Arsenal will match up against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. The game starts at 5:30 PM, Sunday, April 27. This rivalry matchup has major postseason implications as both teams fight to gain important points.
Manchester United taking on Arsenal is a classic rivalry and an exciting matchup. On the same day, they’ll be welcoming Bournemouth too, but at Old Trafford and at 2pm. At the same time as the above, Liverpool will face Tottenham Hotspur in a must-win game for both sides at Anfield, with kick-off scheduled for 4.30pm. This weekend is an important time period in the Premier League calendar. Teams will go toe-to-toe looking for those all-important seven points as the season quickly approaches its final third.
The Upcoming Matches
After the weekend semi-finals, the return to Premier League action sees Nottingham Forest welcoming Brentford to the City Ground on Thursday, May 1, at 7.30pm. This will be a critical clash for both clubs looking to assert their place as contenders in the NWSL. Manchester City vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers On Friday, May 2, Manchester City will play Wolverhampton Wanderers at Etihad Stadium. As you might imagine, this match, which starts at 8 PM, has the potential to be extremely influential in the title race.
Furthermore, Arsenal’s match at Bournemouth has been moved to 5.30pm on the Saturday of May 3. This fixture is especially important for Arsenal, who are trying to keep their solid streak alive in hopes of a top-four finish. On Sunday 4th May it’ll be Broncos vs. Newcastle United at 2pm. Then later, at 4:30pm, Chelsea will host Liverpool in an equally important match that could determine which of the two teams contends for a spot in European play next season.
Final Stretch of the Season
As the season heats up and American sport finally teeters into mid-May, even more exciting fixtures await to keep fans racing with adrenaline.
Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest, Monday 5 May, 8pm
This match is set to be a pivotal one for both clubs as they aim to secure their respective positions in the league.
On Saturday 10th May Bournemouth home, Aston Villa away at 5.30pm. Sunday, May 11 Nottingham Forest vs. Leicester City – 2:15 PM Then, at 4:30 PM, Liverpool will welcome Arsenal and the Gunners to Anfield in what should be one of the season’s most exciting head-to-head encounters.
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