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Tottenham v Everton: match preview
So, which Spurs team will turn up? The Manchester City-bothering one, all controlled power and counterattacking, with Harry Kane and Son Heung-min in perfect harmony, or the one that lost 1-0 at Burnley and was then outplayed and lost by the same score at Middlesbrough in the FA Cup? No one knows, of course, least of all Antonio Conte, it seems. Meanwhile, Frank Lampard has guided Everton to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup but knows he cannot be distracted with them only one point above the relegation zone. As a Chelsea player, Lampard knew almost continuous success against Spurs and he will hope he can bring some of that mojo to his struggling side. However, upcoming home games against Wolves and Newcastle may bring more reward. Conrad Leach
Watford v Arsenal: match preview
With West Ham and Manchester United, the two teams directly above Arsenal, playing Liverpool and Manchester City, respectively, this weekend, the Gunners will feel this game represents an excellent chance to make inroads on fourth place, regardless of the fact they also have three games in hand. Three wins in a row for Mikel Arteta’s side have improved the mood at the Emirates no end after what was a scratchy start to the year. For Roy Hodgson, the euphoria of a point at Old Trafford last week is tempered by only one win this year. Three points from the last safe spot, Watford’s need for a win is more pressing than Arsenal’s, but three league goals all year tells all about where their current weakness lies. Conrad Leach
The Match Preview - Brighton (H): Newcastle's momentum, the Dan Burn impact and Fabian Schar turnaround
Newcastle United are looking to continue to their great start to 2022, with a win over Brighton. Eddie Howe’s men face the South Coast side on Saturday looking to take their unbeaten run to eight games.
West Ham v Wolves: match preview
This is a vital game in the race to qualify for the Champions League. West Ham have looked weary recently and will need to be at their best against dangerous opponents. Wolves were disappointed when their promising run ended against Arsenal on Thursday, but Bruno Lage’s side should still be full of optimism when they arrive at the London Stadium. West Ham were poor when they drew with Newcastle last weekend and Wolves, who have been defensively sound, will start as slight favourites. Jacob Steinberg
Manchester United v Watford: match preview
Manchester United are unbeaten in 10 games in all competitions, Watford have only one victory in all competitions since November. Yet the reverse fixture was Watford’s 4-1 win that resulted in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s sacking and the hiring of Ralf Rangnick as interim-manager. Watford now also have a new coach – Roy Hodgson – and in the fight against relegation, he would dearly love to complete the home and away double over United. Jamie Jackson
Leeds v Tottenham: match preview
Two unhappy managers meet at Elland Road. While Antonio Conte’s Tottenham have lost four of their past five League games, most recently at Burnley in midweek, Marcelo Bielsa’s Leeds are on the brink of a relegation battle. Their 6-0 thrashing at Liverpool last week emphasised the team’s defensive vulnerabilities but few expect Bielsa to modify his attacking philosophy against Harry Kane and company. Much hinges on which Tottenham turn up; last weekend’s vanquishers of Manchester City or the ensemble which surrendered at Turf Moor. Louise Taylor
Crystal Palace v Burnley: match preview
What a difference a week makes. Burnley have gone from the darkest depths of the table to three points from safety in the space of two brilliant performances. Sean Dyche’s side seemed to have forgotten themselves but Wout Weghorst’s destruction of Brighton and a masterful 1-0 over an over-confident Tottenham has them back grinding for survival. A third successive win (last seen in April 2019) could incredibly move them out of danger. So can Crystal Palace survive an encounter with this reconfigured behemoth? Patrick Vieira’s only recent successes have come when punching down and after putting four past Watford the Frenchman will hope he has found an attacking combination that truly clicks after Palace’s early fire appeared extinguished. Graham Searles