West Ham United v Burnley (5.15pm): Last chance saloon for Burnley, and the Hammers will be suffering from midweek exploits in Europe. Possibly not the weekend's thriller. Prediction: West Ham 1 Burnley 1. Reuters
SATURDAY: Manchester City v Liverpool, FA Cup semi-final, 6.30pm (UAE): A 2-2 draw in the Premier League last week, safe passage for both in the Champions League, and they meet again at Wembley. A breathtaking run of games, and Liverpool will be more confident after avoiding defeat at the Etihad. Prediction: City 1 Liverpool 2. Getty
Premier League, Saturday: Tottenham v Brighton (3.30pm): Tottenham scoring for fun, and in command of their own destiny when it comes to the top four after Brighton beat Arsenal last week. They won't relinquish that advantage here. Prediction: Spurs 3 Brighton 0. Getty
Manchester United v Norwich (6pm): Old Trafford is not a happy place at the moment. Down in seventh and six points off the Champions League places. At least this will provide some respite for United's interim manager Ralf Rangnick. Prediction: Man United 3 Norwich 0. AP
Southampton v Arsenal (6pm): It was all going so well for the Gunners and manager Mikel Arteta before the international break, but successive defeats to Crystal Palace and Brighton have made the run-in that much more difficult. The Saints lost 6-0 to Chelsea last time out, and will want to salvage some pride. Prediction: Southampton 1 Arsenal 1. Reuters
Watford v Brentford (6pm): Perhaps Watford's problem is that they haven't tried enough managers. Only three this season is conservative by their standards. Whatever the approach, it hasn't worked and the Championship looms. Again. Prediction: Watford 1 Brentford 3. PA
SUNDAY: Chelsea v Crystal Palace, FA Cup semi-final, 7.30pm: So, so close to a miracle in Madrid, but ultimately a heartbreaking Champions League exit. Question here is how coach Thomas Tuchel gets Chelsea to bounce back against a tricky Palace side. Prediction: Chelsea 2 Place 1. Getty
Newcastle v Leicester (Premier League, 5.15pm): Eddie Howe
has done enough to ensure Premier League football at St James' Park next season - almost. He'll want to nail it for certain here against a Leicester side with no interest in the domestic run-in. Prediction: Newcastle 2 Leicester 0. Getty
West Ham United v Burnley (5.15pm): Last chance saloon for Burnley, and the Hammers will be suffering from midweek exploits in Europe. Possibly not the weekend's thriller. Prediction: West Ham 1 Burnley 1. Reuters
SATURDAY: Manchester City v Liverpool, FA Cup semi-final, 6.30pm (UAE): A 2-2 draw in the Premier League last week, safe passage for both in the Champions League, and they meet again at Wembley. A breathtaking run of games, and Liverpool will be more confident after avoiding defeat at the Etihad. Prediction: City 1 Liverpool 2. Getty
Premier League, Saturday: Tottenham v Brighton (3.30pm): Tottenham scoring for fun, and in command of their own destiny when it comes to the top four after Brighton beat Arsenal last week. They won't relinquish that advantage here. Prediction: Spurs 3 Brighton 0. Getty
Manchester United v Norwich (6pm): Old Trafford is not a happy place at the moment. Down in seventh and six points off the Champions League places. At least this will provide some respite for United's interim manager Ralf Rangnick. Prediction: Man United 3 Norwich 0. AP
Southampton v Arsenal (6pm): It was all going so well for the Gunners and manager Mikel Arteta before the international break, but successive defeats to Crystal Palace and Brighton have made the run-in that much more difficult. The Saints lost 6-0 to Chelsea last time out, and will want to salvage some pride. Prediction: Southampton 1 Arsenal 1. Reuters
Watford v Brentford (6pm): Perhaps Watford's problem is that they haven't tried enough managers. Only three this season is conservative by their standards. Whatever the approach, it hasn't worked and the Championship looms. Again. Prediction: Watford 1 Brentford 3. PA
SUNDAY: Chelsea v Crystal Palace, FA Cup semi-final, 7.30pm: So, so close to a miracle in Madrid, but ultimately a heartbreaking Champions League exit. Question here is how coach Thomas Tuchel gets Chelsea to bounce back against a tricky Palace side. Prediction: Chelsea 2 Place 1. Getty
Newcastle v Leicester (Premier League, 5.15pm): Eddie Howe
has done enough to ensure Premier League football at St James' Park next season - almost. He'll want to nail it for certain here against a Leicester side with no interest in the domestic run-in. Prediction: Newcastle 2 Leicester 0. Getty
West Ham United v Burnley (5.15pm): Last chance saloon for Burnley, and the Hammers will be suffering from midweek exploits in Europe. Possibly not the weekend's thriller. Prediction: West Ham 1 Burnley 1. Reuters
