Manchester City looks to get back in the win column in English Premier League action on Sunday, as the powerhouse gets set to host Bournemouth.

Tomorrow, FC Liverpool and Aston Villa will face each other at 9 PM in the Premier League match.Here are the key facts about the game:Recent EncountersLiverpool has won six of their last seven

Starting atop the summit, the Gunners will host Crystal Palace. The Eagles forced a draw at the Emirates last season and have started this campaign strong despite a lack of depth. However, they won't have "wingfielder" Eberechi Eze on their side as he made the move back to his boyhood club.

Two top English Premier League clubs prepare for an important matchup on Saturday, as Tottenham Hotspur plays host to rival Chelsea.

Mohamed Salah wrote another chapter in his story at Liverpool. The Egyptian forward reached 276 goal involvements in the Premier League, equaling Wayne Rooney, who achieved the same number for

Traditional "Big 6" clubs have work to do, beginning with a clash between Tottenham and Chelsea in north London on Saturday. Tottenham is third on the table despite some shaky play, while the Blues are ninth -- despite being three points behind the Hotspurs. Chelsea is battling with injuries but cannot afford a loss.

On the other side, Aston Villa has responded after a slow start to the season. The Lions went winless in their first five matches of the season, but have since responded by coming out on top in their last five, including a 1-0 victory at home against Manchester City last week. Time: 4 p.m. ET Where: Anfield (Liverpool, U.K.)

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The Premier League has blamed the expansion of European club competitions for a reduction of Boxing Day games which has impacted “an important tradition in English football.” Just one game will be played on Dec.

Match Officials Confirmed for Crucial Premier League ClashLiverpool will host Aston Villa at Anfield this weekend as they look to halt a run of poor domestic form, with the

Wolves have sacked Vitor Pereira weeks after he signed a new long-term contract. Pereira took over from Gary O’Neil last December and guided the Molineux club away from the relegation zone before he secured a 16th-placed finish after a notable double over Manchester United.