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Watch on NBC Sports: Salah eyes century in Merseyside derby

16 Oct 2020

Make sure you don't miss a minute of the action as the Premier League returns this weekend for Matchweek 5

The Premier League is back after the international break and fans have plenty to look forward to.

Everton will aim to continue their winning start to the season in a huge Merseyside derby against champions Liverpool on Saturday.

Later that day, Manchester United travel to Newcastle United, while Manchester City host Arsenal.

Here's when and how you can watch each match on TV or streaming through NBC Sports.

EVE

2-2

LIV

Mohamed Salah is one goal away from becoming the 17th player to score 100 for Liverpool in all competitions.

Where to watch: Watch on NBC

CHE

3-3

SOU

Chelsea have won seven of their last nine Premier League meetings with Southampton.

Where to watch: Watch on NBC

MCI

1-0

ARS

Manchester City have recorded six successive Premier League victories against Arsenal, scoring three goals in each of their last three top-flight encounters.

Where to watch: Watch on NBC

NEW

1-4

MUN

Brighton & Hove Albion v Manchester United

Man Utd can achieve a club first with a sixth straight top-flight away win while scoring at least twice each time.

Where to watch: Watch on Peacock

SHU

1-1

FUL

Sheffield United have won their last 10 Premier League home matches against London clubs.

Where to watch: Watch on Peacock

CRY

1-1

BHA

Neal Maupay can become the first player to score in four consecutive league appearances for Brighton & Hove Albion since Tomer Hemed in February 2017.

Where to watch: Watch on Peacock

TOT

3-3

WHU

Harry Kane has been involved in more PL goals than any other player this season, scoring three and providing six assists. He has struck nine goals in his last 10 PL matches against West Ham United.

Where to watch: Watch on NBC

LEI

0-1

AVL

Leicester City have won four of their last five Premier League meetings with Aston Villa.

Where to watch: Watch on Peacock

WBA

0-0

BUR

Burnley will try to avoid starting a top-flight campaign with four straight defeats for the first time since 1927/28.

Where to watch: Watch on NBC

LEE

0-1

WOL

Patrick Bamford has been involved in four goals in his four league starts against Wolverhampton Wanderers, finding the net three times and getting an assist.

Where to watch: Watch on NBC