The 2026 / 27 Premier League continues this weekend, and we’ve got a fantastic double header: with Tottenham hosting Aston Villa in the early kick off, followed by Newcastle United taking on Hull City.

Things Can Only Get Better (surely) for Spurs this season, after narrowly avoiding relegation and seeing managers Thomas Frank & Igor Tudor come and go.

Spurs have splashed some cash in the Summer transfer window, bringing in Jan Paul van Hecke, Mateus Fernandes, Sandro Tonali, Savio & Mykhaylo Mudryk. After steadying the ship late last season, can manager Roberto De Zerbi keep Spurs trending upwards away away from the drop zone?

After winning the Europa League last season, and seeing a strong Villa representation at the World Cup, a lot has since changed for Unai Emery’s men.

Morgan Rogers, Youri Tielemans, Ezri Konsa, Ollie Watkins and EmiMartínez have all departed; and the spine of Aston Villa will look wildly different this season.

However, the Villa hierarchy hasn’t sat and dwelled; swiftly bringing in Johan Manzambi, João Gomes, Nicolas Jackson, Ibrahim Mbaye and Zion Suzuki to fill the void; and there’s good reason to stay excited at Villa Park.

Newcastle fought back well in their previous home match against Bournemouth, to rescue a point thanks to Jacob Ramsey’s 88th minute equaliser.

Newly promoted Hull have enjoyed a strong start to the season, including two wins and a draw, and the continued rise of Aussie Lucas Herrington, looking calm and assured at the back, helping the Tigers to more and more clean sheets.

Watch both matches live and loud downstairs at the Sherlock Holmes.

⚽︎ Tottenham v Aston Villa

🕤9:30pm

🏟️White Hart Lane

⚽︎ Newcastle United v Hull City

🕤12am

🏟️St James Park

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