EPL Week 10 Fixtures: TV Coverage, Live Stream Info and More

Arsenal sit atop the Premier League table heading into Week 10. The Gunners' lead is far from safe, however, as five clubs are within four points of the top spot. That doesn't even include Manchester City or Manchester United, two sides sure to make a move at some point.

Although it's still early, usually by now the true contenders are beginning to separate themselves from the pack. Instead, there's been a high level of parity during the first quarter of the campaign, and it will be interesting to see if that continues moving forward.

Let's take a look at all the coverage information for a busy weekend of action. It's followed by an examination of some players to watch in some of the week's biggest matches.

Week 10 Coverage Info

Date	Time ET	Time GMT	Match	TV/Stream
11/2	8:45 a.m.	12:45 p.m.	Newcastle vs. Chelsea	NBCSN/BT Sport 1
11/2	11 a.m.	3 p.m.	Fulham vs. Manchester United	NBC Sports Live Extra
11/2	11 a.m.	3 p.m.	Hull City vs. Sunderland	NBC Sports Live Extra
11/2	11 a.m.	3 p.m.	Manchester City vs. Norwich City	NBC Sports Live Extra
11/2	11 a.m.	3 p.m.	Stoke City vs. Southampton	NBC Sports Live Extra
11/2	11 a.m.	3 p.m.	West Brom vs. Crystal Palace	NBC Sports Live Extra
11/2	11 a.m.	3 p.m.	West Ham vs. Aston Villa	NBC Sports Live Extra
11/2	1:30 p.m.	5:30 p.m.	Arsenal vs. Liverpool	NBC/Sky Sports 1
11/3	8:30 a.m.	1:30 p.m.	Everton vs. Tottenham	CNBC/Sky Sports 1
11/3	11 a.m.	4 p.m.	Cardiff City vs. Swansea City	NBCSN/Sky Sports 1

All matches available through NBC Sports Live Extra stream.

Players to Watch

Luis Suarez (Liverpool)

It sure didn't take long for Suarez to find top form upon returning to the Liverpool lineup. The talented forward has found the next six times in four Premier League appearances, including a hat trick to carry the Reds past West Brom last week.

Not only has Suarez been scoring goals at a rapid pace, but he's also developing a connection with Daniel Sturridge, who did well to keep the attack afloat without the club's biggest star. Now, the duo is proving to be one of the most dangerous in the EPL.

Suarez leads the Reds into Emirates Stadium with an opportunity to overtake Arsenal in the table. The Gunners, who are giving up just one goal per game in league play so far, should be a good test for the Liverpool attack. The Uruguayan seems ready for the challenge.

Mesut Ozil (Arsenal)

On the opposite side of Suarez in the week's marquee encounter will be an equally talented Arsenal attack, headlined by Ozil. The summer arrival provided an instant boost thanks to his advanced playmaking ability in the midfield.

One thing that becomes clear when a player like Ozil is on the pitch is how much his mere presence can help his teammates. Opponents are forced to game-plan against the German sensation, which opens up space for other players to operate.

Aaron Ramsey is the player who's benefited most for Arsenal. He's been allowed to play a more free-flowing attacking role, and the result has been five goals in nine matches. Ozil has played a big role in that success as well as Arsenal's move to the top of the table in the early going.

Tim Howard (Everton)

Last week, American fans got the treat of seeing the national team's top two goalkeepers go head-to-head as Howard and Everton went up against Brad Guzan and Aston Villa. Guzan played well, but Howard showed why he's still No. 1 for the United States.

He made a sprawling, one-handed penalty stop on Christian Benteke that really changed the course of the match. If that goes in, Villa are able to play more of a defensive style in the second half, when Everton were able to score both of their goals.

Howard will once again be called upon to have a strong performance against Tottenham. The sides are both in the top six and separated by just one point. If the American can outduel Hugo Lloris, Everton have a great chance to pass Spurs on Sunday.