The Most Shocking Premier League Opening Day Matches Ever



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The opening day of the Premier League is always full of surprises, and the start of the 2026/27 season was no different, with Hull City stunning Manchester United with a 2-0 victory. Hereโ€™s a compilation of some of the biggest opening-day shocks in Premier League history.

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47 thoughts on “The Most Shocking Premier League Opening Day Matches Ever”

  1. I think putting Brentford-Spurs in here is disrespectful to Brentford. Spurs have finished 17th in the last 2 seasons, were literally on the brink of relegation and Brentford are now an established premier league side so for them to beat Spurs comfortably and it be called a shock is nothing shy of disrespectful.

  2. Personally, Iโ€™d say that Ipswich beating Sunderland isnโ€™t an upset, Ipswich have come up from the EFL Championship, and theyโ€™ve done exactly what Sunderland did last year, improved their team with some big signings

  3. Some of the choices for this video were baffling Brighton and Brentford's results from this seasons opening fixtures weren't shocking both sides are good established PL sides and choosing Villa beating City when both were just two average PL sides at the time for example newly promoted Bolton beating Leicester 5-0 on the opening day would have been a more worthy inclusion than any of those 3 games

  4. ATP as a United fan i should be used, but itยดs sooooo frustrating, I blame Fergie to make me fall in love with an amazing club, if i started watching football today, i would never choose United, and that is so disappointing to say.

  5. Every man and his dog knew Brentford was beating spurs when are these msm people going to get it, spurs arent a big club ffs they sealed their fate has a bottom 5 club for 2 seasons on the bounce

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