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Saturday, 2 April 2011
West Ham v Man Utd, 12:45
Birmingham v Bolton, 15:00
Everton v Aston Villa, 15:00
Newcastle v Wolverhampton, 15:00
Stoke v Chelsea, 15:00
West Brom v Liverpool, 15:00
Wigan v Tottenham, 15:00
Arsenal v Blackburn, 17:30
Sunday, 3 April 2011
Fulham v Blackpool, 13:30
Man City v Sunderland, 16:00
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With 6 points seperating 11th from 20th there are so many crucial games every week which makes this league one of the most interesting in a long while.
The top is still quite close as well should Chelsea and Arsenal win their games in hand and that fourth CL spot looks like it might go down to the wire with Spurs and City again chasing it with Liverpool perhaps just a bit too far behind.
I think this could be a good weekend for Arsenal being at home whilst United and Chelsea face tough away games. West Ham are most certainly on the up so they'll provide a test for United but it's in games like these where United have been so clinical down the years.
The closeness of the bottom half is summed up by the fact that a Wolves win would put them just a point behind Newcastle and drag them really into the relegation dog fight.
Liverpool come up against Woy Hodgson for the first time since his magnificent stint with us, if he managed to get one over on us I'd probably cry.
West Ham v Man Utd, 12:45
Birmingham v Bolton, 15:00
Everton v Aston Villa, 15:00
Newcastle v Wolverhampton, 15:00
Stoke v Chelsea, 15:00
West Brom v Liverpool, 15:00
Wigan v Tottenham, 15:00
Arsenal v Blackburn, 17:30
Sunday, 3 April 2011
Fulham v Blackpool, 13:30
Man City v Sunderland, 16:00
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With 6 points seperating 11th from 20th there are so many crucial games every week which makes this league one of the most interesting in a long while.
The top is still quite close as well should Chelsea and Arsenal win their games in hand and that fourth CL spot looks like it might go down to the wire with Spurs and City again chasing it with Liverpool perhaps just a bit too far behind.
I think this could be a good weekend for Arsenal being at home whilst United and Chelsea face tough away games. West Ham are most certainly on the up so they'll provide a test for United but it's in games like these where United have been so clinical down the years.
The closeness of the bottom half is summed up by the fact that a Wolves win would put them just a point behind Newcastle and drag them really into the relegation dog fight.
Liverpool come up against Woy Hodgson for the first time since his magnificent stint with us, if he managed to get one over on us I'd probably cry.
