Manchester City v Fulham, Aston Villa v Brighton and more – Premier League clockwatch

2026-02-11 - 18:35

Updates from Wednesday night’s action Latest scores | Any comments? Email Tim When two Premier League games come along within a few days, fortunes change fast. This midweek has already proved too much for Thomas Frank, who lost to Newcastle and found himself getting sacked in the morning. A tight turnaround, combined with the relentless tempo of the Prem, means that everyone is liable to falter. With Chelsea and Man United both drawing last night against opponents well below them in the table, the only teams to have won their last two games are Arsenal and Brentford, who meet tomorrow. Of the eight clubs playing tonight, only Man City and Crystal Palace won at the weekend. Continue reading...