The Premier League returns for its fourth round of fixtures, with seven matches scheduled for a busy Saturday.

There is no early kick-off this time, with the action beginning at 3pm. Liverpool welcome Fulham to Anfield as Andoni Iraola’s side look to continue their campaign against a Fulham team struggling for form.

Crystal Palace will also be in action at Selhurst Park, where they face newly promoted Ipswich Town.

Bournemouth are hoping to bounce back after surrendering a winning position against Newcastle United last weekend. They host Brentford at the Vitality Stadium and will be looking to secure all three points.

Aston Villa are still searching for their first victory of the season and face Nottingham Forest at home in the West Midlands, with Oliver Glasner’s side providing a tough challenge.

Chelsea take on Hull City in another 3pm fixture. Hull have made an impressive defensive start to the season and are the only team in the division yet to concede a league goal, giving Chelsea a difficult task.

Later in the day, at 5:30pm, Tottenham face Everton. Spurs boss Roberto De Zerbi is still waiting for his first Premier League victory in charge and will hope to change that against an Everton side coming off a dramatic late goal that earned them a point against Manchester United.

The final match of the day comes at 8pm, with Sunderland hosting reigning champions Arsenal at the Stadium of Light in what promises to be one of the weekend’s biggest fixtures.

With plenty of storylines across the seven games, fans can follow all the major moments, talking points and viral incidents throughout the day.