English Premier League 2024/25. Schedule, results and standings of the seventh round
This weekend, October 5 and 6, the seventh round of the English Premier League takes place, marking the final matches before the international break.
The round opened with a match between Liverpool and Crystal Palace, where the "Reds" secured a narrow victory, maintaining their position at the top of the table. Arsenal and Man City also won their matches, while Brentford and Wolverhampton provided fans with a true spectacle, scoring a total of eight goals between them.
On Sunday, October 6, Manchester United once again failed to win. Chelsea drew with Nottingham, while Brighton secured a comeback victory at home against Tottenham.
The Dailysports team has prepared the schedule, results, and standings for the seventh round of the English Premier League.
Please note that match kickoff times are listed in Central European Time.
Premier League. Matchday 7
- 5 October
13:30 Crystal Palace vs Liverpool - 0:1
Goal: Jota 9
16:00 Arsenal - Southampton - 3:1
Goals: Havertz 58, Martinelli 69, Saka 88 - Archer 55
16:00 Brentford - Wolverhampton - 5:3
Goals: Collins 2, Mbeumo 20, penalty, Noergaard 28, Pinnock 45+2, Carvalho 90 - Cunha 4, Larsen 26, Ait Nuri 90+3
16:00 Leicester - Bournemouth - 1:0
Goal: Buananotte 16
16:00 Manchester City - Fulham - 3:2
Goals: Kovacic 32, 47, Doku 82 - Pereira 26, Muniz 89
16:00 West Ham - Ipswich - 4:1
Goals: Antonio 1, Kudus 43, Bowen 50, Paqueta 69 - Delap 6
18:30 Everton - Newcastle - 0:0
- 6 October
15:00 Aston Villa - Manchester United - 0:0
15:00 Chelsea - Nottingham Forest - 1:1
Goals: Madueke 57 - Wood 50
Sent off: Ward-Prowse 78 (Nottingham)
17:30 Brighton - Tottenham - 3:2
Goals: Minteh 48, Rutter 58, Welbeck 66 - Johnson 23, Maddison 37
Premier League standings
Premier League. Matchday 8
- 19 October
13:30 Tottenham vs West Ham
16:00 Fulham - Aston Villa
16:00 Ipswich - Everton
16:00 Manchester United - Brentford
16:00 Newcastle - Brighton
16:00 Southampton - Leicester
18:30 Bournemouth - Arsenal
- 20 October
15:00 Wolverhampton - Manchester City
17:30 Liverpool - Chelsea
- 21 October
21:00 Nottingham - Crystal Palace
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