Follow build-up to seven Premier League matches, including Brighton v Leeds, Burnley v Arsenal, Crystal Palace v Brentford & Fulham v Wolves, with live text updates and reaction.

Burnley face their toughest test since returning to the top flight on Sunday when the reigning champions Liverpool visit Turf Moor. Scott Parker’s side will be looking to build on a competitive, if inconsistent, start to the season. However, they must ...

After suffering their fourth straight defeat, Liverpool are in crisis -- how did they get here? And what can we learn from the underlying stats?

Liverpool’s 2–1 defeat to Manchester United on Sunday afternoon condemned Arne Slot’s side to their fourth successive loss across all competitions, the club’s worst run of form since the dark days of Brendan Rodgers’s tenure more than a decade ago.

Liverpool has lost six of its last seven games, putting Arne Slot under serious pressure as manager of the struggling team.

Ahead of the clash, Mikel Arteta gave a number of updates during his presser. William Saliba has been injured and missed the Carabao Cup win over Brighton in midweek. The Spaniard gave an update on the centre-back on Friday. Arteta also commented on Gabriel Martinelli after he missed out against the Seagulls.

Burnley face the daunting task of taking on the league leaders Arsenal this weekend – a side that difficult to register a shot on target against, never mind score.

Liverpool sit seven points off the pace in the Premier League title race, and on Wednesday, more pain was inflicted on Arne Slot as the Reds were dumped out of the Carabao Cup by Crystal Palace

Arsenal brushed Burnley aside 2-0 on Saturday to open up a seven-point lead at the top of the Premier League as struggling Nottingham Forest held