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The Premier League is back after a hiatus, and we're in the middle of a bumper Sunday of top-flight action.

Arsenal dropped more points on Saturday as the title slipped further and further away from their grasp.

However, Liverpool failed to capitalise as they were handed just their second league loss under Arne Slot at Fulham.

Southampton have become the first team relegated this season after a loss to Spurs confirmed their unfortunate fate.

Up next, the Manchester derby wraps things up for the weekend, as Man United and Man City go head-to-head at Old Trafford.

Premier League gameweek 31 fixtures

Saturday, April 5

Everton 1-1 ArsenalCrystal Palace 2-1 BrightonIpswich 1-2 WolvesWest Ham 2-2 BournemouthAston Villa 2-1 Nottingham Forest

Sunday, April 6

Brentford 0-0 ChelseaFulham 3-2 LiverpoolTottenham 3-1 Southampton4:30pm - Manchester United vs Manchester City

Monday, April 7

8pm: Leicester vs Newcastle - live on talkSPORTKeep up to date with all of the latest football odds at talkSPORT BET

2 minutes agoBy Jack Johnson

65' Still we wait for some action.

At the moment, both sides are cancelling each other out.

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9 minutes agoBy Jack Johnson

58' We're nearing the last half hour.

And both teams have made a change at the same time.

Phil Foden comes off for Man City as Jeremy Doku comes on.

The City goalkeeper then collects another cross soon after.

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14 minutes agoBy Jack Johnson

52' Nothing much has changed since the break.



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17 minutes agoBy Jack Johnson

49' Phil Foden wastes a great chance...

Omar Marmoush turns on the edge of the box and Casemiro inadvertently pokes the ball to Foden.



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30 minutes agoBy Jack Johnson

Only Leicester City (7), Southampton (11) and Crystal Palace (12) have scored fewer first-half goals in the Premier League this season than Manchester United (13).

They've had the chances but seriously lacked quality with the finish, much to the frustration of Bruno Fernandes.

In fact, the United captain is the only player for either side to create more than one chance in the first half (3).

There have been just eight shots so far; only two Premier League Manchester derbies on record have had fewer in the opening 45 minutes (6 in Jan 2023, 4 in Oct 2015).

It's been a tough watch...

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37 minutes agoBy Jack Johnson

That'll do it for the first half of this Manchester derby.
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