As the sun rose on Saturday, thousands of fans made their way to Lincoln Park to watch their favorite teams play football—the British kind. With nine screens projecting live games between soccer teams from England’s Premier League,

Wolves host Newcastle United on Sunday at Molineux, with the Old Gold hoping to claim their first win of the new English Premier League season.  The home side have had a pretty unforgiving set of fixtures so far,

Get ready to channel your inner Ted Lasso, Chicago. Thousands of soccer fans are expected to don their colors and descend on Lincoln Park this weekend to cheer on their favorite British clubs as Premier League Mornings Live brings a nationally televised two-day watch party to Chicago.

Saturday's final Premier League match of the day sees unbeaten Bournemouth host a Chelsea side still looking to find its feet under new boss Enzo Maresca.  After two battling draws against Nottingham Forest and Newcastle,

The English Premier League is taking over Lincoln Park this weekend. Instead of getting up early and watching on your couch, you can watch some of the best matches on a much bigger screen than you have at home.

Fans of the English Premier League are long accustomed to early weekend mornings to watch their favorite team, and they will have a chance to take in the matches with plenty of other fans and fanfare in Chicago's Lincoln Park this weekend.