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Week 1 Premier League Fixtures Results Release Premier League 2025/2026 Season

Premier League 2025/26: Opening Week One Result

The Premier League kicked off its 2025/26 campaign in grand style, and as expected, the first week of action was packed with goals, drama, and early talking points. From champions Liverpool’s strong statement to Arsenal’s narrow win at Old Trafford, fans were reminded why English football remains the most exciting in the world.

Liverpool Start Title Defense in Style

On Friday night at Anfield, Liverpool 4–2 Bournemouth set the tone for the new season. Goals from Hugo Ekitike, Cody Gakpo, Federico Chiesa, and Mohamed Salah powered the Reds past a stubborn Bournemouth side, despite Antoine Semenyo’s brace for the visitors. Jürgen Klopp’s men looked sharp, underlining their intention to defend their crown.

Stalemates and Shared Spoils

Saturday saw two cagey encounters. Aston Villa 0–0 Newcastle United ended goalless, with both sides missing chances in a tense midfield battle. At the Amex, Brighton 1–1 Fulham produced an even contest, ensuring both clubs left with a point.

Sunderland Shine on Premier League Return

Newly promoted Sunderland lit up the Stadium of Light with a stunning 3–0 win over West Ham United. The Black Cats, back in the top flight, dominated from start to finish, sending a warning that they won’t just be passengers this season.

Spurs and City Flex Their Muscles

Elsewhere, title contenders delivered emphatic wins. Tottenham Hotspur 3–0 Burnley showcased Ange Postecoglou’s attacking blueprint, while Manchester City 4–0 Wolves reminded everyone of their ruthless efficiency. Erling Haaland grabbed a brace as the champions of two seasons ago cruised.

Chelsea Stumble, Forest Impress

At Stamford Bridge, Chelsea 0–0 Crystal Palace frustrated home fans as the Blues failed to break down their London rivals. Meanwhile, Nottingham Forest 3–1 Brentford delighted the City Ground faithful, with Forest showing attacking intent that could make them dark horses this season.

Arsenal Strike at Old Trafford

In the weekend’s headline clash, Manchester United 0–1 Arsenal, the Gunners stole all three points thanks to Riccardo Calafiori’s decisive strike. The result gave Mikel Arteta’s men an early boost in their title push, while Erik ten Hag’s United were left with familiar questions about their consistency.

Leeds Edge Everton in Controversial Finish

Rounding off the weekend, Leeds United 1–0 Everton was settled by a contentious penalty from Nmecha. Everton boss David Moyes raged at officials over the handball decision, but the result handed Leeds a perfect start to the season.

Full Gameweek 1 Results