Saturday Premier League preview

Saturday, 24 August 2019 11:47

Here's a look ahead at what promises to be a cracking day of football with Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea all in action.

Saturday's extravaganza gets underway with Norwich City hosting Chelsea at Carrow Road.

Kick-off is at 3:30 pm UAE time.

Meanwhile Southampton travel to Brighton, Leicester City visit Sheffield and Manchester United play Crystal Palace at Old Trafford.

Watford are also in action as they battle it out against West Ham United at Vicarage Road.

All four matches get underway at 6 pm UAE time.

The last match of the day features a mouthwatering encounter between Liverpool and Arsenal.

Kick-off from Anfield is at 8:30 pm UAE time.

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