Premier League fans are in for a treat this weekend as the 2024-25 season serves up a series of intriguing subplots, from the west London derby to a desperate clash in north London. Here are 10 things to look out for in the Premier League this weekend.
1. Brentford's Chance to Sting Chelsea's Backline
Chelsea have not won this west London derby since Brentford's first Premier League season. Each visit since October 2021's 1-0 win, when Ben Chilwell scored, has ended in a draw. This season has continued the divergence between the clubs' respective approaches: Brentford's solidity and continuity compared to Chelsea attempting their latest reboot. Kevin Schade, after two well-taken goals at Bournemouth, will fancy facing a defence not yet attuned to Xabi Alonso's configurations.
2. Alonso's Defensive Experiment Under Scrutiny
Only one team has won a Premier League title with a defensive trio: Chelsea's last title team, in 2016-17 under Antonio Conte. Alonso's attack has been rather more successful, presenting another challenge for Jannik Schuster. Replacing Nathan Collins, the 20-year-old central defender had a tough examination from Bournemouth's Evanilson on his first Premier League start, emerging with credit. For Chelsea, João Pedro has registered three goals and three assists, but doubts surrounding his fitness could lead to Danny Welbeck's first league start.
3. Spurs and Villa Meet in Desperation Derby
What happens when a very stoppable force meets an extremely movable object? We will be tuning into the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday to find out as 19th-placed Aston Villa arrive in north London. Both teams have scored plenty but conceded more, making this a must-win for under-pressure managers.
4. Key Matchups to Watch
| Match | Time (BST) | Key Player |
|---|---|---|
| Brentford vs Chelsea | Friday 8pm | Kevin Schade |
| Spurs vs Aston Villa | Saturday 3pm | Son Heung-min |
| Man City vs Arsenal | Sunday 4:30pm | Erling Haaland |
5. Other Storylines
- Relegation battle: Southampton and Ipswich face crucial six-pointers.
- Title race: Liverpool look to extend their lead at the top.
- Injury returns: Kevin De Bruyne could feature for Man City.
- New manager bounce: Will Ruud van Nistelrooy get his first win?
6. FAQ
What time is Brentford vs Chelsea?
What time is Brentford vs Chelsea?

Brentford vs Chelsea kicks off at 8pm BST on Friday.
Where can I watch the Premier League this weekend?
Where can I watch the Premier League this weekend?
In the UK, matches will be shown on Sky Sports and TNT Sports. Check local listings for details.
Who are the key players to watch?
Who are the key players to watch?
Kevin Schade, João Pedro, Son Heung-min, and Erling Haaland are among the players to keep an eye on.
With so much at stake, this Premier League weekend promises plenty of drama. Don't miss a minute of the action.