Updated 23 July 2026

Gameweek 6, planned early.

The published fixture card and an evidence-led watchlist. Revisit near the deadline for updated roles, injuries and official game information.

Fixture card

The 10 matches

Arsenal v Leeds UnitedARS home · LEE away

Aston Villa v BrentfordAVL home · BRE away

Chelsea v AFC BournemouthCHE home · BOU away

Coventry City v Newcastle UnitedCOV home · NEW away

Crystal Palace v Nottingham ForestCRY home · NFO away

Hull City v EvertonHUL home · EVE away

Ipswich Town v FulhamIPS home · FUL away

Liverpool v Manchester CityLIV home · MCI away

Manchester United v Tottenham HotspurMUN home · TOT away

Sunderland v Brighton & Hove AlbionSUN home · BHA away

Early watchlist

A conversation starter, not predicted points.

Bruno FernandesManchester United · MID · TOT (H)
Elite 2025/26 output and captaincy potential in the opening weeks.

97evidence

GabrielArsenal · DEF · LEE (H)
Last season's leading defender in this reviewed watchlist.

96evidence

Morgan Gibbs-WhiteNottingham Forest · MID · CRY (A)
Finished 2025/26 in exceptional form and has attractive home fixtures.

90evidence

Erling HaalandManchester City · FWD · LIV (A)
The reviewed points leader and standout early captaincy candidate.

99evidence

David RayaArsenal · GK · LEE (H)
Elite clean-sheet evidence; premium planning cost.

91evidence

Alexander IsakNewcastle United · FWD · COV (A)
Premium finishing quality; confirm fitness and transfer status.

86evidence

William SalibaArsenal · DEF · LEE (H)
Minutes security and clean-sheet strength.

88evidence

Declan RiceArsenal · MID · LEE (H)
Set pieces and defensive contributions broaden his routes to points.

88evidence

Rank reliable, aggressive and differential captain profiles.

Compare the move with your saved squad and upcoming run.

Check minutes, fitness, vice-captain and final saved squad.