Premier League fixtures this week, kick-off times and how to follow as Arsenal vs Tottenham headline the midweek action

The Premier League is back and we are going to enjoy a calendar full of midweek matches.

There were no top-flight matches over the weekend as FA Cup The playoffs took over, with those matchups being played starting last Thursday.

But after the cup action, it's Premier League time again and the games will begin on Tuesday night.

First, city ​​of manchester They look for a third consecutive victory when they face each other Brentford after finally ending his sad streak.

Pep Guardiola's team have beaten Leicester and West Ham in their last two league games and also scored goals salford city 8-0 on Saturday.

This leaves them chasing the top four again, hoping to improve on the result of Chelsea who are playing Bournemouth at Stamford Bridge at the same time.

The Blues go into action on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., while West Ham take on Fulham in a London derby to complete the trio of matches in that time slot.

High flights Nottingham Forest then take on the Premier League leaders Liverpool at 8 p.m. in a great match at the top of the table.

A victory for Forest at the City Ground would put them within three points of first place and, so far this season, they are the only team to beat Arne Slot's team.

On Wednesday night, three teams fighting for last place will be in action when Leicester host Crystal Palace, Everton face Villa Aston and the Wolves travel to Newcastle.

Those games could really shake up the relegation battle, while Villa and the Magpies need wins to stay in the race for European football.

The final kick-off will be the North London derby. Arsenal Take on Tottenham at the Emirates, with the Gunners struggling for form.

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Mikel Arteta's team has lost manchester united in the FA Cup and Newcastle in the Carabao Cup semi-finals ahead of this match.

It gives the Spurs, who were taken to extra time by non-league Tamworth weekend, a chance to really damage their bitter rivals' title chances.

Then, to conclude on Thursday night, Ipswich will look to climb out of the relegation zone against Brighton at 7.30pm.

And at 8pm, Man United will try to back up their FA Cup victory at Arsenal and a draw at Liverpool with three points down. Southampton.

All matches will be broadcast by TNT Sports. You can find more details on how to sign up for Discovery+ and TNT Sports. here.

You'll also be able to follow the goals as they happen on Tuesday and Wednesday nights live on talkSPORT.

Adrian Durham will be your host both days and will be accompanied by Troy DeeneyScott Minto, Danny Mills and Emmanuel Petit.

As well as this, you can also follow regular updates on all the action on our dedicated Premier League live blog. here on talkSPORT.com.

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