High-flying Sunderland collected another impressive point in their Premier League return, drawing Everton 1-1 at the Stadium of Light on Monday.

Sunderland's final match ahead of the November international break is a huge one, with the Black Cats set to welcome Premier League leaders Arsenal to the Stadium of Light on Saturday evening.

Arsenal chased Manchester City all the way to the finishing line but for the second successive Premier League season Mikel Arteta's side had to make do with the runners-up spot to Manchester City despite a 2-1 victory over Everton on Sunday.

In an exhilarating Premier League showdown on November 3, 2025, Sunderland faced off against Everton at the Stadium of Light. The match showcased not only the resilience of Sunderland but also the remarkable performance of Granit Xhaka,

Spurs scored twice from set pieces with Micky van de Ven notching a double before Pape Sarr added a late third for Thomas Frank's side

Everton will kick off against Fulham at 3:00pm on Saturday, November 8 for viewers in the United Kingdom. Fulham will make the trip to the brand new Hill Dickinson Stadium looking to become just the second away team to win at Everton's state-of-the-art ground.

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Arsenal's 100% record so far in the Champions League this season could be about to benefit their Premier League title race once the league phase finishes next year