EPL 2025-26 Highlights, Saturday Goal Rush: West Ham Snatch Late Win Vs Tottenham; Rosenior's Chelsea Beat Brentford

Hello and welcome back to our Saturday Premier League rolling blog -- five games, one chaotic evening. Chelsea lock horns with Brentford, Leeds host Fulham, Liverpool welcome Burnley, Sunderland take on Crystal Palace, and Tottenham square off against West Ham. Goals, drama, talking points, we’ve got it all covered.

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• Chelsea vs Brentford - 8:30 pm IST

• Leeds vs Fulham - 8:30 pm IST

• Liverpool vs Burnley - 8:30 pm IST

• Sunderland vs Crystal Palace - 8:30 pm IST

• Tottenham vs West Ham - 8:30 pm IST

And we’re off!

The 8:30 PM IST games are underway and Saturday night football is alive. Five grounds buzzing, five matches rolling, and already that feeling that something’s about to pop. Settle in, this one’s moving fast.

Straight away, Brentford make their presence felt. Kevin Schade cuts in from the right and lets fly, but Robert Sánchez is sharp and straight behind it, gathering comfortably down the middle.

Chelsea respond by slowing things down, Marc Cucurella drawing a foul deep in his own half as Igor Thiago clatters into him. One minute gone, and there’s already a bit of bite in this one.

West Ham strike first, and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium goes quiet fast.

Crysencio Summerville picks it up on the left edge of the box, shifts it onto his right and sneaks a low finish inside Guglielmo Vicario’s near post after 15 minutes. There’s a slight nick off Taty Castellanos on the way through, but it won’t matter, it’s going down as Summerville’s goal and a huge one at that.

Moments earlier Spurs had threatened at the other end, now they’re staring at another home setback. The boos are already rolling in, and West Ham are loving it.

Chelsea finally make it count, and Stamford Bridge erupts.

João Pedro arrives bang on cue in the middle of the box and sweeps a left-footed finish into the top-left corner after 26 minutes, pure precision. Enzo Fernández is the architect, threading the pass that opens everything up. There’s a brief pause as VAR has its say, nerves jangling around the Bridge, and then the confirmation comes through. Goal stands. Chelsea lead, and the noise tells you how much that one mattered.

Crystal Palace draw first blood at the Stadium of Light.

A corner causes chaos in the Sunderland box and Yéremy Pino is the one who reacts quickest, latching onto the loose ball and rifling a right-footed finish into the top-right corner after 30 minutes. No chance for the keeper, and suddenly Palace are in control while the home crowd falls silent.

Anfield lifts as Liverpool find the breakthrough just before the break.

Curtis Jones slides the pass into the danger zone and Florian Wirtz does the rest, opening his body and drilling a right-footed finish into the top-left corner in the 42nd minute. Clean, ruthless, and perfectly timed. Burnley had been hanging on, now Liverpool have the lead and the Kop are in full voice.

• Chelsea 1-0 Brentford

• Leeds 0-0 Fulham

• Liverpool 1-0 Burnley

• Sunderland 1-1 Crystal Palace

• Tottenham 0-1 West Ham

Chelsea make their third change at Stamford Bridge.

Liam Rosenior sends Liam Delap onto the pitch, replacing João Pedro up front. Delap is ready to add fresh energy to Chelsea’s attack as the home crowd buzzes, hoping he can keep the momentum going.

Tottenham fight back! 1-1 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Midfield has been a battlefield all game, leaving both sides gasping and racing from box to box. With the final minutes ticking down, tired legs could turn small mistakes into huge consequences, and every touch feels like it could be decisive.

And West Ham snatch it in the dying moments! Callum Wilson, barely off the bench, taps home the loose ball after a chaotic corner in the 90+3rd minute. Third touch, maybe his last in a West Ham shirt, and it’s enough to send the away fans wild while Spurs are left stunned. Game over, and what a finish!

Chelsea wrap up a 2-0 victory over Brentford, giving Liam Rosenior his first Premier League win in charge. The Blues looked sharp and controlled throughout, taking their chances when it mattered and keeping Brentford at bay, leaving Stamford Bridge buzzing with a sense of relief and celebration for their new boss.

• Chelsea 2-0 Brentford

• Leeds 1-0 Fulham

• Liverpool 1-1 Burnley

• Sunderland 2-1 Crystal Palace

• Tottenham 1-2 West Ham

That’s a wrap for tonight! Thanks for riding along with us, we’ll be back with another live blog very soon. Until then, bye-bye and goodnight.