The season run-in begins this weekend and over the next two months we’ll be treated to some unmissable fixtures.
Chelsea v Tottenham this Sunday is a cracker and ensures that club football swings back into action in style following the international break.
After that top-four tussle are many more treats, including cup finals, an all-English Champions League tie and possibly Arsene Wenger’s final ever match in charge of Arsenal.
Sunday April 1 – 4pm
Chelsea v Tottenham, Premier League
This meeting at Stamford Bridge is absolutely crucial to the battle for the top four. A victory for Chelsea will close the gap on fourth place Spurs to just two points and will ensure interest in the fight for Champions League qualification goes on.
However, if Spurs can secure a draw or even a win, the English quartet heading into Europe next season will be virtually guaranteed.
