Premier League returns, Wolves to unveil Edwards and more: football news – live

8.57am GMT Not football: They’re still playing in the final session of the Ashes series opening day in Perth, where England’s seam bowlers have helped their team mount a stirring recovery following a depressingly chaotic and kamikaze first innings with bat in hand. The doyen of over-by-over reporting that is Rob Smyth has the latest from Western Australia, mate … Related: Australia v England: Ashes first Test, day one – live Updated at 8.58am GMT 8.57am GMT Premier League fixtures Burnley v Chelsea (Sat 12.30pm GMT) Liverpool v Nottingham Forest (3pm) Bournemouth v West Ham (3pm) Wolves v Crystal Palace (3pm) Brighton v Brentford (3pm) Fulham v Sunderland (3pm) Newcastle v Man City (5.30pm) Leeds v Aston Villa (Sun 2pm) Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur (4.30pm) Man United v Everton (Mon 8pm) View the Premier League table 8.56am GMT Preamble And just like that, a chaotic, emotionally charged and often wild international break is over. Selected highlights: Troy Parrott knocking Portugal and Hungary off their respective perches, Erling Haaland propelling Norway to the World Cup, a magnificent seven from Wales, and Scotland sealing their place in the tournament courtesy of a bonkers, late-night, six-goal Hampden Park thriller against Denmark. After all that excitement it’s back to the weekly grind. The Premier League returns this weekend, kicking off its twelfth match-week with all the glorious, high-stakes drama we love. The big questions, as always: whose star players have survived the past fortnight unscathed. We’re here to filter through the noise so you don’t have to. The Guardian’s Friday Football blog is open for business, bringing you all the pithiest quotes, rambling monologues and pertinent team news from today’s pre-match press conferences. We’ll be flagging up every significant injury scare, tactical hint, and managerial mood swing ahead of kick-off tomorrow. Related: Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend