
Round 11 saw Sunderland come away with their first, much needed, win of the season over Bournemouth. Despite an early lead by the Cherries thanks to Dan Gosling, Sunderland fought back with Victor Anichebe’s goal in the 33rd minute followed by a penalty shot by Jermaine Defoe.
Elsewhere in the Premier League saw Manchester City draw 1-1 with Middlesborough, West Ham fared the same against Stoke and old foes Arsenal also drew 1-1 with Tottenham. With all these draws, expect Round 12 to be very interesting with lots of sides hungry for the win in their next match.
Manchester United took home a convincing 3-1 win over Swansea despite four straight Premier League losses in the previous rounds. The team were untouchable from the start, going 3-0 up by half time thanks to one from the formidable Paul Pogba and two from Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Swansea’s Mike van der Hoorn scored their first and only goal half way through the second half but it just wasn’t enough and United proved far too strong for the Swans. Amusingly, Jose Mourinho was forced to watch the match from the stands after receiving a touchline ban – perhaps he’ll calm down now after this very welcome win?
After a week off play, round 12 starts at 10PM AEDT on Saturday 19th November with Manchester United taking on Arsenal at Old Trafford. Will United be able to keep up the momentum and come away with a second win in a row or will Arsenal seal the deal after their disappointing draw last round? Tune into Optus Sport 1 to find out.
Here’s the rest of the schedule:
Please note: not all games are available to watch on Demand, for more information about on Demand matches and our broadcasting agreement with the Premier League, please head over to our blog here.
Date
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Match
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Coverage From (AEDT)
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Channel
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Saturday 19th November
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Manchester United v Arsenal
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22:30
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Optus Sport 1
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Sunday 20th November
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Crystal Palace v Manchester City
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01:50
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Optus Sport 7
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Everton v Swansea
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01:50
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Optus Sport 8
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Southampton v Liverpool
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01:50
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Optus Sport 3
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Stoke v Bournemouth
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01:50
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Optus Sport 4
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Sunderland v Hull City
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01:50
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Optus Sport 5
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Watford v Leicester
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01:50
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Optus Sport 6
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Tottenham v West Ham
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04:20
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Optus Sport 1
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Monday 21st November
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Middlesbrough v Chelsea
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02:00
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Optus Sport 1
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Tuesday 22nd November
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West Brom v Burnley
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06:00
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Optus Sport 1
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The following matches will not be available to watch on-demand, however you can watch replays of the games at the following times on Optus Sport 1:
Sunderland vs Hull City
Sunday 20th November – 9:00am
Sunday 20th November – 5:00pm
Monday 21st November - 11:00am
Tottenham v West Ham
Sunday 20th November - 11:00am
Sunday 20th November – 7.00pm
Wednesday 23th November - 3:00am
Thursday 24th November – 7.30pm