Greg Lea Last updated March 1st, 2016
The seventh-placed team in the Premier League host the sixth-placed team at Anfield this weekend, with Liverpool and West Ham United going head-to-head for a place in the fifth round of the FA Cup (5.30pm Saturday live on BT Sport 2).
It has been a topsy-turvy but ultimately positive week for Liverpool, who overcame Norwich City 5-4 atmore…
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Arsenal’s mission to become only the second team to win the FA Cup in three successive years continues with a fourth round tie at home to Championship high-fliers Burnley this weekend (3pm Saturday).
Arsenal missed the chance to return to the top of the Premier League table by falling to a 1-0 defeat atmore…
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When the fixtures were announced back in the summer, this weekend’s clash between Arsenal and Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium looked like being a crunch Premier League title clash (4pm Sunday, Sky Sports 1).
The champions have had a terrible campaign, however, which means Arsenal have an excellent chance tomore…
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Manchester City look to continue their title charge at Upton Park against West Ham United this weekend, with the hosts aiming to close the gap on the Champions League places (5.30pm Saturday, Sky Sports 1).
Manuel Pellegrini’s side are currently just one point behind leaders Arsenal and second-placed Leicester City, andmore…
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The latest edition of the biggest rivalry in English football takes place this weekend with Manchester United travelling to Anfield to take on Liverpool (2.05pm Sunday live on Sky Sports 1).
It is not just an important clash in terms of tradition, history and local bragging rights, but also inmore…
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Liverpool host Arsenal in the Premier League this midweek knowing that they need to begin picking up points again soon if they are to finish in the top four (8pm Wednesday, BT Sport 1).
The stakes are high for the Gunners, too, with Arsene Wenger’s men determined not to relinquish theirmore…
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Tottenham Hotspur host Leicester City in the FA Cup third round in what is a battle between two of the sides flying high in the Premier League (5pm Sunday, live on BBC1).
It is unclear at this stage how seriously Mauricio Pochettino (pictured) and Claudio Ranieri intend tomore…
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Sheffield United travel to Old Trafford to take on Manchester United in one of the standout ties of the FA Cup third round weekend (5.30pm Saturday on BT Sport 2).
Despite being the most successful club in English football over the last two decades, Man Utd have a surprisingly poor record in the FA Cup since the turn of the century. Their success inmore…
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Liverpool aim to close the gap on the Champions League places when they take on West Ham United at Upton Park (12.45pm, Saturday on BT Sport 1).
Jurgen Klopp’s side recorded back-to-back 1-0 victories over the festive period, defeating Leicester City at home on Boxing Day and Sunderland away on Wednesday night. Those six points weremore…
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In this most open and unpredictable of Premier League campaigns, Chelsea and Watford’s contrasting fortunes are two of the best examples of how the usual order has been turned upside down. Surprisingly, it is the recently promoted visitors who go into this Boxing Day encounter as the form team (3pm, Saturday).
Chelsea’s 3-1 victory over Sunderland last time out wasmore…
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As Leicester march on at the top, second-placed Arsenal aim to extend their one-point margin over Manchester City in their Premier League match on Monday night (8pm, live on Sky Sports 1).
Eleven months ago, Arsenal suggested they had taken a step closer to becoming a title-challenging side bymore…
The task awaiting Arsenal as they travel to Olympiacos for their final Champions League group stage game on Wednesday is both simple and difficult (7.45pm on BT Sport).
The Gunners will progress to the knockout phase with any victory by a two-goal margin or a win bymore…
If Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe (pictured) and the south coast club’s supporters had been told in the summer that they would move within two points of champions Chelsea with victory at Stamford Bridge this weekend, they would have been envisaging an unlikely top-six placing (5.30pm Saturday on Sky Sports 1).
Unfortunately for both sides, that is not the case. While themore…