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Match Previews·Saturday, September 5, 2026

Sunday Football on TV: Everton v Man Utd, Arsenal v Chelsea and More – 6 September 2026

Sunday serves up a proper five-match feast, headlined by a big Merseyside-Manchester meeting, a heavyweight north London derby and a Mestalla clash between one of Spain's slow starters and its early pacesetters. Full schedule below, followed by a form guide and prediction for each, plus everything else live in the UK.

Sunday's Headline Fixtures

Kick-off Fixture Competition Channel
12:00 Birmingham City v Wolves Championship Sky Sports Football
14:00 Everton v Manchester United Premier League Sky Sports Main Event
15:15 Valencia v Barcelona La Liga Premier Sports 2
16:30 Arsenal v Chelsea Premier League Sky Sports Main Event
19:45 Juventus v AC Milan Serie A TNT Sports 1

Also Live In The UK Sunday

Kick-off Fixture Competition Channel
12:00 Brighton & Hove Albion Women v Arsenal Women Women's Super League Sky Sports Main Event
12:00 Tottenham Hotspur Women v West Ham United Women Women's Super League Sky Sports+
16:30 Arsenal Women v Crystal Palace Women Women's Super League BBC Two, BBC iPlayer
18:30 Aston Villa Women v Manchester City Women Women's Super League Sky Sports Football

All times BST (UK). Broadcaster listings are correct at the time of writing but can change — always check with your provider before kick-off.

1. Birmingham City v Wolves — Championship, 12:00

A West Midlands derby opens the day at St Andrew's, with promotion-fancied Wolves the form side against a Birmingham team yet to really get going.

Birmingham City — recent results

  • Sheffield United 0-0 Birmingham City (D)
  • Birmingham City 2-2 Bristol City (D)
  • Brentford 6-1 Birmingham City (L, EFL Cup)
  • Birmingham City 2-1 Wrexham (W)
  • Birmingham City 1-1 Southampton (D)

Wolves — recent results

  • Wolves 4-1 Stoke City (W)
  • Sheffield Wednesday 0-2 Wolves (W, EFL Cup)
  • Preston North End 1-3 Wolves (W)
  • Wolves 2-2 Blackburn Rovers (D)
  • Wolves 3-0 Port Vale (W, EFL Cup)

Birmingham have won only once in their last five outings and were thumped 6-1 by Brentford in the cups midweek, leaving question marks over their defensive organisation. Wolves arrive full of confidence, unbeaten in four with three wins on the spin, and look one of the early pace-setters in the division.

Prediction: Birmingham City 1-2 Wolves. Wolves' four-game unbeaten run should be enough to see off a Birmingham side short on confidence and goals conceded.

2. Everton v Manchester United — Premier League, 14:00

Goodison Park hosts a ground United have found notoriously tricky, with Everton unbeaten so far this season against a United side of extremes — a 5-2 romp followed by a defeat at Hull.

Everton — recent results

  • Newcastle United 1-3 Everton (W, friendly)
  • Lille 1-1 Everton (D, friendly)
  • Everton 2-0 Crystal Palace (W)
  • Preston North End 0-4 Everton (W, EFL Cup)
  • AFC Bournemouth 1-1 Everton (D)

Manchester United — recent results

  • Manchester United 5-2 Ipswich Town (W)
  • Hull City 2-0 Manchester United (L)
  • Manchester United 2-4 Milan (L, friendly)
  • Leeds United 1-1 Manchester United (D, friendly)
  • Paris Saint-Germain 1-1 Manchester United (D, friendly)

Everton go into the weekend unbeaten in competitive action, with David Moyes' side yet to concede more than a single goal in any Premier League fixture. United will point to Bruno Fernandes' hat-trick against Ipswich as proof of their attacking quality, but the manner of the Hull City defeat leaves plenty for Ruben Amorim to address on the road.

Prediction: Everton 1-1 Manchester United. Everton's defensive solidity at home makes this a tough watch for a United side still finding its consistency.

3. Valencia v Barcelona — La Liga, 15:15

Barcelona travel to Mestalla in irresistible early-season form, while a struggling Valencia side are still searching for their first win of the campaign.

Valencia — recent results

  • Deportivo A Coruña 3-1 Valencia (L)
  • Real Betis 1-0 Valencia (L)
  • Valencia 0-0 Celta Vigo (D)
  • Newcastle United 2-1 Valencia (L, friendly)
  • Valencia 1-1 Stoke City (D, friendly)

Barcelona — recent results

  • Barcelona 5-2 Rayo Vallecano (W)
  • Barcelona 2-0 Athletic Club (W)
  • Barcelona 5-0 Elche (W)
  • Barcelona 2-1 Al Ahly (W, friendly)
  • Barcelona 5-2 Basel (W, friendly)

Valencia have won none of their last five outings and have looked short of confidence at both ends of the pitch. Barcelona, by contrast, have scored 19 goals in their last five matches and arrive at Mestalla as one of the form teams in Europe.

Prediction: Valencia 0-3 Barcelona. Barcelona's ruthless attacking form makes them heavy favourites against a Valencia side still searching for a foothold in the season.

4. Arsenal v Chelsea — Premier League, 16:30

The Emirates hosts the day's marquee fixture, pitting an Arsenal side unbeaten in the league against a Chelsea team that can't stop scoring — or conceding.

Arsenal — recent results

  • Aston Villa 0-1 Arsenal (W)
  • Coventry City 0-3 Arsenal (W)
  • Manchester City 3-0 Arsenal (L, Community Shield)
  • Arsenal 1-1 Como (D, friendly)
  • Borussia Dortmund 3-2 Arsenal (L, friendly)

Chelsea — recent results

  • Chelsea 4-3 Brighton & Hove Albion (W)
  • Chelsea 2-0 Luton Town (W, EFL Cup)
  • Fulham 2-3 Chelsea (W)
  • Chelsea 3-1 Real Sociedad (W, friendly)
  • Johor Darul Ta'zim 3-3 Chelsea (D, friendly)

Arsenal's two Premier League wins have come without conceding, though the Community Shield loss to Manchester City is a reminder they're not yet the finished article. Chelsea have been the division's most entertaining side going forward, scoring 15 and conceding nine across their last five matches, with Enzo Maresca still searching for defensive balance.

Prediction: Arsenal 2-1 Chelsea. Arsenal's defensive discipline should just about contain a Chelsea side that scores freely but leaves itself exposed at the other end.

5. Juventus v AC Milan — Serie A, 19:45

The night's late kick-off pits two of Serie A's perfect early movers against each other, with Juventus yet to concede a league goal and Milan flying after two away wins.

Juventus — recent results

  • Juventus 2-0 Parma (W)
  • Juventus 1-0 Frosinone (W)
  • Juventus 2-0 Palermo (W, friendly)
  • Inter Milan 2-1 Juventus (L, friendly)
  • Juventus 1-0 Chelsea (W, friendly)

AC Milan — recent results

  • Venezia 0-2 Milan (W)
  • Torino 1-2 Milan (W)
  • Manchester United 2-4 Milan (W, friendly)
  • Chelsea 3-0 Milan (L, friendly)
  • Milan 1-1 Inter Milan (D, friendly)

Juventus have made the perfect start under Luciano Spalletti, winning both of their opening Serie A fixtures without conceding. Milan have matched them for results if not for defensive solidity, winning both of their away trips so far this season and scoring freely in pre-season too.

Prediction: Juventus 2-1 AC Milan. Juventus' defensive record at home gives them the edge in what should be a closely-fought battle between Serie A's two perfect starters.

Form guides and team news correct at the time of writing. Score predictions are editorial analysis based on recent form, head-to-head record and available team news — they are not betting advice and results can always go against the odds.