Watch Live: Chelsea v Newcastle, Tottenham v Watford headline 10am ET games

By Joe Prince-WrightOct 19, 2019, 9:44 AM EDT

Six games kick off at 10 a.m. ET on a busy Saturday in the Premier League.

Tottenham host Watford, Newcastle head to Chelsea, Wolves host Southampton, Bournemouth and Norwich do battle on the South Coast, Burnley travel to Leicester and Aston Villa host Brighton.

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You can access additional games by purchasing the new “Premier League Pass” via NBC Sports Gold which also includes an extensive selection of shoulder programming such as Premier League News, Premier League Today and NBC Sports originals such as Premier League Download and much more.

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For those of you familiar with the Premier League Breakaway Show during busy days (Boxing Day, New Year’s Day, Championship Sunday etc.) in the PL, this will follow that model of being similar to the NFL RedZone with action shown from all of the games in the 10 a.m. ET window. More info is available here.

The schedule for the six games at 10 a.m. ET is below and you can stream each game live by clicking on the links.

10 a.m. ET: Tottenham v. Watford – NBCSN [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Aston Villa v. Brighton – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Bournemouth v. Norwich – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Chelsea v. Newcastle – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Leicester v. Burnley – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Wolves v. Southampton – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]

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Watford, Sheffield United wallow in scoreless draw

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By Nicholas MendolaOct 5, 2019, 12:26 PM EDT

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A forgettable draw at Vicarage Road saw Watford and Sheffield United each take a point.

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The visitors move 12th with nine points, while last-place Watford remains winless after eight matches and has three points.

Three things we learned

1. Chances untaken by Hornets…: When your club is playing poorly, even the good things go sour. Roberto Pereyra was a spark plug, and should’ve had Watford up 1-0 inside of 10 minutes when he swept a cross around Tom Heaton and onto the path of Andre Gray. Gray might’ve been proven offside by VAR but it didn’t get that far as the former Burnley man slapped his shot over the bar.

2. …Or anyone for that matter: Between goalkeepers Ben Foster and Dean Henderson, there was a total of five saves. Watford was credited with the only big chances created in the match (three)

3. Norwood the star man: Look to the captain. If anything was going to happen, it seemed like the Blades skipper was going to be the man who got it done. Our Man of the Match, Norwood had 115 touches and completed 88 percent of his passes in the middle of the park. A lackluster Man of the Match? Sure, but it was a lackluster game.

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There were chances for both teams in the early stages — see Point No. 1 above — and Watford was unable to take care of some disorganization from the Blades at the back.

But Sheffield United’s pursuit of a goal seemed more likely to produce something, creative rather than relying on errors from the Hornets.

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Watch Live: Liverpool v. Leicester headlines 10am ET games

By Joe Prince-WrightOct 5, 2019, 9:42 AM EDT

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Four Premier League games are coming your way at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday.

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Liverpool host Leicester City in an intriguing clash at Anfield, while Everton travel to Burnley, Watford host Sheffield United and new boys Norwich and Aston Villa do battle.

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The schedule for the four games at 10 a.m. ET is below and you can stream each game live by clicking on the links.

10 a.m. ET: Liverpool v. Leicester City – NBCSN [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Burnley v. Everton – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Norwich City v. Aston Villa – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Watford v. Sheffield United – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]

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Wolves finally win, add to Watford’s woes

By Joe Prince-WrightSep 28, 2019, 12:18 PM EDT

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Wolverhampton Wanderers secured their first victory of the Premier League season as they beat Watford 2-0 at Molineux on Saturday.

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Matt Doherty scored in the first half and his cross was knocked into his own net by Daryl Janmaat in the second half as Watford improved after the break but couldn’t cope with Wolves’ quality in attack.

The win moves Wolves on to seven points for the season, while Watford have just two and sit bottom.

3 things we learned

1. Wolves back to their fluid best: Their first goal was reminiscent of last season as Wolves were patient and picked their passes and final ball perfectly. Wolves have struggled early in the season but they showed glimpses that their attacking fluidity is finally returning. The Europa League is a distraction, but any relegation fears Wolves fans had for this season will soon evaporate.

2. Defensive woes continue for Watford: The Hornets were their own worst enemies against Wolves as they failed to follow their runners and just couldn’t keep their shape. They are bottom of the table on one two points and have conceded 20 goals in seven games. This is a big, big project for Quique Sanchez Flores.

3. Lift-off for Nuno: He has hit out at his team, especially for their defensive displays, but Nuno Espirito Santo will be happy after this. His team were far from perfect and sat back a lot in the second half, but they got the job done. This feels like Wolves’ new season can finally get going.

Man of the Match: Matt Doherty – A marauding display from right back as he scored one and set up the other. Doherty was back to the form we saw him in last season. A tireless and selfless display.

Wolves were lively early on as Neto broke free and crossed for Jimenez but the Mexican star couldn’t get on the end of the ball.

Neto did provide an assist moments later as his clever run was picked out following a lovely team move, and his ball to the center of the goal was tapped home by Doherty. A wonderful team goal from Wolves.

Watford really struggled to cope with Wolves’ tempo and wide play, as Adama Traore then looked to have his cross blocked by a hand but no penalty kick was given.

After long stoppages as both Romain Saiss and Raul Jimenez went down for Wolves, the game lost its way in the first half.

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Watford improved in the second half and Rui Patricio was forced to save Holebas’ header and then denied Tom Cleverley with the follow up.

Wolves then put the result beyond doubt as another fine move out wide saw Doherty cross and Morgan Gibbs-White flicked the header into Janmatt who directed the ball into his own net.

Danny Welbeck then forced Patricio into a save but the win was fairly routine for Wolves, as they bagged their first victory of the season.

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Watch Live: Chelsea v. Brighton, Tottenham v. Saints headline 10am ET games

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By Joe Prince-WrightSep 28, 2019, 9:48 AM EDT

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Six Premier League games take center stage at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, as potential upsets are the focus.

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Two bigs boys are in action as Tottenham host Southampton and Chelsea host Brighton, while Norwich head to Palace, Burnley travel to Aston Villa, Bournemouth host West Ham and Wolves and Watford clash at Molineux.

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The schedule for the six games at 10 a.m. ET is below and you can stream each game live by clicking on the links.

10 a.m. ET: Chelsea v. Brighton – NBCSN [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Aston Villa v. Burnley – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Bournemouth v. West Ham – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Crystal Palace v. Norwich City – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Tottenham v. Southampton – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]
10 a.m. ET: Wolves v. Watford – NBC Sports Gold [STREAM]

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