Premier League Round 4: What to Watch, Who's In Form and Where to Find Live Scores

Round 4 is where the league starts to separate the early leaders from the rest. The games are already shaping the title race, the relegation battle, and the mid‑table scramble. Below you’ll find the dates, kick‑off times, and a quick look at the most exciting match‑ups.

Top Fixtures and What to Expect

Manchester City travel to Liverpool – a clash of two attacking powerhouses. Both teams have already scored six goals in three games, so expect a fast‑paced, open affair. Keep an eye on the midfield battle; Kevin De Bruyne’s passing vs. Jordan Henderson’s work‑rate could decide who controls the tempo.

Arsenal host Tottenham at the Emirates. The North London derby always brings fireworks, and both sides are looking to cement their top‑four ambitions. Look for Bukayo Saka’s dribbling and Harry Kane’s finishing to be the game‑changers.

At the other end, Southampton visit Brentford. The two clubs are fighting to stay clear of the drop zone. Brentford’s high‑press might force Southampton into mistakes, while the Saints rely on James Ward‑Prowse’s set‑piece delivery.

Key Player Updates & Form Guide

Injuries are shaping line‑ups this week. Erling Haaland is still out with a hamstring strain, meaning City will rely on Phil Foden to lead the attack. Meanwhile, Tottenham’s Son Heung‑min is back after a two‑week lay‑off, giving the Spurs a creative spark.

Form stats: Liverpool have kept three clean sheets, making them the most defensively solid side so far. Arsenal, on the other hand, have scored the most goals (seven) but have also conceded three, highlighting a need for defensive tightening.

Betting fans should note that the odds are tight for the City‑Liverpool game, with bookmakers giving both sides a win probability close to 40%. The Arsenal‑Tottenham derby sees Arsenal as slight favorites, but a single mistake can flip the result.

Ways to watch: All matches are streamed live on the official Premier League app, Sky Sports, and BT Sport. If you prefer free options, the BBC provides highlights the next day, and you can catch live radio commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live.

Quick recap – check the fixture table below for dates, kick‑offs and channels. Keep an eye on injury reports before each game, and don’t forget to follow the post‑match analysis for tactical insights.

Enjoy the football, and may your favorite team come out on top in Round 4!