Key Takeaways
- Seven Premier League games run from Friday night to Monday night.
- Free match highlights land online about two hours after full-time.
- Kenyan viewers can stream every goal show on the league’s official YouTube channel.
Nottingham Forest opened the weekend with a 5-0 thrashing of Sunderland on Friday, boosting their survival hopes.
Arsenal can return to the top of the table when they host Newcastle on Saturday evening. West Ham and Tottenham, both near the drop zone, face tricky 15:00 fixtures that could shape the bottom half.
If you cannot watch live, the quickest way to catch up is the Premier League’s YouTube channel. Full-length highlights for every match appear roughly two hours after the final whistle, and they are free to view in Kenya.
Saturday’s goal rush show starts at 18:00 EAT, while a shorter review of the entire weekend is posted on Monday morning. Short clips of the best strikes, saves and tackles are also uploaded in real time on Instagram and X.
Kick-off times in East Africa:
Liverpool v Crystal Palace – 17:00 EAT Saturday
Wolves v Tottenham – 17:00 EAT Saturday
Arsenal v Newcastle – 19:30 EAT Saturday
Manchester United v Brentford – 22:00 EAT Saturday
For radio-style coverage, tune in to selected Premier League world-feed commentaries on the league’s website or mobile app. Data charges apply, but audio uses less than 40 MB per half.
Need deeper stats? The Premier League site updates live tables, player heat-maps and xG numbers while matches are in play. All content is geo-open, so Kenyan fans face no blocks.
