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After a run of eight Premier League games unbeaten, it looked as if Burnley were going to be able to put enough daylight between themselves and the bottom three, while in turn making the end of the season something of a relaxed affair.
With many Premier League outfits being inactive last weekend, it meant that Chelsea had the perfect opportunity in which to firmly re-enter the race to finish in the top four and come Sunday evening, it was one that had slipped through their fingers.
Bournemouth’s stint in the Premier League since the 2015/16 season has been an unbroken one and with three full seasons in the top flight behind them without being relegated, they look all but set to extend that run to four in the next few weeks.
Tottenham are finally returning home and they arguably could not have picked a better time in which to do so. With their ailing Premier League form hampering their hopes of a top four finish, this could be the shot in the arm that the club will be looking for.
The Netherlands were one of the surprise packages of last year’s Nations League, qualifying for this summers semi-final from a tough group containing France and Germany.
On Thursday afternoon, Scotland kick-off their European Championship 2020 qualification campaign with a long trip to Kazakhstan.
On Thursday night, Croatia host Azerbaijan at the Stadion Maksimir, as World Cup semi-finalists look to kick-off their Euro 2020 qualification with a victory.
The World Cup concluded just eight months ago, and since then, we have seen the UEFA Nations League debut. The high-quality international fixtures across Europe are about to increase as UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying kicks off this week.
Chelsea suffered what was a frustrating 2-0 defeat at inconsistent Everton on Sunday, as goals from Richarlison and Gylfi Sigurdsson sealed the win for the Merseysider’s.
On Sunday night, Nacional host Plaza Colonia in the Uruguayan Primera Division, as both teams look to kick-start their league campaigns.
Liverpool returned to the top of the Premier League on Sunday by recording a 2-1 victory at doomed Fulham. The victory was the sort that teams achieve on their way to lifting trophies.
The qualifying campaign for the 2020 European Championship begins this week and we have a cracking match to look forward to in Group I. This group features Belgium, Russia, Scotland, Cyprus, Kazakhstan and San Marino.
An extremely important fixture up next which concerns teams at the bottom and top of the Championship as third from bottom club Rotherham United entertain Championship leaders Norwich City which could shape their respective relegation and promotion battles.
A relegation battle royale is up next when fourth from bottom club Wigan Athletic play host to second from bottom Bolton Wanderers at the DW Stadium with a precious three points at stake for both teams.
Preston North End extended their unbeaten run to 11 matches in the Championship during the week when they recorded a valuable 2-1 win away at Middlesbrough which became back-to-back wins on the road following their 1-0 win away at Blackburn Rovers last weekend.
Carlo Ancelotti’s Napoli are experiencing a rocky patch. The Partenopei have put on a number of inconsistent performances over the course of their last seven games in all competitions.
Paris Saint-Germain take a record of 18 games unbeaten into Sunday’s Le Classique against arch-rivals Marseille. Like high-profile European matches between Inter Milan and Juventus, Real Madrid and Barcelona, and Liverpool and Manchester United, these two clubs have a strong hate for one another.
After suffering recent back-to-back defeats away at Nottingham Forest and Norwich City respectively, Hull City will no doubt be relishing their return to their KCOM Stadium for this Saturday’s clash against a QPR outfit who are in free-fall mode.
It looks as if the pressure is once again beginning to mount on the shoulders of Marco Silva, then again perhaps it never went away and with Everton starting this weekend in the bottom half of the table serious questions will be asked as to whether he is the right man for the Goodison Park job.
West Ham host the relegation doomed Huddersfield on Saturday. The Terriers have lost a brutal 15 of their last 17 Premier League games and need a miracle to stay in the top-flight.
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