Newly-promoted teams Burnley and Leeds meet at Turf Moor on Saturday aiming to build on solid starts to life back in the top-flight. And they know one another well after going toe-to-toe for the Championship title last season.

The referee has been confirmed for Burnley v Leeds as the Premier League returns this weekend. Burnley return to Turf Moor after the international break with a massive clash against their promotion rivals from last season, Leeds United.

Sir Alex Ferguson walked past a Liverpool player in airports and hotels for more than two decades after the former Manchester United manager overheard a rude joke. As far as rivalries go, Manchester United and Liverpool is up there with the biggest. And the build-up rarely disappoints.

Liverpool are destined for a centre-back rebuild in transfer windows upcoming. Arguably, that process began last summer when the club swapped Jarell Quansah for Giovanni Leoni. Quansah, 22, left his

Leeds United were among the clubs linked with Joe Gomez in the summer - but he is reportedly unlikely to depart Liverpool.

Liverpool FC will play at home versus Arsenal FC on Sunday, after each won their most recent match in the Premier League -- beating Newcastle United and Leeds United, respectively. We provide our prediction for this matchup in the article below. Liverpool ...

Three of Liverpool's games have been rearranged after the Premier League confirmed its revised fixture list in the build-up to Christmas - following the latest broadcast selections. The Reds' clashes with Sunderland, Leeds United and Tottenham Hotspur have all been chosen for TV broadcast.

After three goalless Premier League games, Leeds won 3-1 against Wolves last time out – the Whites last netted 3+ goals in back-to-back top-flight games back in November 2022, one of which was in a 4-3 win against Bournemouth, and the other saw them lose 4-3 away at Spurs.

For more than a year, Elland Road had absorbed pressure without surrender. That resistance finally cracked against Tottenham, guided by the assurance of Mohammed Kudus. He delivered both precision and purpose, scoring once and creating another in a performance that moved Spurs to second in the league, within one point of Liverpool.