby in the Football League as you would ever find, this is the first EFL match ever between these two. Expect fireworks and a large away contingent at the Copperjax Community Stadium with Andy Woodman in charge at Bromley and Charlton legend Johnnie Jackson the gaffer at AFC Wimbledon.
UFC Fight Night Paris on Saturday night sees full coverage on TNT Sports. Main Event sees Dan Hooker vs Salahdine Parnasse in the Lightweight division. This fight in the heart of the French capital is all about local man Salahdine Parnasse and can he break into the top 15 of the division on his UFC debut. The former KSW Lightweight champion has a 23-2 MMA record and has been dropped into the UFC at a fast pace, taking on the formidable Dan Hooker who needs no real introduction. Hooker, ranked at #12 in the Lightweight division, has to be at his very best to defeat Parnasse who has won 10 of his last 11 contests.
Co-main sees more Lightweight division action: Fares Ziam vs Axel Sola which is an all-French affair. Sola fights out of Nice and is 2-1 in the UFC, whilst 29 year-old Lyon-based Ziam is more well known having been in the UFC since 2019. Ziam looks to rebuild after losing to Australian Tom Nolan at UFC HQ in Las Vegas as recently as June. This Fight Night Paris card also sees British fighters Michael “Venom” Page, Kurtis Campbell and Nathaniel Wood all in action against Nursulton Ruziboev, Trevor Peek and Pavel Andrusca respectively.
With UFC Paris featuring a scheduled 14 fights, it is worth remembering that BOYLE Sports will be running their “Ultimate ACCA” promotion; meaning you can get up to a 55% bonus on winning 14-fold ACCAs. The ACCA Boost bonus scheme starts with successful 3 folds where you receive a 5% bonus, with incremental bonus levels building. All bonuses are paid in cash. Alternatively in the bet slip you can select Boylesports’ ACCA Insurance option which ensures a stake refund if one leg of your accumulator lets you down. T&Cs apply.