The all-intensive English Premier League 2020-21 season enters Matchday 24 from Saturday. While the title race is seemingly on, the same for the top-four continues to take shape, as two big clashes headline this Matchday. In the same light, we present the preview involving the top sides.
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Manchester United looks to extend record away unbeaten runUnited has been on a roll this season, especially away from home, as it is on an 18-game unbeaten run. While it travels to relegation-threatened West Bromwich Albion on Sunday, it should be an easy task. However, United cannot be complacent, as a loss could lead it to squander its second spot, while a win would mean United consolidates the place further.
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Arsenal looks to survive Leeds United testArsenal managed to recover from its initial shaky start, before losing away to Aston Villa. As it hosts 10th-placed Leeds on Sunday, The Gunners would be hoping to rise at least a place, to the 10th. However, with Leeds known to be highly unpredictable, it has to be careful, as a loss could see Arsenal dropping to 13th.
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Everton should have it easy against FulhamEverton has been doing decent this season. Although it is placed seventh, it is well within the top-four race, as it hosts relegation-threatened Fulham on Sunday. Least to say, Carlo Ancelotti and his men should have it easy, as a win could take them to as far as fourth. However, a loss could mean dropping to ninth.
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Chelsea aims to dominate Newcastle UnitedChelsea is on a four-game unbeaten streak in the competition under new manager, Thomas Tuchel. The Blues would look to continue with the same momentum, as it hosts 16th-placed Newcastle. While it should be an easy rise, an upset could well be on the cards. Nonetheless, a win could take Chelsea up to fourth, while a loss to see it dropping to eighth.
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Liverpool faces stern Leicester testThe defending champion has been shaky in the past few games. In a bid to stay in the title race, it has no choice but to win its next game. However, it won't be easy, as it takes on third-placed Leicester City in an away tie. Although a win could see The Reds taking Leicester's spot, a loss is likely to drop it to sixth. Meanwhile, Leicester would be eyeing the second spot on Saturday.
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Manchester City favourite against Tottenham HotspurThe table-topper seems to be in an unstoppable form, as City hosts a struggling Tottenham on Saturday. Although a loss for City would not significantly damage its bid for the title, it would yet look to consolidate the top spot. Meanwhile, eighth-placed Surs would be eyeing the fifth spot, while a loss could seriously dent its bid for a top-four finish and push it down to ninth.
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