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After a busy midweek of matches, the Premier League continues this weekend and we have an action-packed few days for you to enjoy.
Matchweek 19 begins with a derby between Wolverhampton Wanderers and West Bromwich Albion, the first of five matches on a Saturday that includes Fulham hosting west London rivals Chelsea.
On Sunday, the main focus will be a top-of-the-table showdown when champions Liverpool host current leaders Manchester United at Anfield.
The Matchweek concludes with Arsenal entertaining Newcastle United on Monday.
Here's when and how you can watch each match over the weekend on TV, or by streaming through NBC Sports.
2-3
WBA
Sam Allardyce has faced Wolves more often without ever losing than he has against any other side in the Premier League (P5 W3 D2).
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
0-1
BHA
Leeds are looking to win a third consecutive PL home match for the first time since a run of five between April and August 2001 under David O’Leary.
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
1-0
BUR
Burnley are looking to win a fourth consecutive top-flight match in London for the first time.
Where to watch: Watch on Peacock
0-1
CHE
Chelsea have lost just one of their 28 PL meetings with Fulham (W17 D10). Among the 373 fixtures to have been played at least 50 times in English top-flight history, the lowest win percentage by a team against an opponent is Fulham against Chelsea, with six per cent.
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
2-0
SOU
Southampton are unbeaten in their last four PL away matches against Leicester City, winning the last two.
Where to watch: Watch on Peacock
1-3
TOT
Sheffield United can be the first side to win consecutive Premier League matches when starting the day in bottom place since West Brom in April and May 2018.
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
0-0
MUN
Man Utd will be top of the table going into a league meeting with Liverpool for the first time since January 2013 under Sir Alex Ferguson, with the Red Devils going on to win the title in that campaign.
Where to watch: Watch on Peacock
4-0
CRY
Crystal Palace are looking to become the first team to win at both Manchester clubs in a single season since Liverpool in 2008/09, and the first London club to do so in the Premier League.
Where to watch: Watch on Peacock
3-0
NEW
Against no Premier League team has Andy Carroll scored more goals than the five he has netted versus Arsenal. He was the last player to score a winning goal for Newcastle at Arsenal, doing so November 2010.
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
