Premier League 2026-27 Hub
Every Club, Every Kit, One Home — Four Rounds In, the Story So Far
The 2026-27 Premier League is five rounds old and it has already produced a goalfest, a first defeat for the champions, a first win for the bottom club and a shirt that will not stay on the shelves. Manchester City are the only perfect side left on fifteen points after an eight-goal thriller with Sunderland; Arsenal's 100% record ended at Brighton; Brighton, Brentford, Liverpool and Leeds are packed together behind them. And Liverpool's throwback home shirt is outselling everything in the country.
This is your one-stop hub for the season: the state of the table, all 20 clubs with a direct route to each one, the jerseys worth buying right now, the players whose names belong on your back, and the derby weekend coming next.
The short version: City are the machine, Chelsea are the fireworks, Arsenal are defending their crown with a shirt everybody wants, and Hull City — given a 38.7% relegation chance before a ball was kicked — have already won at Old Trafford. Spurs are the early crisis club. Stock up before the derby.
Derby season is here
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Where the League Stands After Five Rounds
Five rounds in, Manchester City are the only 100% team left. An eight-goal shootout with Sunderland at the Etihad - Fernández 9', Chérki 29', a Semenyo double (43', 57') and Haaland 81' against a Brian Brobbey hat-trick - put them on fifteen points, three clear of the field. Arsenal's perfect start ended in the heaviest way possible on the south coast: Brighton 3-0 Arsenal, Pascal Groß 31', Charalampos Kostoulas 45' and Carlos Andrés 57'. Liverpool kept the pressure on with Alexander Isak's 57th-minute winner at Bournemouth, Aston Villa survived a stoppage-time Spurs fightback to win 3-2 in north London, and Brentford beat Chelsea 3-0 with a 90+4' Fábio Carvalho goal capping it. At the bottom, Coventry City finally got their first three points of the season - Jay DaSilva's 55th-minute winner at Nottingham Forest. Updated 21 September 2026. Source: Premier League, BBC Sport, VAVEL, 18-20 September 2026.
What changed this weekend
Brentford 3-0 Chelsea. Jaidon Anthony 61', Igor Thiago 83' and Fábio Carvalho 90+4' - Chelsea's second defeat of the season. Brighton 3-0 Arsenal. Pascal Groß 31', Charalampos Kostoulas 45' and Carlos Andrés 57'; the champions' 100% record is gone and Brighton are up to third. Man City 5-3 Sunderland. Eight goals at the Etihad: Fernández 9', Chérki 29', Semenyo 43' and 57', Haaland 81' - against a Brian Brobbey hat-trick (12', 33', 59'). City are the only side still perfect, on fifteen points. Bournemouth 0-1 Liverpool. Alexander Isak 57'; Liverpool move to nine points. Tottenham 2-3 Aston Villa. Manzambi 45', Nicolas Jackson 67' and Emiliano Buendía 79' put Villa three up; Conor Gallagher 86' and Jan Paul van Hecke 90+8' made it a very nervous finish. Nottingham Forest 0-1 Coventry City. Jay DaSilva 55' - Coventry's first points of the season. Newcastle 2-1 Hull City (Willock 3', Hall 7' / Ali Cho 67'), Everton 1-0 Ipswich Town (Thierno Barry 11'), Leeds 0-0 Crystal Palace and Fulham 1-1 Manchester United (Lisandro Martínez own goal 63' / Matheus Cunha 89') completed Matchday 5. Source: Premier League, BBC Sport, VAVEL, 18-20 September 2026.
Manchester City are the machine. Two wins, six goals, no drama. Erling Haaland finally shook off his early-season habit with a brace at Crystal Palace, and Rayan Cherki, who took the No.10 shirt this season, has four goal involvements in two games. In Enzo Maresca's first weeks of the post-Guardiola era, nothing has skipped.
Chelsea are the fireworks. Seven goals, two wins, a 31-second opener from João Pedro on Matchday 1 and a debut goal for Morgan Rogers — the £117m British record signing from Aston Villa, wearing No.17. Cole Palmer is pulling the strings behind them — a goal and an assist in each of the first two games, capped by a solo strike in the 4-3 win over Brighton.
And then there is Hull City. The promoted side nobody fancied have won both games, including a 2-0 win at Old Trafford — their first victory over Manchester United since 1974. Their reward is a trip to Stamford Bridge on 12 September, and the season's best story.
Manchester United have woken up. Beaten 2-0 at Hull City on opening weekend, they put five past Ipswich at Old Trafford on Sunday — Bruno Fernandes (Man Utd, No.8) with a hat-trick and an assist, a 10/10 BBC rating, and the reigning PFA Player of the Year running the whole game. Thirty-two shots, Michael Carrick's first win of the season, and a reminder that the No.8 shirt still sells itself.
Newcastle are the quiet achievers. They banked over €270m by selling Sandro Tonali, Bruno Guimarães and Anthony Gordon and still have not lost under new head coach Matthias Jaissle. At the other end, Tottenham have lost both games without scoring a single goal.
The Season in Three Tiers
Title race. Manchester City start favourites on form, but Arsenal are the defending champions and have the league's most wanted shirt. Chelsea have the most expensive squad and the most goals. Liverpool are the wild card — a rebuilt side under Andoni Iraola still finding its shape after last season's upheaval.
European race. Newcastle's smart selling, Aston Villa's reboot after banking £117m for Rogers, Brighton's relentless model and Sunderland's first European campaign in 53 years make this the most interesting tier in the league. With only four or five places realistically on offer, expect this group to swap positions almost every week.
Relegation battle. Tottenham and Aston Villa are both on a single point and still without a goal after three games — the deepest a big-six side has started a season in years, and Spurs are in the drop zone. Coventry City and Ipswich Town, both promoted, and Crystal Palace are the others under early pressure.
All 20 Clubs — Pick Your Team
Eight clubs have a full season hub with form, fixtures, transfers and every shirt. The rest go straight to their jersey. Either way, one click gets you there.
Arsenal
Defending champions. Emirates 20th-anniversary home, Bruised Banana away is back.
Season Hub →Aston Villa
Banked £117m for Rogers. Suzuki and Manzambi lead the reboot.
Season Hub →Bournemouth
1936-crest wide stripes with gold trim; Hummel heritage deal.
Shop Shirt →Brentford
Joma's two-season recycled kit — same shirt, frozen price.
Shop Shirt →Brighton
4-0 winners at Villa on opening day. The model club keeps selling.
Shop Shirt →Chelsea
Xabi Alonso era. £117m Rogers joins Palmer in the most expensive squad.
Season Hub →Coventry City
Promoted. Hummel's heritage design for the Sky Blues' return.
Shop Shirt →Crystal Palace
Macron era begins. The Eagle Wings away is a fan favourite.
Shop Shirt →Everton
Castore minimalism in the new stadium era. Clean white away.
Shop Shirt →Fulham
The 1996/97 red-and-black check away is this season's cult revival.
Shop Shirt →Hull City
The story of the season. 1975-79 retro wordmark, Oxen's PL debut.
Shop Shirt →Ipswich Town
Promoted. Umbro shirts for the Tractor Boys' top-flight return.
Shop Shirt →Leeds United
The white rose crest returns for the first time since 1998/99.
Shop Shirt →Liverpool
Iraola's rebuild. The 1989/91-inspired home is the season's hottest shirt.
Season Hub →Man City
Maresca's City lead the way. Haaland firing, Cherki flying at No.10.
Season Hub →Man Utd
1977 FA Cup 50th-anniversary home. Fernandes is PFA Player of the Year.
Season Hub →Newcastle
Sold three stars, still unbeaten. Castle-print away, retro Magpies crest.
Season Hub →Nott'm Forest
Held Liverpool 2-2 at Anfield. adidas era continues at the City Ground.
Shop Shirt →Sunderland
Back in Europe for the first time in 53 years. 1937 FA Cup tribute home.
Shop Shirt →Tottenham
De Zerbi's £250m rebuild. £92.5m Tonali, 80s-style kits, no goals yet.
Season Hub →The Shirts Everyone Is Buying Right Now
Twelve shirts, twelve reasons. Every one is a Fan Edition — the everyday cut, built for the pub, the pitch and the washing machine. Add your own name and number to any of them.
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The Kit Stories Defining 2026-27
Nostalgia is the best-seller. Three of this season's four biggest-selling shirts contain a heritage reference. Liverpool's adidas home nods to the 1989/91 classic and is up 99% year-on-year at JD Sports. Arsenal's home marks 20 years at the Emirates and their away brings back the legendary Bruised Banana — up 76%. Manchester United's 1977 FA Cup 50th-anniversary shirt is up 23%.
adidas owns the league. Nine brands dress the 20 clubs, and adidas leads with eight — its biggest Premier League share in a decade: Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, Aston Villa, Fulham, Leeds, Newcastle and Nottingham Forest. Nike holds three (Chelsea, Tottenham, Brighton) and Hummel three (Sunderland, Bournemouth, Coventry). Six brands dress one club each, including Oxen, making its Premier League debut with Hull City.
The details worth knowing. Sunderland's home pays tribute to their 1937 FA Cup win. Hull's black-and-gold stripes revive the 1975-79 HCAFC wordmark. Leeds bring back the white rose for the first time since 1998/99. Fulham's 1996/97 red-and-black check is the cult away of the season. Brentford and Joma committed to the same recycled shirt for two seasons — and froze the price.
Buying tip: Fan Edition is the everyday shirt — looser cut, hard-wearing, machine-wash friendly. Authentic is the on-pitch spec: slimmer fit, lighter fabric, heat-applied badges. For most supporters, Fan Edition is the right call. Read our full comparison before you choose, and check the sizing guide if you are between sizes.
The Names to Print on Your Back
Bruno Fernandes (Man Utd, No.8) — the freshly-crowned PFA Player of the Year opened his account with a hat-trick and an assist in a 5-2 win over Ipswich. Cole Palmer (Chelsea, No.10) is the conductor of the league's most expensive attack. Erling Haaland (Man City, No.9) and the man now wearing City's No.10, Rayan Cherki, have six goal involvements between them in two games — read the full Haaland jersey hub for sizing and printing tips.
Alexander Isak (Liverpool, No.9) is back among the goals in his second season after the £125m move that made him the most expensive signing in British football. Bukayo Saka (Arsenal, No.7) remains the champions' talisman, while Morgan Rogers took Chelsea's No.17 after his record move — and scored on debut. Sandro Tonali wears Tottenham's No.16 after a £92.5m switch from Newcastle.
Matchday 3: The Full Card (4-6 September)
Next up is Matchday 3, spread across Friday night to Sunday afternoon. Liverpool travel to Ipswich to open it, and the champions close it by hosting the league's top scorers.
Matchday 4: Derby Weekend
The Manchester derby is the headline act: United won this fixture 2-0 in January, and City arrive top of the table under their new head coach. United's £70m summer signing Carlos Baleba is working back from an ankle injury and is a doubt. Derbies are when shirts get bought — here is why they matter more than the points.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many teams are in the Premier League in 2026-27?
Twenty. The 2026-27 Premier League includes 17 surviving clubs plus three promoted sides: Hull City, Coventry City and Ipswich Town.
Who is favourites to win the Premier League in 2026-27?
After two rounds, Manchester City lead the early picture under Enzo Maresca with two wins from two and six goals scored, with Erling Haaland and Rayan Cherki, newly installed in the No.10, both flying. Arsenal are defending champions, Chelsea are unbeaten with seven goals scored, and Newcastle have taken four points despite selling three key midfielders in the summer window.
Which Premier League jersey is selling best in 2026-27?
Liverpool's adidas home shirt is the season's biggest seller. JD Sports reported a 99% year-on-year sales increase between 1 May and 1 August, driven by the 1989/91-inspired retro design. Arsenal are up 76% on their Emirates-stadium anniversary home kit and Manchester United are up 23% on their 1977 FA Cup 50th-anniversary shirt.
When is the first Manchester derby of the 2026-27 season?
Manchester United host Manchester City at Old Trafford on Sunday 13 September 2026, kicking off at 16:30 UK time in the Matchday 4 slot. United won the corresponding home fixture 2-0 in January 2026.
Which Premier League clubs changed kit manufacturer for 2026-27?
Nine brands dress the 20 clubs. adidas leads with eight clubs (Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, Aston Villa, Fulham, Leeds United, Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest), Nike has three (Chelsea, Tottenham and Brighton), Hummel has three (Sunderland, Bournemouth and Coventry City), and six brands dress one club each: Puma (Manchester City), Umbro (Ipswich Town), Castore (Everton), Macron (Crystal Palace), Joma (Brentford) and Oxen (Hull City, debuting in the Premier League).
What is the difference between a Fan Edition and an Authentic jersey?
A Fan Edition (replica) shirt uses a slightly looser cut and durable, everyday fabric built for comfort and washing. An Authentic (player-version) shirt matches what the squad wears on the pitch: a slimmer athletic fit, lighter weight and heat-applied badges and ventilation zones. Fan Edition is the better choice for most supporters and everyday wear; Authentic suits collectors and matchday performance.
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