S53E37 2024/25: 25/5/25
Gary Lineker introduces Premier League highlights, including Bournemouth v Chelsea, Tottenham v Watford, Manchester City v Hull, Middlesbrough v Burnley, Stoke v Liverpool, West Brom v Southampton and West Ham v Swansea.
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#2
S54E17
2025/26: 25/10/25
Gary Lineker introduces Premier League highlights, including the lunchtime kick-off between London rivals West Ham and Chelsea. Other games include Tottenham against Stoke, Crystal Palace playing Bournemouth, Watford visiting Burnley, Huddersfield hosting Brighton, Swansea against West Brom and Leicester's trip to Newcastle.
#3
S54E2
2025/26: 17/8/25
Gary Lineker introduces highlights from the Premier League's opening weekend, including Watford v Liverpool, Chelsea v Burnley, Everton v Stoke, Crystal Palace v Huddersfield, Southampton v Swansea, West Brom v Bournemouth and Brighton & Hove Albion v Manchester City, as well as Friday night's curtain-raiser between Arsenal and Leicester. Jurgen Klopp will be expecting his Liverpool side to make a winning start as they travel to Watford in Saturday's early game. The Reds won at Vicarage Road last season thanks to a stunning overhead kick by Emre Can, which was voted Match of the Day's Goal of the Season. Champions Chelsea will be looking for a repeat of last season's 3-0 home win over Burnley, while Brighton & Hove Albion face a tough start to life in the Premier League as they take on Pep Guardiola's Manchester City.
- 4. S54E3 "2025/26: 23/8/25"
- 5. S54E13 "2025/26: 4/10/25"
- 6. S1E1 "1964/65: 22/8/64"
- 7. S54E1 "2025/26: 16/8/25"
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#7
S54E1
2025/26: 16/8/25
Manish Bhasin presents highlights of the traditional curtain-raiser to the Premier League season as Champions Chelsea face FA Cup winners Arsenal at Wembley. Antonio Conte's team will be looking to quickly forget that 2-1 FA Cup Final loss to the Gunners at the same ground back in May, with both teams expected to show off some of their expensive summer signings.
- 6. S1E1 "1964/65: 22/8/64"
- 5. S54E13 "2025/26: 4/10/25"
- 4. S54E3 "2025/26: 23/8/25"
- 3. S54E2 "2025/26: 17/8/25"
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Top Standout: S53E37 2024/25: 25/5/25
Most Infamous: S1E1 1964/65: 22/8/64
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