As we approach the end of this round of Premier League fixtures, we are on the brink of the final Game Week. The upcoming Match Day could potentially see the confirmation of the champions and the teams facing relegation. Nevertheless, amidst these scenarios, we may witness surprising outcomes, as teams strive to achieve their respective season objectives. 1. Fulham takes on Man City: A victory for Pep Guardiola’s side at Craven Cottage could propel them to the top position for at least 24 hours. However, any slip-up could jeopardize their lead in the title race. Fulham, having nothing at stake, poses a challenge as such teams can be unpredictable. City must bring their best performance to maintain pressure on Arsenal. 2. Tottenham clashes with Burnley: These two teams have distinct go...

Reminiscing about a bygone era, former Manchester United striker Andy Cole recalls a time when even Arsenal's fourth-place finishes were met with jubilation while United ruled the league. As the impending clash between the two giants looms at Old Trafford this Sunday, Cole emphasizes the stark reversal of fortunes, with United struggling to replicate their past glories. In light of United's historical ethos of triumph and relentless pursuit of major titles, Cole expresses apprehension over the prolonged period of regression and advocates for a candid evaluation of the club's current predicament. According to quotes from the Mirror, he remarked, "Arsenal would clinch fourth place and celebrate as if they had clinched the league title. We used to mock them, but now we find ourselves in ...

Tottenham Hotspur’s manager, Ange Postecoglou, asserts that his team is driven to defeat Manchester City, knowing it could potentially benefit their rivals, Arsenal. Spurs have a crucial role to play as they face the current champions on Tuesday. A victory for Postecoglou’s side could potentially pave the way for Arsenal to secure their first league title since 2004. Despite this scenario, Postecoglou remains resolute that his team will fight against City. Speaking to reporters, Postecoglou emphasized, "I am committed to giving my all every day to this football club because it is my duty. I will not abandon any challenge, no matter how tough, as that would be neglecting my responsibilities." He added, "I aim for us to finish the season on a high note. I want us to aim for victory...

Mark Lawrenson, the former Liverpool player, has shared his predictions for the upcoming Premier League matches happening at various stadiums in England this week. On Sunday, Arsenal will go head-to-head against Manchester United at Old Trafford. Chelsea will be facing Nottingham Forest on Saturday evening, and Manchester City will be up against Fulham. In his predictions disclosed through Paddy Power, Lawrenson foresaw the following outcomes: Fulham 0-3 Manchester City Bournemouth 0-2 Brentford Everton 2-1 Sheffield United Newcastle 2-1 Brighton Tottenham 3-0 Burnley West Ham 2-0 Luton Wolves 1-1 Crystal Palace Nottingham Forest 2-1 Chelsea...