The Premier League returned this weekend with a full slate of fixtures delivering major upsets, late drama, and standout performances across England. From Nottingham Forest’s shock win at Anfield to Arsenal’s dominant North London Derby victory, every match brought its own storyline. Below is a complete roundup of all Premier League results, key moments, goal scorers, and each team’s next match as the season continues to heat up.
Burnley vs Chelsea: 0-2
The Premier League weekend kicked off with Chelsea visiting Turf Moor in the early match on Saturday, November 22. It was a one-sided affair as the Blues controlled the play throughout. Pedro Neto opened the scoring in the 37th minute, putting Chelsea ahead 1–0.It took until the 88th minute for another goal, when Enzo Fernández put the match to bed, making it 2–0.
Burnley Next Match: Brentford (A)
Chelsea Next Match: [UEFA CL] Barcelona (H)
Bournemouth vs West Ham: 2-2
The southern coast of England was hit with terrible weather this weekend, with high winds and heavy rain. Bournemouth and West Ham stepped out at Vitality Stadium in what was borderline storm conditions.
West Ham’s Callum Wilson grabbed their first chance of the match and made it count in the 11th minute with a good touch and a great finish, with goalkeeper Alphonse Areola even picking up an assist. Wilson doubled West Ham’s lead in the 35th minute, making it 2–0.
The second half told a completely different story, with the Cherries dominating. With 79% possession, 3.49 xG, and eight shots on target in the second half alone, West Ham were merely hanging on. A handball in the box gave Bournemouth a lifeline, and Marcus Tavernier converted from the spot in the 69th minute. Enes Ünal went on to tie the match 2–2 in the 81st minute.
West Ham managed to avoid conceding a winner, though Bournemouth came close. A 2–2 result saw the points shared.
Bournemouth Next Match: Sunderland (A)
West Ham Next Match: Liverpool (H)
Brighton vs Brentford: 2-1
The scoring began in the 29th minute when Brentford’s Thiago converted from the spot, giving the Bees a 1–0 lead.
Danny Welbeck brought the Seagulls level in the 71st minute. Brighton substitute Jack Hinshelwood then scored in the 84th to give Brighton a late 2–1 lead. In stoppage time, Brentford’s Thiago stepped up for a second penalty, but this time Bart Verbruggen read him perfectly and made the heroic save.
A 2–1 win for Brighton.
Brighton Next Match: Nottingham Forest (A)
Brentford Next Match: Burnley (H)
Fulham vs Sunderland: 1-0
A cagey match from Sunderland on the road saw Fulham create the majority of the real chances. Despite the pressure, it took until the 84th minute for Raúl Jiménez to score the only goal of the match, giving Fulham a 1–0 win at Craven Cottage.
Fulham Next Match: Tottenham (A)
Sunderland Next Match: Bournemouth (A)
Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest: 0-3
This match produced the biggest upset of the weekend. A struggling Liverpool side continued to look stuck in the mud as Forest won 3–0.
Murillo opened the scoring in the 33rd minute. Immediately after the break, in the 46th minute, Forest doubled their lead through Italian right-back Nicolò Savona. Forest’s main man Morgan Gibbs-White sealed the result in the 78th minute, embarrassing Liverpool in front of their home fans.
Liverpool Next Match: [UEFA CL] PSV Eindhoven (H)
Nottingham Next Match: [UEFA EL] Malmo FF (H)
Wolves vs Crystal Palace: 0-2
Bottom-of-the-table Wolves hosted Crystal Palace as they searched for their first Premier League win of the season. Their struggles continued as Palace’s Daniel Muñoz scored in the 63rd minute, with Yeremy Pino doubling the lead six minutes later.
Wolves Next Match: Aston Villa (A)
Crystal Palace Next Match: [UEFA ECL] Strasbourg (A)
Newcastle vs Manchester City: 2-1
A thrilling match in the North of England delivered another upset this weekend. Harvey Barnes scored the opener in the 63rd minute. The joy was short-lived, however, as Rúben Dias levelled for Manchester City just five minutes later.
Two minutes after City equalized, Barnes struck again, scoring his second in the 70th minute and giving Newcastle a 2–1 lead. That’s how it finished, with the Magpies upsetting the Sky Blues at St James’ Park.
Newcastle Next Match: [UEFA CL] Olympique Marseille (A)
Manchester City Next Match: [UEFA CL] Bayer Leverkusen (H)
Leeds vs Aston Villa: 1-2
Leeds’ Lukas Nmecha put the Whites in front early with an 8th-minute strike. They held the lead until halftime.
After the restart, Villa’s Morgan Rogers fired home the equalizer in the 48th minute. Rogers then doubled his tally – and secured the win – with a beautifully struck, knuckling direct free-kick that the Englishman executed perfectly.
Leeds Next Match: Manchester City (A)
Aston Villa Next Match: [UEFA EL] Young Boys (H)
Arsenal vs Tottenham: 4-1
The North London Derby delivered a night of one-sided excitement for Arsenal fans. Leandro Trossard opened the scoring in the 36th minute after the Gunners dominated the early stages.
Before the match, Thomas Frank claimed in his press conference that he “didn’t know” Eberechi Eze following the controversial summer transfer from Spurs to Arsenal. If he didn’t know him then, he certainly does now – Eze scored in the 41st, 46th, and 76th minutes, completing the first Premier League hat-trick in the North London Derby.
Richarlison pulled one back in the 55th minute with a clever 35-yard strike that caught David Raya off his line.
This edition of the derby finished 4–1 to the Gunners.
Arsenal Next Match: [UEFA CL] Bayern Munich (H)
Tottenham Next Match: [UEFA CL] Paris St-Germain (A)
Manchester United vs Everton: 0-1
A bag of mixed emotions here for Toffees fans I’m sure. Everton saw themselves go down to 10 men early on in this one in the 13th minute when Idrissa Gana Gueye seemingly blew up at teammate Michael Keane before Gueye then struck Keane in the face with an open-palmed slap. The Everton midfielder was shown a red and headed for the showers early.
10-man Everton were able to take the lead in the 29th minute through Kiernan Drewsbury-Hall. Once Everton got the lead, the difficult task of defending it while up a man began – and Everton defended it well, holding onto the narrow margin for the remainder of the match despite Manchester United’s unrelenting pressure.
Manchester United Next Match: Crystal Palace (A)
Everton Next Match: Newcastle United (H)
