The Premier League is going to be a fascinating matchday, with two Super Eagles stars involved in vital relegation dogfights.
Can Everton and Watford be saved by Alex Iwobi and Dennis Emmanuel?
Can Everton and Watford be saved by Alex Iwobi and Dennis Emmanuel?
The Nigerian duo will be embroiled in two crucial relegation dogfights as they try to save their respective teams, Watford and Everton. Apart from the relegation struggle, this matchday will also center on the rat race for Champions League slots and the race for the Premier League crown.
This weekend's matchday 35 will have three (3) things to look forward to.
With two direct opponents, this is undoubtedly one of the weekend's most exciting games anywhere in the world.When the Hornets face Burnley at Vicarage Road on Saturday, they'll have to walk the talk.
Both clubs are separated by only two points, with Burnley appearing to be in better form heading into this crucial meeting.
The Clarets have given themselves a solid chance of staying in the Premier League after grabbing seven points from a possible nine since former manager Sean Dyche was terminated.
Two victories and a draw have seen them climb out of relegation seas, at least for now and will be seeking to make it back-to-back wins for the first time in a very long while when they face fellow troubled club, Watford.
Burnley have only won one Premier League match this season under Sean Dyche's leadership.In another relegation dogfight, another Super Eagles player, Alex Iwobi, will be hoping to assist his side, Everton, avoid relegation when they host Chelsea at Goodison Park on Sunday.
Everton's Alex Iwobi in action.
The Toffees face a significant test when they face Thomas Tuchel's Blues, who will be desperate to gain a result in order to get out of the Champions League rat race.
Frank Lampard, the former Chelsea manager and legend, will be relying on his Super Eagles playmaker Alex Iwobi to help him get something positive out of this game against his former club.
The Premier League title battle appears to be going down to the wire.On paper, however, it appears that the Merseyside Reds will face a tougher challenge as they face a resurgent and ever-improving Newcastle United.
Following the fantastic effort done by their manager, Eddie Howe, the Magpies have completely forgotten about relegation.
Since taking over the reins, Howe has managed to turn the fortunes of the newest moneybags around, with Newcastle moving from relegation candidates to European football contenders with 12 points from a possible 12 in their previous four matches.
Since taking over as manager of Newcastle, Eddie Howe has done a fantastic job.
Since taking over as manager of Newcastle, Eddie Howe has done a fantastic job.
However, they will meet Jurgen Klopp's efficient quadruple-chasing machinery and killjoy experts, Liverpool, this Saturday.First up, on Saturday, fifth-placed Tottenham will have an opportunity to jump Arsenal into fourth place, if only for 24 hours, when they visit Leicester City, which features Super Eagles duo Kelechi Iheanacho and Ademola Lookman.
Then, on Sunday, Arsenal will meet West Ham United at the Olympic Stadium in a London Derby.
Mee scores the game-winning goal against Spurs.
Mee scores the game-winning goal against Spurs.
Spurs and Arsenal are separated by two points, therefore this weekend will be crucial for both teams.
Yes, with this little bonus and ray of optimism, I'd like to make Manchester United fans happy.
Ralf Rangnick remained in demand after putting pen to paper as the 'perfect' interim manager, despite their flip-flops under Interim boss.
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