Week five of the Premier League marks the final set of matches before the extended September international break, giving teams at both ends of the table a chance to secure strong results before the pause. Top teams like Arsenal and Manchester City have remained undefeated so far this season, while lower-league sides such as Tottenham and Coventry City have struggled to find the net, remaining goalless in their first four league games. For fans looking to keep up with the action, highlights from each game will be available on Match of the Day, with live updates accessible on the BBC Sport website and app. In the UK, digital highlights will be posted on the BBC Sport platforms after each match, and users can receive live score updates directly on their phone lock screens by following their favorite teams. Match coverage can also be heard on BBC Radio 5 Live and the BBC Sounds app, offering a convenient way to stay updated on the action. This week’s fixtures include a range of high-profile and intriguing matches. On Friday, 18 September, Brentford will face Chelsea at 20:00 BST. Saturday, 19 September, features several key games, including Tottenham Hotspur against Aston Villa at 12:30, Brighton and Hove Albion hosting Arsenal at 15:00, and matches involving Everton, Newcastle United, and Nottingham Forest. Sunday, 20 September, will see Bournemouth take on Liverpool, Manchester City face Sunderland, and Fulham meet Manchester United in a highly anticipated clash. All matches will be broadcast in British Summer Time. Match of the Day will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Saturday at 22:20 and Sunday at 22:30 BST. The BBC Sport website has been showcasing highlights of every Premier League match since the start of the 2026-27 season. These highlights will be available on the BBC Sport app, website, and iPlayer on Saturdays and Sundays, typically from 20:00 BST. Additional coverage includes Final Score, which will air on iPlayer and Red Button at 14:45 and on BBC One at 15:45, with Final Score: The Reaction available on iPlayer from 17:15. BBC Radio 5 Live will provide commentary for several matches, including Arsenal vs Brighton, Newcastle vs Hull City, and Fulham vs Manchester United. Listeners can access these broadcasts through the BBC Sounds app, which also offers new radio streams such as Sports Extra 2 and Sports Extra 3, exclusive to the platform. The Football Fix collection on BBC Sounds brings together all Premier League commentary, along with pre-match analysis, post-match reaction, and football podcasts. Smart speakers can also be used to stream 5 Live Premier League coverage by asking the device to play "5 Live" or "Sports Extra 3."