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Saturday 22 April 2023 09:00
On Sunday, the eyes of Manchester United and Brighton fans will be firmly fixated on an gripping Emirates FA Cup semi-closing at Wembley.
But whereas we’re occupied within the capital, there are several Premier League clashes on the agenda that will contain gigantic ramifications for the Reds.
Having been knocked out of the Europa League by Sevilla for the duration of the week, Erik ten Hag’s men ought to now perform within the top four if we are to qualify for Champions League soccer subsequent time length.
With that in thoughts, here is our information to the weekend and forthcoming midweek fixtures within the top flight of English soccer…
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TITLE DECIDER?
Opinions amongst United fans would maybe wisely be crash up on who we would desire to come out on top on this season’s nail-biting title scoot, which took every other unprecedented twist last night (Friday) when Arsenal had been in grave wretchedness of losing at dwelling to bottom-placed club Southampton. The Gunners had been trailing 3-1 from proper after the hour fee till Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka scored within the 88th minute and difficulty time respectively to salvage a dramatic 3-3 draw.
Manchester City, who face Sheffield United within the first FA Cup semi-closing, now contain two games in hand on the Premier League leaders and can level-headed welcome them to the Etihad Stadium for a doubtlessly decisive match on Wednesday night. Valid 5 aspects currently separate the 2, with six fixtures to perambulate for Mikel Arteta’s facet, who had been leading the manner at some level of the campaign.
RACE FOR THE TOP FOUR
The most foremost fixture to examine out for over the weekend is one featuring our two predominant opponents for a top-four speak, who face every other whereas we’re faraway from league action.
Newcastle United will host Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, with both currently sitting below us within the league table. The final consequence of this fixture would maybe perambulate a long manner in giving the a success facet, if there is one, a steal for their hopes of Champions League qualification.
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RELEGATION BATTLE
At the replacement discontinue of the table, travelling United fans particularly will be looking out at with a fervent stare to see who’s most likely to tumble out of our fixture list for subsequent season.
Three aspects for Leicester City at dwelling to Wolverhampton Wanderers would maybe see them emerge from the relegation zone, reckoning on ends up in other places. They’re also build to search recommendation from Leeds United on Tuesday, with their survival hopes hinging on every sport between now and the discontinue of the time length.
WHERE CAN YOU WATCH THE ACTION?
There’s plenty of Premier League action to peek within the bustle-up to our FA Cup semi-closing, with Sky Sports actions and BT Sport sharing the are residing broadcasting responsibilities within the UK.
Fulham and Leeds enormous name in BT’s Saturday lunchtime kick-off at Craven Cottage, whereas Tottenham’s day out to contend with Newcastle will be screened by Sky Sports actions early on Sunday afternoon, within the last couple of hours prior to our Wembley meeting with the Seagulls.
And for these fans within the UK who’re all for staying across the midweek fixtures as issues intensify at the top and bottom of the standings, BT Sport will be exhibiting every sport are residing from Tuesday to Thursday.
Christian Eriksen will be hoping for a repeat of our dwelling fetch over his outdated school club, after we search recommendation from Spurs on Thursday.
FIXTURES
SATURDAY 22 APRIL
Fulham v Leeds (12:30)
Brentford v Aston Villa (15:00)
Crystal Palace v Everton (15:00)
Leicester v Wolves (15:00)
Liverpool v Nottingham Forest (15:00)
SUNDAY 23 APRIL
Bournemouth v West Ham (14:00)
Newcastle v Tottenham Hotspur (14:00)
TUESDAY 25 APRIL
Wolves v Crystal Palace (19:30)
Aston Villa v Fulham (19:45)
Leeds v Leicester (20:00)
WEDNESDAY 26 APRIL
Nottingham Forest v Brighton (19:30)
Chelsea v Brentford (19:45)
West Ham v Liverpool (19:45)
Manchester City v Arsenal (20:00
THURSDAY 27 APRIL
Everton v Newcastle (19:45)
Southampton v Bournemouth (19:45)
Tottenham Hotspur v UNITED (20:15)
*All kick-off times in BST.
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