Sunday living update for the mates who just want the scores and a clean answer on where to watch, legally. Results first. Then named rights holders for the UK, US and a few EU markets I actually checked. If a weekend is thin, I skip the fluff. Boxing and tennis weekend posts land separately later.
Article ID: HUSHAM-20260913-FB01. Status: living post, published. Expect Sunday refreshes when there is something worth saying.
Updated 13 Sep 2026 – this weekend’s key results
Sources checked today: BBC Sport scores (Sat 12 Sep), BBC Sport PL scores (Sun 13 Sep refresh), ESPN match reports, Sky Sports, The Guardian Europe round-up, and official league pages where linked below. Champions League Matchday 1 finished midweek (8–10 Sep). Europa League league-phase Matchday 1 starts midweek next (16–17 Sep). So this weekend’s story is domestic leagues.
Premier League – Saturday 12 Sep 2026 (full time)
- Aston Villa 1–2 Nottingham Forest
- Bournemouth 2–2 Brentford (Schade brace for Brentford; Kluivert and Tavernier for Bournemouth)
- Chelsea 2–2 Hull City
- Crystal Palace 2–3 Ipswich Town
- Liverpool 0–0 Fulham
- Tottenham Hotspur 0–0 Everton
- Sunderland 0–2 Arsenal (Bruno Guimarães; Bukayo Saka pen)
Arsenal stay perfect after four. Spurs still hunting a first win and a first goal in this stretch. Liverpool stuck on another Anfield draw under Andoni Iraola. Forest nicked Villa away. Ipswich pinched three at Palace late.
Premier League – Sunday 13 Sep 2026
- FT: Coventry City 0–5 Brighton & Hove Albion (14:00 BST) — match page; source BBC Sport (stamped 13 Sep 2026, 17:20 London)
- FT: Manchester United 0–1 Manchester City (16:30 BST) — match page; source BBC Sport (stamped 13 Sep 2026, 19:25 London)
Monday still to come: Leeds United v Newcastle United (match page). Next score stamp after FT windows.
La Liga / Bundesliga / Serie A – Saturday 12 Sep (selected)
- Real Madrid 4–1 Rayo Vallecano (Mbappé brace; Carreras; Bellingham)
- Freiburg 5–0 Borussia Mönchengladbach (Freiburg top early on goal difference)
- Borussia Dortmund 3–0 Paderborn (perfect Bundesliga start continues)
- Hoffenheim 2–1 Stuttgart (Hložek brace)
- Augsburg 2–2 Bayer Leverkusen
- Mainz 1–3 Eintracht Frankfurt
- Lazio 2–2 AC Milan (Milan came from 2–0 down; Moreira double)
- Atalanta 1–2 Cagliari
- Genoa 1–1 Frosinone
Sunday European notes still pending kick-off as of draft time: Levante v Barcelona; Elversberg v Bayern Munich; RB Leipzig v Hamburg; Sassuolo v Juventus; Brest v PSG. Check BBC Sport / official league sites for live scores rather than trusting a frozen screenshot.
How to watch (legal only)
No pirate IPTV. No “IPTV chooser.” No WhatsApp “loaded stick” nonsense. Licensed TV, Freely, Sky, TNT Sports, NOW, and the named overseas rights holders. If I am unsure for a specific fixture in a specific country, I say check local rights or the club’s official site. Do not invent a channel just to fill a cell.
Premier League block (this weekend + season frame)
UK (verified against Premier League UK rights for 2025/26–2028/29): live rights split between Sky Sports (majority package, 215+ games) and TNT Sports (52 games, including the Saturday 12:30 slot). Free-to-air highlights: BBC Match of the Day / BBC Sport digital. Stream routes that stay legal: Sky Go / Sky Stream / Glass for Sky customers; NOW Sports day or month pass for Sky Sports without a long contract; TNT Sports via its own apps and, where offered, HBO Max sport packaging. Official free web for highlights and clips stays on BBC Sport / iPlayer where geo-allowed with a TV Licence.
Fixture-specific UK picks for Sunday 13 Sep (Radio Times / Virgin Media Sky listings / NBC press note cross-check):
- Coventry City v Brighton (14:00): Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Premier League (also NOW for Sky Sports access)
- Manchester United v Manchester City (16:30): Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Premier League (also NOW)
United States (NBC Sports rights): all 380 Premier League matches across NBC / USA Network / Peacock (and Spanish-language partners such as Telemundo / Universo where listed). Sunday derby confirmed on Peacock, NBCSN and Telemundo at 11:30 ET. Coventry–Brighton listed on USA Network in NBC’s weekend grid. Paramount+ is not the Premier League home in the US; that is NBC/Peacock territory.
Named EU / nearby markets (Premier League official 2025–2028 audiovisual list):
- Spain – DAZN
- Germany / Austria – Sky Deutschland
- France / Luxembourg – CANAL+
- Italy – Sky Italia
- Portugal – DAZN
- Netherlands / Nordics (DK/FI/NO/SE) – Viaplay
- Republic of Ireland – Sky Sports, TNT Sports, Premier Sports
If you are elsewhere in the EU and your country is not on that short list, use the Premier League’s published rights table or the club’s official “watch” page rather than guessing from a random aggregator.
Champions League context (just played midweek; next MD in October)
UCL Matchday 1 wrapped 8–10 Sep (Bayern 5–0 Bodø/Glimt, Man United 4–0 Sabah, Como 4–1 Leipzig, and the rest). Matchday 2 is mid-October. For the current 2026/27 cycle, legal routes commonly cited:
- UK – TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Video (final season of this UK cycle before the 2027 changeover)
- US – Paramount+ / CBS (Spanish-language partners as listed by UEFA partners)
- Spain – Movistar Plus+ / Telefónica package
- Germany – DAZN (with free-to-air partners such as ZDF on selected games)
- France – Canal+
- Italy – Sky and Amazon Prime Video
Per-match pick can still move inside those packages. If your app grid looks empty, check the official club or UEFA broadcast partner page for that night rather than hunting a pirate mirror.
- Spain (La Liga domestic): check DAZN / Movistar listings for the specific match; do not assume every kick-off is on one app
- Germany (Bundesliga): domestic packages sit with the usual German pay-TV/stream stack (Sky DE / DAZN depending on package year). Confirm on the Bundesliga site or Sky DE / DAZN guide for that Matchday
- Italy (Serie A): Sky Italia and other Italian partners as published for the season. Confirm on Sky Sport IT or the club site
I am not inventing a French / Italian / Spanish channel logo for a fixture I have not opened the local EPG for. When unsure: local rights / official club site.
Legal living-room stack (UK soft links)
If you want the boring good path instead of a dodgy playlist:
- NOW UK Sports / Entertainment Savers (Sep 2026) – flexible licensed Sky Sports without pretending it is “free IPTV”
- Freely – official free UK broadband TV from Everyone TV. Live channels and catch-up. Not a stolen M3U
- EE TV Sport packaging – licensed TNT Sports / NOW Sports route on an EE box where your tariff includes it
- Sky Go on Glass / Stream – Full HD app notes if you already pay Sky
- Chorley illegal IPTV sentencing – why “cheap full sports pack” WhatsApp ads are a legal trap, not a tip
Players and Fire Sticks are tools. Keep the catalogue licensed. Freely / Sky / TNT / NOW / BBC iPlayer. That is the sentence.
How to watch on your living-room device (legal apps only)
Same rule as the rights block above. Official apps. Licensed catalogues. A player is not a licence. If the playlist or addon is a stolen sports pack, it is still pirate IPTV even when the stick looks clean.
Fire Stick / Fire TV
Install the official Sky, NOW, TNT Sports, BBC iPlayer, ITVX and Prime Video apps from the Amazon Appstore. Search on the stick, sign in with the account that already pays for that service, and watch there. That is the legal path.
Vega OS sticks are Appstore only. There is no sideload hole for a random APK. If the stick is Vega, stay inside the Amazon Appstore. Background: Android Fire TV sticks ending, Vega takeover and Surfshark on Vega OS (Appstore install). Never sideload pirate IPTV. A “loaded” Fire Stick from Facebook or WhatsApp is the same illegal trick as the Chorley case, just smaller.
Husham Stick
Use the device’s Play Store, or the player apps already installed, for licensed services only: NOW, Sky, TNT Sports, BBC iPlayer, ITVX, Prime Video, and the other named rights holders. Do not drop a pirate M3U in just because a player can open one. If you are not sure which app fits your stick build, ask on forum.husham.com and say which stick and firmware you have. No pirate links in that thread.
Normal Android TV / Google TV
Play Store again. Same licensed apps. A TiviMate-class player is only legitimate when the playlist comes from a legal provider you actually pay, in a country where that provider holds the rights. A cheap “all football” M3U is not that. Hardware notes if you are picking a box: Best IPTV Hardware 2026.
Kodi
Official Kodi from the store, or from the Kodi team. Team Kodi is legal. Use official catch-up or PVR where the service is licensed for you, or play your own local library. Do not install third-party pirate addons or repos for live football. That is not a grey area on this site. Context, without a shopping list of illegal builds: when Kodi’s third-party addon coders scattered and Kodi 22 Piers Beta 2 (official builds).
Match pages this weekend
Per-match legal how-to-watch pages for the Sunday-Monday Premier League block (verified 13 Sep 2026 against Radio Times / NBC Sports / PL rights):
- Coventry City vs Brighton & Hove Albion – Sun 13 Sep, 14:00 BST (Sky Sports ME/PL/UHD; US: USA Network)
- Manchester United vs Manchester City – Sun 13 Sep, 16:30 BST (Sky Sports ME/PL/UHD; US: Peacock / NBCSN / Telemundo)
- Leeds United vs Newcastle United – Mon 14 Sep, 20:00 BST (Sky Sports ME/PL/UHD; US: USA Network)
Hardware soft-link: best IPTV hardware 2026. Questions and country-specific legal routes: forum.husham.com.
Questions
Fixture confusion, “is this on Sky or TNT this week,” or “what is legal in my country” threads belong on forum.husham.com. Bring the country you are physically in and the kick-off time. Do not post pirate links there.
Coming later this weekend pack
Boxing and tennis weekend posts come later. This page stays football results + legal how-to-watch. I will stamp the next Sunday refresh under the same living URL.
Sources for this first cut: BBC Sport scores 12–13 Sep 2026; ESPN (Sunderland–Arsenal, Real Madrid–Rayo, Lazio–Milan); Sky Sports (Liverpool–Fulham); The Guardian / Bundesliga.com Europe round-up; Premier League official UK and international rights pages; Radio Times / NBC Sports how-to-watch for Sunday’s Sky and Peacock picks; UEFA partner notes for UCL territories.
