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Chelsea’s next opponent is Wolves, as Thomas Tuchel’s side looks to end a poor run of form and secure a place in next season’s Champions League.
The Blues hold a five-point lead over fifth-placed Tottenham ahead of the last four games, but their defeat to Everton last time out meant they have only four points from a possible 12.
Chelsea has also barely won half of their home league games this season, and they face a Wolves team who held them to a goalless draw at Molineux in December.
Bruno Lage’s side is fighting for European football while staying within striking distance of West Ham United in seventh place.
Brighton vs Manchester United
Manchester United’s odds of finishing in the top four are extremely limited. They’ll try to keep them alive by beating Brighton away in their next match.
Brighton, the hosts, have ambitions to play in Europe, but their chances are slim. The home team is in ninth place with 44 points, while United is in sixth place with 58 points.
Brighton’s recent performances have been remarkable; their only defeat in the last six matches came against league leaders Manchester City. They’ve won three of their previous five games, have kept three clean sheets in six, and have only failed to score once in that time, against City.
Liverpool vs Tottenham
On Saturday night, Liverpool will face Tottenham Hotspur in another crucial match in their Premier League title defense.
The late kick-off comes after Liverpool qualified for the Champions League final, continuing their quest for a spectacular quadruple success.
But a Tottenham squad bolstered by a confident win over Leicester last time out will stand in their way at Anfield, keeping them in the race for a top-four finish.
Spurs’ seven-game losing record against Liverpool stopped in a 2-2 draw earlier this season, but they have not won at anfield in almost a decade.
Here is how the EPL Table looks like ahead of today’s matches:
