Premier League Weekend Preview: 12–14 September 2026 and Kenya Kick-Off Times

The Manchester derby leads the Premier League programme this weekend, with Manchester United hosting Manchester City on Sunday. Before then, Saturday brings home matches for Liverpool and Chelsea, followed by Arsenal’s evening trip to Sunderland.

Published on Friday, 11 September 2026, this ChekiOdds guide sets out the full programme for 12–14 September and the key questions to ask when reviewing the markets.

Premier League fixtures in Kenya time

All times below are East Africa Time (EAT). Kenya is two hours ahead of British Summer Time in September. The fixtures follow the Premier League’s official schedule, checked on 11 September. Kick-off times remain subject to change.

Saturday, 12 September

AFC Bournemouth vs Brentford — 5:00 pm EAT

Aston Villa vs Nottingham Forest — 5:00 pm EAT

Chelsea vs Hull City — 5:00 pm EAT

Crystal Palace vs Ipswich Town — 5:00 pm EAT

Liverpool vs Fulham — 5:00 pm EAT

Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton — 7:30 pm EAT

Sunderland vs Arsenal — 10:00 pm EAT

Sunday, 13 September

Coventry City vs Brighton & Hove Albion — 4:00 pm EAT

Manchester United vs Manchester City — 6:30 pm EAT

Monday, 14 September

Leeds United vs Newcastle United — 10:00 pm EAT

Manchester derby: separate the occasion from the price

United against City is our headline viewing pick. For anyone assessing the match odds, the useful starting point is the confirmed team selection: who starts in central defence, how each midfield is balanced and which forwards lead the attack.

A derby label alone does not establish whether both teams will score or whether the match will produce three or more goals. Those are different questions. A 1–1 result wins a both-teams-to-score “yes” bet but loses an over-2.5-goals bet. A 3–0 result does the reverse. Compare each market against your own reading of the game instead of treating them as interchangeable.

Saturday: give each fixture its own assessment

Liverpool–Fulham and Chelsea–Hull are part of the same afternoon window, but that does not make them a ready-made double. Start with each match independently, checking the latest club updates and confirmed line-ups before deciding whether the available price supports a selection.

Tottenham–Everton and Sunderland–Arsenal then offer two separate evening viewing slots. For the late game, be particularly careful to check the home-and-away order on the betting slip: Arsenal are the visitors. A familiar club name can make it easy to overlook the actual selection or market.

Three checks before comparing odds

Check the market and settlement terms. A standard full-time result market and a draw-no-bet market cover different outcomes. With draw no bet, the stake is normally returned if the match finishes level; confirm the bookmaker’s rules before placing a wager.

Check the price again at the point of selection. An earlier screenshot or preview may no longer reflect the available odds. Compare the same outcome, goal line and match period across bookmakers. Our guide to comparing bookmaker odds in Kenya explains the basic approach.

Keep separate matches separate in your reasoning. Adding a selection to an accumulator creates another result that must go your way. A larger possible payout does not, by itself, make the combined bet better value.

ChekiOdds’ weekend view

Put Sunday’s derby at the centre of your viewing plans, and use Saturday’s staggered schedule to follow the action without rushing a decision. This is a fixture guide and market checklist; no live bookmaker prices or confirmed starting line-ups are quoted here.

For those choosing to bet, set a limit beforehand and keep it within what you can afford to lose. No selection is guaranteed, and skipping a match is always an option.