It's the final domestic weekend before the last international break of 2025 and, as always, we have some great matches for you this Saturday! In the Premier League, Tottenham Hotspur came from behind to stun Manchester United with two late goals but they conceded a header from Matthijs de Ligt right in the last minute and it ended 2-2.

Arsenal's 10-match winning streak ended with a 2-2 draw at Sunderland, as Brian Brobbey scored a late equalizer. Manchester United also drew 2-2 at To

Arsenal restored their five-point lead at the top of the Premier League with Eddie Nketiah scoring twice in a 3-2 defeat of Manchester United, including a 90th-minute winner, in a rip-roaring clash at The Emirates on Sunday.

The Gunners reportedly have a cut-price deal for a classy Spain Under-21 in their sights - we've taken a look at the likelihood of the move and how it could impact a recent Arteta recruit

Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic cemented their status as arguably the Premier League’s best ever centre-back partnership, while Edwin van der Sar kept 14 clean sheets in a row between November and February. That is still an English top-flight record. Unsurprisingly.

Manchester City and Liverpool have shared the last eight Premier League titles, but could a new force could claim the 2025/26 prize. Few would bet against Arsenal at this stage.

Follow build-up to two Women's Super League games, including Arsenal v Chelsea & Manchester United v Aston Villa with live text updates and reaction.

Peacock is the only streaming alternative to Prime Video in the United States, but Canadians can also tune in via DAZN and fuboTV. If you’re watching from Mexico, Caliente TV and FOX One will be showing the game.