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Then, a 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

2pm: Brentford vs Chelsea2pm: Fulham vs Liverpool 2pm: Tottenham vs Southampton4:30pm - Manchester United vs Manchester City

Monday, April 7

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WHAT A TURNAROUND!



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At the same time, Spurs score!

As things stand, the Saints are relegated from the Premier League and they've got a mountain to climb to prevent it.

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20 minutes agoBy Jack Johnson

LIVERPOOL TAKE THE LEAD AT CRAVEN COTTAGE!

"The VAR also checked and cleared the incident between van Dijk and Muniz."

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Luke Shaw is set to be named in Manchester United's squad for the first time since December, talkSPORT understands.



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Today, 12:54By Jack Johnson

Cole Palmer has been benched for Chelsea after making his return from injury in midweek.

Palmer started and provided an assist in the Blues' win over Spurs, but he's not in the team today.

Instead, Noni Madueke starts while Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall makes only his second league start for the club.

Reece James also comes back into the line-up along with Christopher Nkunku, with Pedro Neto, Marc Cucurella and Nicolas Jackson all dropping down to the bench.

As for Brentford, Mikel Damsgaard is back, while Kristoffer Ajer returns at right-back.

Brentford XI: Flekken, Ajer, Collins, Van den Berg, Lewis-Potter, Norgaard, Yarmolyuk, Damsgaard, Mbeuno, Schade, Wissa.

Subs: Valdirmarsson, Henry, Mee, Pinnock, Kayode, Jensen, Konak, Janelt, Maghoma.

Chelsea XI: Sanchez, James, Chalobah, Tosin, Gusto, Caicedo, Dewsbury-Hall, Fernandez, Madueke, Sancho, Nkunku.

Subs: Jorgensen, Acheampong, Colwill, Badiashile, Cucurella, Palmer, Neto, George, Jackson.

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Today, 12:50By Jack Johnson

Liverpool have made one change to their side that beat Everton in midweek as Cody Gakpo starts.

[But] I am happy because we have three points more."

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5th Apr 2025, 19:24By Jack Cunningham

That is the end of the game, and Aston Villa hold on for three vital points.

The home side blasted into a two-goal lead inside the first 15 minutes through Morgan Rogers and Donyell Malen.

Nuno Espirito Santo made a change at half time and introduced Jota Silva.

He scored soon after coming off the bench to set up an excellent second half that was end-to-end.

But in the end, it is Unai Emery's men who come out on top.

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5th Apr 2025, 19:21By Jack Cunningham

That is nearly Goal of the Season!

Neco Williams comes down the right and pulls the ball back to Murillo.

The centre-back is 40 yards from goal, and he takes aim.

It's a stunning strike that rattles the top of the crossbar and goes behind.

I mean, that would have been incredible!

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5th Apr 2025, 19:10By Jack Cunningham

Glorious play!

Morgan Gibbs-White receives a pass in a tight area and brilliantly turns.

He slips a pass inside for Neco Williams.

Ian Maatsen is caught out, and the Welshman breaks into the area.

He rifles a shot towards the far corner that just goes past the post.

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5th Apr 2025, 19:02By Jack Cunningham

Finally, Jota Silva goes into the book for a trip on Ezri Konsa.

That provokes Unai Emery to introduce John McGinn for Marco Asensio.

Nottingham Forest have two players ready to some as well.

Ramon Sosa and Willy Boly replace Nicolas Dominguez and Morato.

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5th Apr 2025, 18:55By Jack Cunningham

Bit of a flashpoint!

Emiliano Martinez catches a cross and looks to get Villa away, but Jota Silva crashes into him twice to delay.

Martinez responds by throwing the forward to the floor, but the referee deems there is no need for any further action.

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5th Apr 2025, 18:50By Jack Cunningham

Unai Emery has seen enough, and he's making a few changes.

Ollie Watkins, Amadou Onana and Donyell Malen come off.

Marcus Rashford, Jacob Ramsey and Boubacar Kamara are on.

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5th Apr 2025, 18:47By Jack Cunningham

GAME ON!

Neco Williams find space down the left and drills a cross into the box.

It looks destined to end up at Elliot Anderson's feet, but the substitute Jota Silva nips in front of him.

He then swivels in the box and picks out the bottom corner with a top finish.

What a great decision from Nuno Espirito Santo, and we have a proper game on our hands now.

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5th Apr 2025, 18:44By Jack Cunningham

The visitors come close twice in quick succession.

First, Morgan Gibbs-White clips a cross to the far post that Callum Hudson-Odoi brings down.

He plays it into Neco Williams, who skips by a tackle in the box and fires wide with the goal gaping.

Hudson-Odoi then goes close himself, as he drifts in from the left and bends an effort at goal that bounces wide of the far post.

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