Landmark scorer: Coventry face Newcastle this weekend. Back in September 2000, @alanshearer scored his 200th league goal in Newcastle’s 2-0 win at Highfield Road. #PUSB#NUFC#PLWeekend#PLFixtures
Goal-and-assist creator: Liverpool take on Manchester City this weekend. When they met at Anfield in December 2024, Mohamed Salah set up Cody Gakpo before sealing a 2-0 win from the spot. #LFC#MCFC#PLWeekend#PLFixtures
Twenty-goal scorer: Everton meet Hull this weekend. Back in 2017, Romelu Lukaku’s stoppage-time brace made him the first Everton player since Gary Lineker to reach 20 league goals in a season. #EFC#HCAFC#PLWeekend#PLFixtures
Unbeaten-run scorer: Crystal Palace face Nottingham Forest this weekend. In last season’s 1-1 draw, Callum Hudson-Odoi’s breakaway equaliser cancelled Ismaila Sarr’s opener and kept both sides unbeaten. #CPFC#NFFC#PLWeekend#PLFixtures
Set-piece scorer: Manchester United meet Tottenham this weekend. Bryan Mbeumo’s finish from a short-corner routine started a 2-0 win last season, a fourth straight league victory under Michael Carrick. #MUFC#THFC#PLWeekend#PLFixtures
Fixture flashback: Sunderland host Brighton this weekend. Yankuba Minteh’s 59th-minute finish decided their most recent meeting at the Stadium of Light. #SAFC#BHAFC#PLWeekend#PLFixtures
Penalty drama: Fulham face Ipswich this weekend. When the sides met at Craven Cottage in January 2025, Raúl Jiménez scored twice from the spot in a dramatic 2-2 draw. #FFC#ITFC#PLWeekend#PLFixtures
Historic scorer: Bournemouth welcome Chelsea this weekend. Joshua King scored twice in a 4-0 win that handed Chelsea their first four-goal league defeat since 1996. #AFCB#CFC#PLWeekend#PLFixtures