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What’s next in the Premier League?
This afternoon’s fixtures resulted in all three home sides grabbing a win in front of their fans for the first time this season. Burnley saw out Sunderland in a thrilling 2-0 win with both teams now showing a great account of themselves in the Premier League. Brentford upset Aston Villa with a tidy 1-0 victory at the Gtech which will help them build momentum moving forward. Bournemouth held out a 1-0 win against 10-men Wolves who have now gone two games without scoring and conceding five in that time. But What’s next?
Premier League gameweek 2 still has five fixtures left to play with Arsenal hosting Leeds tonight. Gameweek 2 also includes some tasty match ups in tomorrow and Monday games with Fulham hosting Manchester United, Palace hosting Nottingham Forest in what’s expected to be a fiery game as is Newcastle vs Liverpool on Monday.
Gameweek 3 begins on Saturday, August 30 with Chelsea hosting Fulham in the last round of fixtures before the international break.
Thanks for following our live feed of today’s Premier League fixtures, see you next time!
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Full time: Burnley 2-0 Sunderland
Burnley grab all three points after a dominant second half display driven by midfielder Josh Cullen who grabbed a goal and assist. Sunderland will be annoyed with that result, especially after their performance in gameweek one as they lose out to their newly promoted counterparts.
Full time: Brentford 1-0 Aston Villa
Brentford grab their first three points of the season thanks to a debut goal from Ouattara in the 12th minute. Unai Emery will be disappointed that his team has lost that game and now gone through 180 minutes without scoring a goal.
Full time: Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves
Bournemouth grab all three points at home as they fended off 10-men Wolves who extend their losing streak to two games.
5 added minutes at the Gtech
Brentford edge closer to a massive win against Aston Villa as the referee adds 5 minutes of stoppage time.
10 MINUTES ADDED AT TURF MOOR
The referee gives Sunderland a fighting chance as 10 minutes are added to this game, is that enough time for a Black Cats response?
2-0 BURNLEY! 88′
Burnley double their lead through Anthony to ensure all three points! The man of the moment Josh Cullen assists Jaidon Anthony as Burnley go 2-0 up in the dying embers of the game.
6 added minutes at the Vitality
Bournemouth will have to endure six additional minutes of Wolves pressure to see out all three points.
Sunderland come close! 78′
Substitute Roberts comes close to equalising for the visitors as he burst into the penalty area before picking out Isidor but Esteve puts it out for a corner which he injured himself doing.
Canadian fans can catch the nail biting end to this game on Fubo and can use a VPN if travelling outside the country to watch from anywhere in the world.
The return of Kluivert 78′
The long awaited return of Bournemouth star, Justin Kluivert, takes place as he replaces goal scorer Marcus Tavernier.
Burnley substitutions 69′
Laurent replaces the injured Ugochukwu for Burnley and Sonne comes on for Larsen as Burnley look to keep Sunderland out and claim all three points.
Australian fans can watch this game on Stan Sport and if you’re travelling outside of Oz right now then use a VPN to get access to your Stan account.
Bournemouth double change 66′
Christie and Adli replace Scott and Brooks and Bournemouth look to see out a victory.
Emery looks for a reaction with substitutes 64′
Aston Villa make a double substitution as Malen comes on for Onana and Maatsen comes on for Digne. Attacking changes for Villa as they look to get back into the game.
Sunderland triple change 63′
Le Bris looks to utilise his bench to get back into this game as Roberts comes on for Talbi, Le Fee comes on for Adingra and Isidor comes on for Mayenda.
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CARD UPDATE:
Bournemouth: Adams (yellow), Scott (yellow)
Wolves: Toti (yellow and red), Hugo Bueno (yellow)
Brentford: Kelleher (yellow)
Aston Villa: Onana (yellow)
Burnley: N/A
Sunderland: Adingra
BICYCLE KICK ATTEMPT! 52′
Aston Villa’s Emi Buendia tried his luck from a headed knock down Morgan Rodgers with his attempt narrowly going over the bar.
Emery’s half time team talk seems to have worked wonders as Villa are the team on top early in the second half.
GOAL FOR BURNLEY! 47′
It’s the hosts who take the lead and it’s through midfielder Josh Cullen. A backheel from Anthony sets up the captain to curl one into the bottom-right corner from 18-yards out. 1-0 Burnley.
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RED CARD FOR WOLVES! 48′
Evanilson is taken down just outside box by Toti Gomes who is shown an immediate red card. Wolves are down to 10-men in a nightmare start to the second half for them.
2nd half begins!
Vitor Pereira makes two substitutes for Wolves as Hugo Bueno replaces Wolfe and Andre replaces Bellegarde.
No other team has made any changes during the break.
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US- In the states you can tune in via Peacock to watch Bournemouth vs Wolves and Burnley vs Sunderland. For Brentford vs Aston Villa you can watch on USA Network via Sling
CA- Over in Canada Fubo are streaming all the games
AU- Australian fans can watch the coverage from all three games on Stan Sport
Ukraine: In Ukraine right now? Setanta Sports are showing all the game as well as access to all 380 EPL games for JUST $2.63.
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HALF-TIME ACROSS THE BOARD
Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves: The home side dominated the early parts of the game, grabbing the lead through Tavernier early on. Wolves managed to regain a bit of grip in midfield after about 30 minutes and created a few chances from wide. Both teams go in knowing the game is still up for grabs.
Brentford 1-0 Aston Villa: Perhaps against most people’s predictions for this one, it’s the home side who go in on top at half time. Debutant Ouattara scored for the Bee’s as they also had a late goal in the half ruled out for a foul in the build up. Unai Emery will have to rally his team up at half time if he wants to leave with some points.
Burnley 0-0 Sunderland: It’s stalemate at Turf Moor going into half-time. The hosts had a goal ruled out after VAR review in the 18th minute but the game has been very close in the first half, both teams having three shots each as they share possession 49% to 51%. All is still to play for.
All three games have witnessed an enforced change as Sunderland’s Daniel Ballard came off for Jenson Seelt, Aston Villa’s Boubacar Kamara came off for Emi Buendia and Wolves’ Ki-Jana Hoever came off for debutant Jackson Tchatchoua.
Expect a big second half across all three games as they’re all still wide open and don’t forget that if you’re travelling away from home you can use a VPN to access your usual coverage.
Yet another enforced change 34′
This time it’s Wolves who are forced to make a change as Tchatchoua comes on for his debut to replace the injured Hoever who landed awkwardly.
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Yellow card for Sunderland’s Adringra 19′
A unnecessary card to receive really. Adingra goes into the book after slapping Mejbri in the face.
Another early substitution 16′
There’s another early substitution in this afternoon’s fixtures but this time it’s Aston Villa who are forced to make a change. Kamara comes off for Villa for Buendia who will presumably play in attacking midfield with Tielemens dropping into the midfield pivot.
BRENTFORD TAKE THE LEAD! 12′
Ouattara scores on his debut! A long ball from the goalkeeper is flicked on towards the striker who pokes the ball beyond both Villa centre halves and slides the ball past Martinez. 1-0 Brentford.
For this fixture fans in the US can watch on USA Network via Sling
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An early substitution for Sunderland 9′
Daniel Ballard was the hero for Sunderland in gameweek 1 but his game ends early here as he’s forced to come off with an injury 9′ minutes in. Jenson Seelt replaces the centre half.
Canadian fans can watch on Fubo who are showing the game live on their platform.
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Bournemouth hit the bar! 10′
Bournemouth came so close to doubling their lead but the shot rattles the top of the bar and Wolves manage to scramble the ball clear.
Brentford come close! 4′
Damsgaard goes on a brilliant run and tries to curl one into the far corner and is just off target
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BOURNEMOUTH SCORE! 5′
A deflected shot from Tavernier find the back of the Wolves net to give Bournemouth the lead five minutes in.
Australian fans can catch the action on Stan Sport
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HOW TO WATCH GUIDE
Follow our guide on how to watch all three of the fixtures this Saturday
Bournemouth vs Wolves:
US- In the states you can tune in via Peacock
CA- Over in Canada, as per usual, Fubo are streaming this one
AU- Australian fans can watch the coverage from the Vitality on Stan Sport
Ukraine: In Ukraine right now? Setanta Sports are showing the game as well as access to all 380 EPL games for JUST $2.63.
Brentford vs Aston Villa:
US- For this fixture, you can watch on USA Network via Sling
CA- Fubowill also be showing the Bees host Villa
AU- Your go to for this one is Stan Sport
Ukraine: For just $2.63, viewers in Ukraine can watch on Setanta Sports
Burnley vs Sunderland
US- To watch the Premier League new boys face off in the states, watch on Peacock
CA- Fans in Canada can watch the game on Fubo
AU- In Australia, Stan Sport will be showing this game as well as the other two games on their platform.
Ukraine: Setanta Sports are showing the games for JUST $2.63.
REMEMBER- If you’re travelling or working away for the games today, You can tune in to the streaming platforms of your home country using NordVPN
Match Preview: Burnley vs Sunderland
Two of the newly promoted teams face off early on in the 2025-26 Premier League campaign in what’s set to be a thriller.
Scott Parker’s Burnley host The Black Cats at Turf Moor after The Clarets were thumped 3-0 by Tottenham in gameweek 1, although the game was closer than the score suggests. Last year in the Championship, Burnley held an impressive defensive record, only conceding 18 goals in 48 matches. However, a crucial piece in that puzzle was goalkeeper James Trafford who departed for his boyhood club Manchester City this summer.
On the bright side, Burnley are unbeaten in their three Premier League home games against Sunderland, most recently a 4-1 victory in December 2018.
Regis Le Bris’ Sunderland enjoyed a marvellous return to the Premier League, beating West Ham 3-0 with goals from Mayenda, Ballard and Isidor. The Black Cats will be looking to pounce at the chance to extend their winning form against a dejected Burnley team.
After a summer spending spree, new boys Sunderland racked up a transfer bill of over ยฃ132 million and will be confident that their new new look side has the tools to dismantle Burnley.
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Match Preview: Brentford vs Aston Villa
The Bee’s started their 2025-26 EPL campaign with a disappointing 3-1 loss to Nottingham Forest, with a consolation goal from striker Igor Thiago from the penalty spot. The departure of key players such as Bryan Mbeumo, Christian Norgaard as well as manager Thomas Frank has proven to be difficult to deal with for Brentford. With ace, Yoane Wissa, also looking likely to depart for greener pastures, Brentford look on course for a difficult season under rookie manager Keith Andrews.
However, Andrew’s men will be looking for a positive result in front of their home fans for the first time this season, looking to overcome their six game winless streak against Villa in the League.
Unai Emery’s men come into this game after a stalemate vs Newcastle in their league opener. The lack of shots the Villans produced against Newcastle could be cause for concern for Emery but they have won in their last two visits to the Gtech and have scored in all eight of their Premier League meetings.
The big news is that goalkeeper Emi Martinez returns to the starting XI for Villa. However they are without Ezri Konsa as he’s suspended following a red card against Newcastle. Emery will have to adjust his defensive set up going into this battle, with both Mings and Torres looking to start at CB as they look to add to their impressive against a struggling Brentford.
Canadian fans can access the game via Fubo
Outside Canada right now? Use a VPN to watch from anywhwere
LINEUPS ANNOUNCED
Bournemouth vs Wolves:
Bournemouth starting XI: Petrovic, Smith, Diakite, Senesi, Truffert, Adams, Tavernier, Scott, Brooks, Semenyo, Evanilson
Bournemouth subs: Dennis, Hill, Araujo, Soler, Adli, Kluivert, Christie, Doak, Kroupi
Wolves starting XI: Sa, Gomes, Agbadou, Doherty, Hoever, Wolfe, Gomes, Munetsi, Arias, Bellegarde
Wolves subs: Johnstone, H.Bueno, S.Bueno, Mosquera, Andre, Lopez, Tchatchoua, Gomes, Hwang
Brentford vs Aston Villa:
Brentford starting XI: Kelleher, Kayode, van den Berg, Collins, Lewis-Potter, Henderson, Yarmolyuk, Damsgaard, Ouattara, Schade, Thiago
Brentford subs: Valdimarsson, Ajer, Henry, Hickey, Milambo, Onyeka, Jensen Carvalho, Peart-Harris
Aston Villa starting XI: Martinez, Digne, Mings, Torres, Cash, Kamara, Onana, Tielemans, Rogers, McGinn, Watkins
Aston Villa subs: Bizot, Proctor, Maatsen, Bogarde, Rowe, Buendia, Burrowes, Malen, Guessand
Burnley vs Sunderland:
Burnley starting XI: Dubravka, Walker, Ekdal, Esteve, Hartman, Cullen, Ugochuckwu, Mejbri, Larsen, Anthony, Foster
Burnley subs: Weiss, Worrall, Pires, Sonne, Ramsey, Laurent, Tchaouna, Edwards, Flemming
Sunderland starting XI: Roefs, Reinildo, Alderete, Ballard, Hume, Xhaka, Sadiki, Diarra, Adingra, Mayenda, Talbi
Sunderland bench: Patterson, Masuaku, Seelt, Rigg, Neil, Le Fee, Guiu, Roberts, Isidor
Match Preview: Bournemouth vs Wolves
Andori Iraola’s Bournemouth welcome Vitor Pereria’s Wolves to the Vitality stadium for this Premier League clash. Bournemouth showed a good account of themselves against Premier League champions, Liverpool, in gameweek 1 of the 2025-26 EPL season, losing 4-2 in an end-to-end thriller.
Riddled with summer departures, with key players such as Dean Huijsen and Illia Zabarnyi leaving for Real Madrid and PSG respectively and Milos Kerkez joining Liverpool, it’s more or less a new look back line for the Cherries as they’ll look to get their first three points of the season.
However, Bournemouth have managed to keep hold of star player, Antoine Semenyo, who dazzled against Liverpool. Bournemouth fans will be hoping the Ghanaian can lead them to victory against Wolves, who they have beaten three times in their last five Premier League meetings.
A similar summer of goodbyes took place in Wolverhampton as well, as Vitor Pereira lost talisman Matheus Cunha to Manchester United and left back Rayan Ait-Nouri to their Manchester rivals, the Citizens.
Wolves’ start to the 2025-26 Premier League campaign was one to forget as Ait-Nouri came back to haunt his former club as Manchester City shipped four passed Wolves with no reply. Pereira will be looking for a big response from his team as they look to bounce back from a harrowing opening day defeat. Wolves are unbeaten in five games at the Vitality stadium which should put them in good stead going into this game but their defensive fragilities shown in gameweek 1 may come to blossom once again if they can’t handle the pace of Bournemouth’s front line.
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2 HOURS UNTIL KICK OFF
In just under two hours time, 3 exciting games in gameweek 2 of the Premier League kick off. Wolves travel to the Vitality stadium to take on the Cherries, Brentford host Aston Villa at the Gtech and Premier League newcomers Burnley and Sunderland meet at Turf Moor.
Follow our live blog for team news, live updates how to watch all three games.
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