Manchester City v Liverpool (7.30pm): All eyes on the Etihad Stadium as the top two - separated by just one point - clash in the first of two games in a week, ahead of next week's FA Cup semi-final. Liverpool have the edge on form - having not dropped a point since January 2 - but will see their win-streak come to an end against City. Prediction: City 1 Liverpool 1. Getty
FRIDAY - Newcastle v Wolves (8pm): After a stellar start to 2022, Newcastle suddenly find themselves on a run of three straight defeats, the last of which was a 5-1 battering at Spurs. Wolves are in eighth place and looking to maintain their push for European place. Prediction: Newcastle 2 Wolves 1. AFP
SATURDAY - Everton v Manchester United (3.30pm): United have little room for error if they want to keep alive their top-four hopes and face an Everton side fighting for their top-flight lives. Goodison Park will be rocking for this one but feels like a draw on way when both teams need a win. Prediction: Everton 2 Man United 2. Reuters
Arsenal v Brighton (6pm): The Gunners suffered a bruising 3-0 defeat at Crystal Palace on Monday and cannot afford to stumble again here with rivals Spurs gaining momentum in the top-four push. Brighton ended a run of six defeats with last week's draw with Norwich but have not won since February 12. Prediction: Arsenal 3 Brighton 0. Getty
Southampton v Chelsea (6pm): Third-placed Chelsea will be looking to bounce back from last week's capitulation at home to Brentford and maintain the gap between themselves and the top-four chasing pack. They face a Southampton side that have taken just one point from four games. Prediction: Southampton 1 Chelsea 2. PA
Watford v Leeds (6pm): A huge game for third-bottom Watford if they want to drag 16th-placed Leeds back into the relegation dogfight. The gap between the two side is eight points but the Hornets have a game in hand on the Yorkshiremen. Prediction: Watford 1 Leeds 3. PA
Aston Villa v Tottenham (8.30pm): Villa manager Steven Gerrard warned his players that they are playing for their futures after losing to Wolves last week - their third loss on the trot. Spurs, on the other hand, made it three wins in a row after sticking five past Newcastle. Prediction: Villa 0 Spurs 2. EPA
SUNDAY - Brentford v West Ham (5pm): Brentford will be looking for another win against a side hoping for a top-four finish following their stunning victory at Chelsea. West Ham edged out struggling Everton last week and are set for more of the same in this capital clash. Prediction: Brentford 1 West Ham 2. Getty
Leicester City v Crystal Palace (5pm): Palace are enjoying a super first season under Patrick Vieira, highlighted by last week's 3-0 win over Arsenal that took them up to ninth in the table. The Foxes are below Palace only on goal difference and it will be a tight affair again here. Prediction: Leicester 1 Palace 1. Reuters
Norwich v Burnley (5pm): Time is running out for these two in their battle to beat the drop. Norwich are bottom of the pile having not won a league game since January 21. Sean Dyche's side are now just once place and one point from Everton in 17th after beating the Merseysiders on Thursday. Prediction: Norwich 1 Burnley 2. AFP
Manchester City v Liverpool (7.30pm): All eyes on the Etihad Stadium as the top two - separated by just one point - clash in the first of two games in a week, ahead of next week's FA Cup semi-final. Liverpool have the edge on form - having not dropped a point since January 2 - but will see their win-streak come to an end against City. Prediction: City 1 Liverpool 1. Getty
FRIDAY - Newcastle v Wolves (8pm): After a stellar start to 2022, Newcastle suddenly find themselves on a run of three straight defeats, the last of which was a 5-1 battering at Spurs. Wolves are in eighth place and looking to maintain their push for European place. Prediction: Newcastle 2 Wolves 1. AFP
SATURDAY - Everton v Manchester United (3.30pm): United have little room for error if they want to keep alive their top-four hopes and face an Everton side fighting for their top-flight lives. Goodison Park will be rocking for this one but feels like a draw on way when both teams need a win. Prediction: Everton 2 Man United 2. Reuters
Arsenal v Brighton (6pm): The Gunners suffered a bruising 3-0 defeat at Crystal Palace on Monday and cannot afford to stumble again here with rivals Spurs gaining momentum in the top-four push. Brighton ended a run of six defeats with last week's draw with Norwich but have not won since February 12. Prediction: Arsenal 3 Brighton 0. Getty
Southampton v Chelsea (6pm): Third-placed Chelsea will be looking to bounce back from last week's capitulation at home to Brentford and maintain the gap between themselves and the top-four chasing pack. They face a Southampton side that have taken just one point from four games. Prediction: Southampton 1 Chelsea 2. PA
Watford v Leeds (6pm): A huge game for third-bottom Watford if they want to drag 16th-placed Leeds back into the relegation dogfight. The gap between the two side is eight points but the Hornets have a game in hand on the Yorkshiremen. Prediction: Watford 1 Leeds 3. PA
Aston Villa v Tottenham (8.30pm): Villa manager Steven Gerrard warned his players that they are playing for their futures after losing to Wolves last week - their third loss on the trot. Spurs, on the other hand, made it three wins in a row after sticking five past Newcastle. Prediction: Villa 0 Spurs 2. EPA
SUNDAY - Brentford v West Ham (5pm): Brentford will be looking for another win against a side hoping for a top-four finish following their stunning victory at Chelsea. West Ham edged out struggling Everton last week and are set for more of the same in this capital clash. Prediction: Brentford 1 West Ham 2. Getty
Leicester City v Crystal Palace (5pm): Palace are enjoying a super first season under Patrick Vieira, highlighted by last week's 3-0 win over Arsenal that took them up to ninth in the table. The Foxes are below Palace only on goal difference and it will be a tight affair again here. Prediction: Leicester 1 Palace 1. Reuters
Norwich v Burnley (5pm): Time is running out for these two in their battle to beat the drop. Norwich are bottom of the pile having not won a league game since January 21. Sean Dyche's side are now just once place and one point from Everton in 17th after beating the Merseysiders on Thursday. Prediction: Norwich 1 Burnley 2. AFP
Manchester City v Liverpool (7.30pm): All eyes on the Etihad Stadium as the top two - separated by just one point - clash in the first of two games in a week, ahead of next week's FA Cup semi-final. Liverpool have the edge on form - having not dropped a point since January 2 - but will see their win-streak come to an end against City. Prediction: City 1 Liverpool 1. Getty
