Manchester City's November Premier League schedule has been confirmed for live television coverage. The champions will face three league matches across the month, with the headline fixture a trip to the Emirates Stadium to face Arsenal.
Pep Guardiola's side, who currently sit top of the Premier League with 15 points from five perfect wins, will begin the month at home to Nottingham Forest. That match at the Etihad Stadium is scheduled for a 5:30pm kick-off on Saturday, November 7, and will be shown live on Sky Sports.
After the international break, City travel to Craven Cottage to take on Fulham on Saturday, November 21. That contest has been selected for the 12:30pm slot and will be broadcast by TNT Sports.
The most significant assignment of the month comes on Sunday, November 29, when City visit the defending champions. The clash with Mikel Arteta's Arsenal is set for a 4:30pm start and will also be aired on Sky Sports. With City holding a three-point lead over Arsenal at this early stage, the fixture is already being viewed as a potential key moment in the title race.
City's form suggests they are the primary challengers to Arsenal's crown this season. They have scored 13 goals and conceded just five in their five league victories, a run that includes a 5-3 win over Sunderland last time out where Erling Haaland was on the scoresheet. The Norwegian striker is the club's top scorer this term with five goals.
Before the focus turns to November, City have a major fixture on the immediate horizon. They travel to Anfield to face Liverpool on October 11. Jurgen Klopp's side are currently sixth in the table, and City will be looking to build on their strong recent record against the Reds.
The confirmed broadcast schedule provides clarity for supporters planning their autumn. With the team in such commanding form, the visit to north London represents both a stern test and a significant opportunity to lay down a marker. Guardiola's squad will aim to maintain their 100% record through October before tackling this demanding trio of November fixtures.
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