No time to waste in the Premier League as we return for Matchday 32 which is in full swing come Saturday. To add to the busy period, we encounter another double matchday.
Two weeks felt like two months while waiting for club action to return. It’s back to your usual Saturday with seven Top Flight meetings. The entertainment will be on full blast as the champions pilots the way for Matchday 32.
Man City can and will pull the chair out from under Liverpool and take back the Premier League throne until Sunday. Although, it could be Man City’s weekend and they head into their midweek matchup still bragging as the leaders.
Matchday 32 Saturday fixture
Fulham vs. Man City
Crystal Palace vs. Huddersfield
Leicester City vs. Bournemouth
Man United vs. Watford
Burnley vs. Wolves
Brighton vs. Southampton
West Ham vs. Everton
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Top talks for today’s fixtures
Of the lot, Fulham has it the worst. They have an unequal test against title challengers, Man City. Making matters even excruciating for the Craven Cottage side, Pep has four first-team players returning for duty.
Fernandinho, Vincent Kompany, Kevin De Bruyne, Benjamin Mendy, and John Stones have all returned to full training, giving Pep more options from the bench. This will not bode well for Fulham.
Palace’s chances of taking three points are high as they take on the worst team of the league. They can make it 36 points from 31 fixtures if they complete the win over Huddersfield. The Eagles along with, Burnley, Southampton, and Brighton fight for survival as all of them continue at the bottom of the table, above the relegation zone.
Wolves will be homing in on the Foxes and Cherries’ fixture as well as the West Ham and Everton meeting, as they form part of the clubs fighting for Europa League football. They go up against an intermitted Burnley. The Burnley hurdle might see them come up short, with the Clarets sweating relegation.
Saturday’s predicted scores
Fulham 0-4 Man City
Crystal Palace 3-0 Huddersfield
Leicester City 3-1 Bournemouth
Man United 3-1 Watford
Burnley 2-3 Wolves
Brighton 2-2 Southampton
West Ham 3-0 Everton
Best games to look out for this Saturday
A match shaping up to be the second best for the weekend (Seeing Spurs travels to Anfield for a top-six duel) is Leicester City hosting Bournemouth. A battle for European football. Leicester has seen a vast improved in performance, looking for their third straight victory. Bournemouth on a similar quest, as they look to go a third game without a defeat.
The other duels with the watch are Ole’s first match as the permanent boss of Man United when they take on Wolves. Brighton’s crucial meeting with the Saints, who both hang on a two-point thread, just above the relegation spots. The last of the day can certainly outdoor what The Top Flight has picked for the match of the day is West Ham’s midtable clash against Everton.
Stop, start… That’s the form of these two clubs closing proceedings for Saturday on our return to Premier League action. One couldn’t be more excited about Premier League football returning and once again, featuring a top-of-the-table clash on the restoration EPL action.