We have wall-to-wall Premier League football to look forward to starting on Friday night, right through until Monday. Here's everything you need to know as Man City face Leeds, United travel to Tottenham and Liverpool host Aston Villa...
Manchester City vs Leeds
Where: Etihad Stadium
When: Saturday, April 10
Kick-off time: 12.30pm
TV: BT Sport
Pep Guardiola’s men passed a massive test when they went to high-flying Leicester last weekend and won 2-0 and sit 14 points clear at the top of the Premier League table with just seven games to go.
However, Leeds won’t be fearful and will attack with the same verve they have shown all season under Marcelo Bielsa having won their last two matches to go level on points with Arsenal.
Sportsman Stat: Due to Leeds 16-year exile from the Premier League, the Yorkshire club have played just one league game at the Etihad, drawing 1-1 in December 2003 as a Mark Viduka goal was cancelled out by Antoine Sibierski
Betfred Odds: The game to end with a total of more than 5.5 goals is 6/1
Liverpool vs Aston Villa
Where: Anfield
When: Saturday, April 10
Kick-off time: 3pm
TV: Sky Sports
Liverpool are looking to halt their dire form at home having lost their last six matches at Anfield. However, on Saturday, an Aston Villa come to town who netted seven past the Reds in the reverse fixture.
It’s been a testing season for Jurgen Klopp’s men but a win would be a massive boost and keep them in the hunt for the top four.
Sportsman Stat: Aston Villa are looking to complete a Premier League double over Liverpool for the first time since the inaugural season
Betfred Odds: The Villans are 11/2 to beat Liverpool at Anfield
Crystal Palace vs Chelsea
Where: Selhurst Park
When: Saturday, April 10
Kick-off time: 5.30pm
TV: Sky Sports
Chelsea were clean sheet kings under Thomas Tuchel before last Saturday’s shock 5-2 defeat by West Brom but got back to winning ways against Porto in the Champions League. Keeping the Portuguese giants out with a 2-0 win, doing the same against Wilfried Zaha and Co would get their top four aims back on track.
The Eagles, meanwhile, snatched a late equaliser at Everton on Monday night but goalscorer Michy Batshuayi is unavailable for this one against his parent club.
Sportsman Stat: Palace have lost their last six matches against Chelsea, which is their worst-ever league run against the Blues
Betfred Odds: A goalless draw between Palace and Chelsea is 17/2
West Ham vs Leicester
Where: London Stadium
When: Sunday, April 11
Kick-off time: 2.05pm
TV: Sky Sports
So often a mid-table clash in the Premier League era, this is perhaps the biggest meeting between the pair in decades with plenty riding on the game for both teams.
While Leicester will be eager to stay in third place and avoid another end-of-season disaster after being pipped to fourth by Manchester United on the final day last time out, West Ham, who beat Wolves 3-2 earlier this week, are looking to stay in the top four as Chelsea, Liverpool and Spurs give chase.
Sportsman Stat: Heading into this one, the Hammers have the second-best home record in the Premier League and the Foxes have the second-best away record. Man City (you guessed it) lead the way both at the Etihad and on the road.
Betfred Odds: West Ham are 19/10 to claim victory over Leicester
Tottenham vs Manchester United
Where: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
When: Sunday, April 11
Kick-off time: 4.30pm
TV: Sky Sports
After dropping two more points away at lowly Newcastle last Sunday, question marks continue to linger around Jose Mourinho’s suitability to lead Tottenham to success. On Sunday, Spurs welcome the manager’s former club Manchester United to north London knowing they can’t afford to drop more points if they are to qualify for next season’s Champions League.
The Red Devils, meanwhile, made hard work of a 2-1 victory over Brighton before beating Granada 2-0 in the Europa League and will be keen to make three wins from three in all competitions.
Sportsman Stat: United have won just one of their last eight matches away at Tottenham – a 1-0 victory at Wembley in January 2019
Betfred Odds: Marcus Rashford is 11/2 to score the opening goal
Fulham vs Wolves
Where: Craven Cottage
When: Friday, April 9
Kick-off time: 8pm
TV: BT Sport
Sportsman Stat: The Cottagers have never lost a home fixture against Wolves in the Premier League era, winning twice and drawing three times
Betfred Odds: Aleksandar Mitrovic is 12/5 to score anytime
Burnley vs Newcastle
Where: Turf Moor
When: Sunday, April 11
Kick-off time: 12pm
TV: Sky Sports
Sportsman Stat: Burnley have drawn their last five matches at Turf Moor – the last time they finished level in six straight home matches was way back in 1936 in the second division
Betfred Odds: Chris Wood to have 4+ shots on target is 9/1
Sheffield United vs Arsenal
Where: Bramall Lane
When: Sunday, April 11
Kick-off time: 7pm
TV: BT Sport
Sportsman Stat: The Gunners have played more Premier League games at Bramall Lane without winning than at any other ground. Failing to triumph in four visits, they last tasted victory away at the Blades in April 1991
Betfred Odds: Sheffield United
West Brom vs Southampton
Where: The Hawthorns
When: Monday, April 12
Kick-off time: 6pm
TV: Sky Sports
Sportsman Stat: The Saints are looking to win three consecutive away games at West Brom for the first time
Betfred Odds: West Brom to win and both teams to score is 11/2
Brighton vs Everton
Where: Amex Stadium
When: Monday, April 12
Kick-off time: 8.15pm
TV: Sky Sports
Sportsman Stat: Brighton are unbeaten in all three Premier League home games at Everton, last losing on their own turf against the Toffees back in the 1982-83 campaign. However, they have failed to win any of their Premier League matches played on a Monday, drawing six and losing three
Betfred Odds: Richarlison is 16/5 to score at anytime
