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Preview
Watford are rooted to the bottom of the Premier League table as they head into Saturday’s clash with Crystal Palace at Vicarage Road.
Following on from the midweek fixtures in the Premier League, there are plenty of games to enjoy on Sunday afternoon. One of which takes place at St James’ Park as Newcastle United host Southampton in a match which features two teams in the bottom half of the table.
Everton begin life without Marco Silva by welcoming Chelsea to Goodison Park in the Premier League’s early kick-off on Saturday. The Toffees have slipped into the bottom-three for the first time this season, while Chelsea are six points clear in fourth.
Brighton are coming off of a fantastic win over Arsenal and the Emirates, 2-1, on Thursday night to end a three-match losing streak. The Seagulls will now aim to continue their winning ways against Wolverhampton Wanderers at the Amex.
West Brom returned to the top of the Championship during the week when they captured a fifth straight win on the trot with a 1-0 win away from home at Deepdale against 6th placed Preston North End.
Freiburg started the 2019/20 Bundesliga campaign in fine fashion. However, in recent weeks their form has dipped. Christian Streich’s team will be looking to return to top form on Saturday afternoon when they host Wolfsburg at the Schwarzwald-Stadion.
Lazio host Serie A’s second-place team Juventus on Saturday night at the Stadio Olimpico in a massive top three showdown.
Just two points separate eighth-place Tottenham Hotspur and Burnley in eleventh as the two teams prepare to go head-to-head on Saturday.
The standout clash from the upcoming round of Premier League fixtures undoubtedly takes place at the Etihad Stadium, as Manchester City host fierce rivals Manchester United on Saturday. Form often goes out the window when these two teams meet, so it’s set to be a thrilling encounter.
Dortmund have been the very definition of inconsistent this season in the Bundesliga. With champions and rivals Bayern Munich struggling for results, this season was a golden opportunity for BVB to mount a realistic title challenge. However, Dortmund have failed to build up any momentum.
Bournemouth are the next team tasked with trying to put an end to Liverpool’s remarkable unbeaten run this season.
The final match of the weekend in the Premier League takes place on Monday night at the London Stadium. West Ham United take on Arsenal in a match which is vital for both teams and a win would be massive for whichever team can get it.
Sheffield United travel to Carrow Road on Sunday seeking a reversal of fortunes from their result in midweek. The Blades lost 2-0 to Newcastle United at home to extend their winless run in the league to four matches.
Freddie Ljungberg’s first home game as interim manager ended in defeat as Arsenal were beaten 2-1 by Brighton.
QPR’s sequence of results without a win in the Championship extended to 7 matches last Saturday when they drew 1-1 away from home at Derby County, which would normally have been considered a good result but instead has prolonged QPR’s frustration at not returning to winning ways.
Hull City were handed a 3-1 defeat away at bottom club, Barnsley, last weekend in the Championship, so The Tigers will be looking forward to returning to their KCOM Stadium on Saturday where they’ll entertain strugglers, Stoke City, as the hosts look to stay in touch with the play-off pack.
Zenit St. Petersburg have become something of a powerhouse of Russian football in recent years. They are current champions and head into a home game with Dynamo Moscow on Friday afternoon six points clear of second-place Krasnodar.
What started out as a promising season for Lyon in Ligue One has turned into yet another story of inconsistency and missed opportunities for OL.
The new era at Cardiff City under new manager, Neil Harris, has started in positive fashion as the former Millwall boss has made an unbeaten start to his new tenure with The Bluebirds as his side are unbeaten in their first 3 matches under Harris.
Reading prevented recent back-to-back defeats from turning into something more sinister last Saturday when they recorded a slightly surprising 3-1 win away at Wigan Athletic, and The Royals will be hoping they can continue this momentum into Saturday’s clash against Birmingham City when they return to their Madejski Stadium.
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