WRAP | Premier League
A comprehensive wrap of all the collated fixtures, scores and match reports from the Premier League action:
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Chelsea v Wolves: match preview
Chelsea were stunned by Everton and Jordan Pickford’s heroics last time out and will be desperate to return to winning ways as both Arsenal and Tottenham still could overhaul them in the top-four race. Granted for Spurs to have a realistic chance they will need to beat Liverpool on Saturday so Chelsea should be fine but the wheels could still fall off with the sale of the club still in limbo. Fortunately their chances of staying third until the season’s end are boosted by facing Wolves. No goals in a run of three defeats suggests Bruno Lage’s side have somewhat checked out on the campaign and might be looking forward to a hard-earned rest. Thomas Tuchel will be in the mood to give them anything but. Graham Searles
TV Guide: What sport is on television this weekend?
There is a big weekend of sport ahead including the Munster Senior Football Championship and the Ulster Senior Football Championship.
Soccer-Bullet point previews of Premier League matches
(Reuters) - Match-by-match facts and statistics ahead of the 36th round of the Premier League from May 7-8 (all times in GMT):
Chelsea v West Ham player ratings: Alonso 7, Havertz 3; Fabianski 7, Dawson 6
A late winner from substitute Christian Pulisic earned Chelsea victory over West Ham United in the Premier League on Sunday – and saved the blushes of teammate Jorginho after the Italian's woeful penalty miss.
Chelsea v West Ham: match preview
Chelsea have to respond after their 4-2 defeat to Arsenal. They have lost their past three home games, conceding 11 goals in the process, and are in danger of being dragged into the top-four race. The good news, though, is that West Ham are bound to have an eye on their Europa League semi-final against Eintracht Frankfurt. West Ham, who have not away in the league since New Year’s Day, cannot afford more injuries after losing Issa Diop, Kurt Zouma and Angelo Ogbonna. Jacob Steinberg
Erik ten Hag must perform “open-heart surgery” on Man Utd with problems "crystal clear"
Rangnick believes full pre-season will help ten Hag at Man Utd
Gabriel Jesus makes feelings clear on Arsenal transfer as Edu 'instigates' summer move
Erik ten Hag appointed next Manchester United manager