Football Tracker: City topple Spurs to go top ahead of final day
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22:53 BST - That's it for this evening, thanks for joining us. We'll be back tomorrow to bring you all the updates from a couple of Premier League games, the consequences of which will be felt a little lower down the table than they were tonight.
It's the jostling for potential European places as Brighton host Chelsea before Manchester United take on Newcastle. See you tomorrow!
22:25 BST - After all that, here's how the top of the Premier League table looks. City are in the driving seat for the title, and Spurs have now officially lost out on fourth spot.
22:21 BST - Stefan Ortega came on as an injury replacement for Ederson in the second half after the Brazilian suffered a head knock in a collision when going for the ball. Ortega went on to make three crucial saves, including one when Son broke free and threatened to cancel City's one-goal lead at the time.
"Today he made the difference," Rodri said of Ortega. "People talk about him but today the team needed two goals and Stefan was just simply incredible.
"We were 1-0 up, if they draw we were out, so, outstanding three saves. I have no words."
22:18 BST - Rodri said the victory has given City the chance to "fight" for the title.
"It's unbelievable," he told Sky Sports. "For us, giving us the chance to fight again in the last game.
"We know there is still one more game.
"It showed the character of the team. Of course it wasn't our best performance, but we came here to win - that's what we do."
22:11 BST - Here's the goal sequence that led to Haaland's all-important opener.
22:03 BST - While many headlines will say that City have done the job, there is still the matter of a home game against West Ham to come. Here are the fixtures for the final day of the Premier League on Sunday:
21:58 BST - FULL-TIME: There's the final whistle, and it confirms that Manchester City will go into the final day of the Premier League as the league leaders.
Tottenham played better in the second half than they did in the first, but Erling Haaland's two goals - one tap-in and one penalty - have given Pep Guardiola's side a 2-0 win tonight and the advantage of having their destiny in their own hands on Sunday. Here's our full report of the game.
21:48 BST - GOAL! Haaland has put City 2-0 up. That will be that for this game, and that is a monumental goal in the Premier League title race.
21:47 BST - PENALTY! This could be it for City here. Foden puts in a brilliant pass to Doku who goes past Porro, and Porro leaves a leg trailing as Doku wins a penalty for his side. Haaland has stepped up.
21:31 BST - Rangers have kept the Scottish Premiership title race alive for another few days by turning around their 2-1 deficit at half-time to beat Dundee 5-2.
21:19 BST - There's been a big collision between Romero and Ederson, and Ederson has stayed down and is receiving treatment from the doctors. Romero, who immediately showed concern for his opponent, hit Ederson unintentionally with his hip and has been shown a yellow card for being reckless. Ederson will play on.
21:08 BST - GOAL! Man City are ahead and it's that man Erling Haaland who scores it, although he'll scarcely score one from closer for the rest of his professional career.
Kevin De Bruyne makes a superb run to take possession down the right of the area, and then send the ball skidding across the goal where Haaland gratefully taps in after the ball has beaten the keeper. Tottenham 0-0 Manchester City.
20:52 BST - Here's what the stats tell us about the first half in north London.
20:46 BST - HALF-TIME: There's the whistle from the referee to indicate that we have reached the halfway mark here at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. It's Spurs 0-0 Man City, which means that as things stand, Arsenal are top of the Premier League table.
20:23 BST - Meanwhile, Rangers are 2-1 down against Dundee at half-time. If things don't improve for them, Celtic will be crowned Scottish Premiership champions this evening.
20:17 BST - There's been a few half-chances so far, but the best of the lot has just fallen to Phil Foden, who is the recepient of an awful attempted clearance from Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg. However, Guglielmo Vicario comes to the rescue with a brilliant save to keep things 0-0.
20:00 BST - We are underway at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for one of the most keenly-anticipated matches of this Premier League season. Can City take one giant step towards the title, or will Spurs throw one more curveball for this thrilling title race?
19:45 BST - A reminder of how it all played out the last time these two teams faced off in the Premier League, in Manchester in December.
19:30 BST - A few words from both camps ahead of tonight's game.
"There's a lot on the line," Kyle Walker told Sky Sports. "We've always had tough games here and it's going to be another tough game tonight. We just need to treat this game as a final, which it is."
19:11 BST - That all means that this is how the teams will line-up at kick-off in just under an hour's time:
19:07 BST - Ange Postecoglou has made three changes to the side that was forced to come from behind to beat Burnley 2-1 over the weekend. Rodrigo Bentancur, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Radu Dragusin come into the side at the expense of Yves Bissouma, who is injured, and Oliver Skipp and Dejan Kulusevski who will start the game from the bench.
19:02 BST - Manchester City have made just one change to the team that beat Fulham 4-0 on Saturday, with Kyle Walker coming into the side to replace Nathan Ake who drops the bench. Walker will captain the side and lines up in the same defensive line as Josko Gvardiol, who scored twice at Craven Cottage.
18:45 BST - We'll have the team news for City's clash with Spurs shortly, but to tide you over here is the team news for Rangers' fixture against Dundee. If Rangers don't win, the Scottish Premiership title race will be over and Celtic will be crowned champions.
16:24 BST - The Premier League action rolls on throughout the week, but the penultimate full weekend of games is now over which means it's time for our Team of the Week and Player of the Week! Click the links to read more on both of those.
12:03 BST - Regardless of City's result tonight, the Premier League title will be decided on the final day.
That scenario doesn't come around every year, so Flashscore took a look at the handful of occasions where it did happen - and all the drama that came with it.
09:05 BST - Good morning and welcome back to the Football Tracker! It's the big one tonight - Manchester City's game in hand against Tottenham, which will have a mammoth impact on the title race.
A win for City puts them in the driving seat going into the final day but any dropped points and it goes back to Arsenal's hands. The Gunners need a huge favour from their greatest rivals!
Monday, May 13th
22:55 BST - Over to Tottenham then! Join us tomorrow evening for a pivotal match in the title race and top-four chase. Good night!
22:46 BST - A clearly very pleased Unai Emery was adamant he won't be paying too much attention to Tottenham's match against Manchester City tomorrow evening.
"We are very proud of the season," the Aston Villa boss told Sky Sports.
"It is not enough at the moment to get fourth. We are going to prepare for the match on Sunday against Crystal Palace. Even after we scored the two goals we had chances.
"We are celebrating the season here with our supporters in Villa Park. We are only thinking of us. We will prepare for our match on Sunday, everything is in our hands."
22:38 BST - After his final Premier League away game with Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp was left to lament his side's gifted chances.
"Before we changed, we gave them too many chances," Klopp told Sky Sports.
"It was very intense for the boys. They created too much. They were too often in our box and we made the changes. Then we made a mistake. It happens but in that moment, it opens the door.
"They scored an equaliser and I don't even know how. The character from the boys tonight was outstanding in our situation. We wanted to win the game. In the moment, when we gave away the 3-2, that was really tricky."
22:33 BST - Aston Villa's Emi Martinez scored his third own goal in the Premier League, the most ever scored by a goalkeeper in the competition's history.
He'll be delighted to hear that, no doubt.
22:26 BST - Aston Villa captain John McGinn says his teammates "will have Man City tops on tomorrow."
"It's a brilliant effort towards the end," McGinn told Sky Sports.
"We got a bit of luck. It's been a tough few weeks with lads coming back and playing through the pain barrier. This place got us going.
"Big Jhon is a bit nuts at times, he's a nightmare to play against. I don't think it's been difficult for us as players.
"We'll have our Man City tops on tomorrow."
22:20 BST - That result means Spurs now have to beat Manchester City to remain in with a chance of reaching the Champions League next season.
22:18 BST - Talk about a super sub performance from Jhon Duran, who scored two vital goals in his 12 minutes on the pitch.
22:02 BST - FULL-TIME! A cracking game at Villa Park ends all square!
Read our report from the match here.
21:53 BST - Nine minutes of added time.
21:51 BST - GOAL! Another goal for Aston Villa from nowhere!
It's Jhon Duran again, who somehow sees the ball bounce off his knee before perfectly looping over Alisson. It's 3-3!
21:48 BST - GOAL! A glimmer of hope for Aston Villa as Alexis Mac Allister loses the ball on the edge of the box, allowing Jhon Duran to curl the ball into the bottom corner. It's now 3-2 to Liverpool.
21:16 BST - NO GOAL! VAR rules the goal out.
21:15 BST - GOAL! Another one goes in, this time for the home side through Ollie Watkins, but it may be ruled out for offside...
21:12 BST - GOAL! Barely two minutes into the second half and Liverpool find their third through a towering header from Jarell Quansah.
It's 3-1 to Liverpool. Villa's Champions League party may have to be put on hold.
20:52 BST - HALF-TIME: That's the end of a thoroughly entertaining first half at Villa Park.
20:26 BST - GOAL! The goal stands! It's 2-1 to the Reds after the lines were drawn on the telly.
20:24 BST - We have our third goal of the evening and it's Liverpool who are back in front through Cody Gakpo - although it looks like this one may be ruled out for offside by VAR...
20:13 BST - GOAL! Aston Villa respond!
Ollie Watkins works the ball to the byline before cutting back to a returning Youri Tielemans, who rifles home the equaliser. It's 1-1.
20:03 BST - GOAL! Not the best start for Aston Villa or keeper Emi Martinez, who makes a complete hash of a deflected cross and spills into his own net.
It's 1-0 to Liverpool.
20:00 BST - We are underway between Aston Villa and Liverpool!
19:55 BST - Tom Hanks is in attendance for tonight's clash at Villa Park.
Will it be a Big win for the home side? Or will their hopes of winning be Castaway?
He'll no doubt be hoping the ball hits the back of the net tonight, rather than The Post...
OK, stopping now, sorry.
19:12 BST - The starting line-ups are in for Liverpool's trip to Aston Villa.
Follow live commentary here from 20:00 BST - or stick with us in the Tracker for live updates!
18:47 BST - For Liverpool, manager Jurgen Klopp is one yellow card away from a touchline ban... which would be a bit of a dampener for his final game in charge of the club at Anfield next weekend.
18:45 BST - Unai Emery’s side might've already wrapped up a top-four finish if it weren’t for losing 1-0 to Brighton in their last league outing, putting them at risk of losing back-to-back Premier League games for the first time this season.
18:42 BST - Villa are looking to put their woes from Thursday's defeat to Olympiacos behind them in their bid for a return to Europe's top tier.
18:40 BST - A win today and Aston Villa will seal their place in next season's Champions League.
Standing in their way are Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool, who have already secured their spot in third.
17:48 BST - Tuesday's Premier League clash between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City holds a unique twist in north London, with Arsenal fans finding themselves in the awkward position of cheering on their nearest rivals to lend a helping hand as Mikel Arteta's side hunt down a first Premier League title since the 2003/04 season.
Unsurprisingly, this isn't the first time a side has needed a positive result from their arch-nemesis. Here are some instances where clubs have relied on a favour from their arch-rivals to achieve glory.
11:52 BST - For just the second time in Premier League history all three promoted sides are heading back down to the Championship after a season that has exposed the growing gulf between English football's top two tiers.
Read more on the difference in quality here.
09:19 BST - Good morning and welcome back to our Football Tracker! Just the one game this evening, with Aston Villa taking on Liverpool in a bid to confirm their place in the Champions League next season - a victory will secure fourth spot for Unai Emery's side.
Sunday, May 12th
18:39 BST - Arsenal's victory at Old Trafford keeps them ahead of Manchester City by a single point with their last remaining game at home to Everton next Sunday.
City, meanwhile, play their game in hand at Tottenham on Tuesday before hosting West Ham on the final day.
View the full Premier League table here.
18:26 BST - FULL-TIME: A low-event second half sees Arsenal hold out for all three points at Old Trafford!
They return to the top of the Premier League, overtaking Manchester City by one point with an extra game played.
17:57 BST - Twenty minutes to go and Casemiro has just recorded Manchester United's first shot on target of the game.
Arsenal are looking comfortable but their lead remains narrow at 1-0.
17:19 BST - HALF-TIME: Visitors Arsenal hold a valuable lead at the pause, which is currently taking them back to the top of the Premier League.
16:51 BST - GOAL! Looking in a spot of bother, Arsenal take the lead through Leandro Trossard who taps home from in close.
16:32 BST - FULL-TIME: It's Women's FA Cup final glory for Manchester United, thrashing Tottenham 4-0 to win their first major trophy.
16:30 BST - We are underway at Old Trafford.
16:23 BST - Attention now turns to the lone Premier League game of the day as Manchester United host title-chasing Arsenal.
16:14 BST - FULL-TIME: Game over at The Hawthorns and like earlier, West Brom and Southampton draw 0-0.
It means next week's play-off semi-final second legs are finely poised.
15:23 BST - HALF-TIME: It's advantage Manchester United in the Women's FA Cup final at Wembley as they lead Tottenham 1-0.
Ella Toone firing a superb strike into the corner in stoppage time.
15:06 BST - HALF-TIME: Chances apiece for both West Brom and Southampton but we're locked at 0-0 at the break.
14:30 BST - While the Championship play-offs are underway, it's also Women's FA Cup final day with Manchester United taking on Tottenham at Wembley.
You can follow that match here.
14:17 BST - Game underway at The Hawthorns.
13:55 BST - FULL-TIME: That'll do it at Carrow Road as the first leg of their play-off semi-final ends goalless.
13:50 BST - The teams are in for West Brom's play-off first leg against Southampton:
12:48 BST - HALF-TIME: Nothing to split Norwich and Leeds so far with both teams heading into the break level.
12:32 BST - Leeds have the ball in the net after two Norwich players tangle with each other, but the linesman has his flag raised for offside.
A let-off for the hosts...
12:00 BST - Leeds get the game underway at a sun-bathed Carrow Road.
11:18 BST - Here are the teams ahead of the day's first Championship play-off semi-final between Norwich and Leeds:
10:00 BST - Good morning and welcome back to the Football Tracker!
Another day of great football awaits with Arsenal travelling to Manchester United looking to retake top spot after Manchester City's victory yesterday.
But before that, the Championship play-offs have arrived starting with a midday clash between Norwich and Leeds while West Brom host Southampton later on.
Saturday, May 11th
22:37 BST - That's all for today! Join us again tomorrow as Manchester United v Arsenal headlines the day's action.
21:43 BST - FULL-TIME: MK Dons 1-5 Crawley Town (1-8 on aggregate). The Sussex side will face Crewe at Wembley.
20:37 BST - HALF-TIME: MK Dons 1-2 Crawley Town (1-5 on aggregate).
20:31 BST - GOAL! MK Dons have one back, 2-1.
20:16 BST - GOAL! Crawley have doubled their lead on the night. Danilo Orsi-Dadomo, 2-0.
19:53 BST - Crawley have taken the lead over MK Dons tonight, through an early Jay Williams effort (1-0). It puts the Sussex side 4-0 up on aggregate.
19:41 BST - The final match we'll be providing updates on today will soon get underway, as MK Dons play the role of hosts to Crawley Town in the League Two promotion play-off semi-finals. Scroll down for team news.
Click here to follow that match live.
19:30 BST - FULL-TIME: Nottingham Forest 2-3 Chelsea. A big result for the Blues, but it's perhaps an even bigger result for Luton. That said, the Hatters would need to swing a 12-goal differential to stay up now! Read our match report here.
19:14 BST - GOAL! Wow! Ten minutes ago Forest were elated, but now Chelsea now lead! Nicolas Jackson makes it 3-2.
19:12 BST - GOAL! Chelsea have equalised! This match is really keeping us on our toes. Raheem Sterling gets the Londoners back on level terms! 2-2.
19:06 BST - GOAL! Unreal scenes at the City Ground as Forest take the lead! Callum Hudson-Odoi with a lovely strike, 2-1. Look away, Luton fans!
18:53 BST - The team news for tonight's League Two play-off match is now available. Check it out below:
18:38 BST - And we are back underway at the City Ground, where it remains 1-1.
18:21 BST - HALF-TIME: Nottingham Forest 1-1 Chelsea. So far, so good for the hosts...
17:46 BST - GOAL! Quite possibly a huge moment for Forest as they equalise against Chelsea! Willy Boly gets his side back on track, 1-1.
17:38 BST - GOAL! It's not an ideal start for Forest as Chelsea take the lead! Mykhailo Mudryk with the goods, 1-0.
17:30 BST - We are underway at the City Ground. Can Forest get some kind of result to ensure their safety?
17:13 BST - Luton's relegation could be confirmed this evening if Nottingham Forest get a win or draw against Chelsea in the 17:30 kick-off. Here's how the two teams line up:
17:03 BST - FULL-TIME: Time is up at the Vitality Stadium, where we looked set to finish goalless before three late goals delivered a 2-1 win for Brentford at Bournemouth. Read our report here.
17:00 BST - FULL-TIME: Newcastle's game against Brighton has ended in a 1-1 draw at St James' Park. Read our report here.
16:59 BST - FULL-TIME: Crystal Palace have beaten Wolves 3-1 at Molineux. An emphatic win for the Eagles, who are in fine form at the end of the season. Read our report here.
16:59 BST - FULL-TIME: It's all over at Goodison Park, where Everton have beaten Sheffield United 1-0. Read our report here.
16:59 BST - FULL-TIME: The referee has blown his whistle at the London Stadium, bringing down the curtain on a 3-1 win for West Ham that puts Luton on the brink of relegation. Read our report here.
16:58 BST - FULL-TIME: There's the final whistle at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium where Spurs have beaten Burnley 2-1, which confirms Burnley's relegation from the Premier League at the end of the season. Read our report here.
16:53 BST - GOAL! Yoane Wissa may have given the visitors a late win - it's now 2-1 to Brentford at Bournemouth.
16:50 BST - GOAL! Goals are like buses at the Vitality Stadium - Dominic Solanke has already brought Bournemouth level with Brentford.
16:47 BST - GOAL! Bryan Mbeumo has given Brentford the late lead at Bournemouth - 1-0 to the visitors.
16:43 BST - GOAL! Micky van de Ven has made it 2-1 to Tottenham, and Burnley now need two goals to prolong their stay in the Premier League.
16:39 BST - GOAL! Luton are now 3-1 down after a goal from West Ham's Mohammed Kudus.
16:34 BST - GOAL! That didn't last long for Wolves. Eberechi Eze has reinstated Crystal Palace's two-goal lead by making it 3-1.
16:28 BST - GOAL! Matheus Cunha has pulled one back for Wolves, who are now 2-1 down against Crystal Palace after conceding two early goals.
16:28 BST - GOAL! Tomas Soucek has put West Ham 2-1 ahead against Luton at the London Stadium.
16:17 BST - GOAL! Look away, Luton fans. James Ward-Prowse has pulled West Ham level at the London Stadium.
15:53 BST - HALF-TIME: Sean Longstaff's goal a few moments ago means Newcastle and Brighton head into the dressing rooms at 1-1 at half-time.
15:52 BST - HALF-TIME: That's the end of the first half at Molineux, where Crystal Palace are 2-0 ahead after a quickfire double from Michael Olise and Jean-Philippe Mateta.
15:52 BST - HALF-TIME: The players are heading to the tunnel at the London Stadium. Luton have scored an important goal that has them leading West Ham 1-0.
15:52 BST - GOAL! Sean Longstaff has pulled Newcastle level with Brighton at 1-1.
15:51 BST - HALF-TIME: It's half-time at the Vitality Stadium where we are yet to see a goal. Bournemouth 0-0 Brentford.
15:50 BST - HALF-TIME: There's the half-time whistle at Goodison Park where Everton are 1-0 ahead against Sheffield United.
15:49 BST - HALF-TIME: The referee has blown for half-time at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where Pedro Porro's goal has brought the home side level with Burnley.
15:36 BST - GOAL! Tottenham's Pedro Porro has made it 1-1 after Burnley's early goal.
15:33 BST - GOAL! Abdoulaye Doucoure puts Everton 1-0 ahead against Sheffield United.
15:30 BST - GOAL! Jean-Philippe Mateta has made it 2-0 to Palace! What a start from the visitors.
15:28 BST - GOAL! Michael Olise has put Crystal Palace 1-0 up against Wolves.
15:27 BST - GOAL! Burnley are ahead at Tottenham! Jacob Bruun Larsen the man to score an incredibly crucial goal. As things stand, Burnley are just a point behind Forest. However, Luton have scored as well so things are getting tight at the bottom of the table.
15:18 BST - GOAL! Joel Veltman has put Brighton 1-0 ahead against Newcastle.
15:06 BST - GOAL! Luton are ahead! Albert Sambi Lokonga is credited with the goal that gives Hatters fans huge hope early on.
15:00 BST - Here we go, we've kicked off in six Premier League fixtures across the country. There's a lot riding on the next 90 minutes - can Burnley and Luton put pressure on Nottingham Forest ahead of their game against Chelsea later?
14:28 BST - FULL-TIME: It's all over in London, where Man City have beaten Fulham 4-0 to go top of the Premier League table. Arsenal will need to beat Manchester United tomorrow if they want to retake top spot. Read our report here.
14:27 BST - FULL-TIME: There's the final whistle in Glasgow, and Celtic have taken a huge stride towards the Scottish Premiership title with a 2-1 win today. Here's our full report.
14:25 BST - GOAL! Julian Alvarez has scored a late penalty to make it 4-0 to City at Fulham.
14:22 BST - Wolves face Crystal Palace in the final 15:00 kick-off this afternoon:
14:20 BST - West Ham face Luton, and the Hatters would be all but relegated if they lose today:
14:17 BST - Tottenham face Burnley looking to put pressure on Aston Villa, while the visitors will be relegated if they lose.
14:15 BST - Newcastle face Brighton with a top-five finish still within their grasp. Here's the team news from St James' Park:
14:12 BST - Here's how we look for Brentford's trip to Bournemouth:
14:09 BST - Everton, whose safety is guaranteed, face Sheffield United, whose relegation has been confirmed. Here's how they line up for their 15:00 kick-off.
14:01 BST - GOAL! Josko Gvardiol's second of the game makes it 3-0 to City, who now almost certainly will go top of the Premier League for just over 24 hours at least.
13:50 BST - GOAL! Phil Foden has scored his 25th goal of the season to put City 2-0 ahead at Fulham.
13:32 BST - Some news coming out of Italy...
According to information obtained by Flashscore in Italy (Diretta), Juventus are set to miss out on the potential hiring of Bologna coach Thiago Motta. The president of PSG, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, is believed to be unconvinced by Luis Enrique's performance and is ready to sack him and replace him with Motta. Read the full story here.
13:20 BST HALF-TIME: We have reached the break after a frantic few moments in Glasgow, with all three goals scored in a five-minute window. Celtic lead Rangers 2-1 at half-time, and John Lundstram's late red card has made Rangers' task even tougher in the second half.
13:19 BST HALF-TIME: There's the half-time whistle in London, where Josko Gvardiol's early goal has given City a 1-0 lead over Fulham.
13:18 BST - RED CARD! John Lundstram has been sent off after a hefty tackle. Having already scored an own goal, it's been an afternoon to forget for him.
13:10 BST - GOAL! What is going on?! Rangers have claimed one back through Cyriel Dessers - game on! Celtic lead 2-1.
13:08 BST - GOAL! Disaster for Ranger as Celtic go 2-0 up in the blink of an eye. To make matters worse it's an own goal from John Lundstram.
13:06 BST - GOAL! Some good link-up play between Matt O'Riley and Callum McGregor sees O'Riley rifle the ball home and give Celtic a 1-0 lead.
12:44 BST - GOAL! Man City have the lead and it's all down to a fine finish from Josko Gvardiol. Advantage City in the title race as things stand.
12:30 BST - We are underway in London and Glasgow. Fulham have a chance to upset the apple cart when it comes to the Premier League title race, while Celtic have an opportunity to effectively end the race for the Scottish Premiership if they win this afternoon. Stay with us for all the updates.
12:09 BST - Here's how the two teams line up for the big derby between Celtic and Rangers:
11:47 BST - Man City and Fulham have each made one change for their fixture, with Ruben Dias coming in for Kyle Walker for City and Bobby De Cordova-Reid replacing Sasa Lukic for Fulham.
09:47 BST - In the EFL, MK Dons play Crawley in the League Two play-offs later tonight, with Crawley 3-0 ahead on aggregate after the first leg.
08:58 BST - We also have the highly-anticipated derby between Rangers and Celtic at 12:30, in which Rangers likely need an away win in order to keep their title hopes alive. The sides will meet again in the first Old Firm Scottish Cup final for 22 years on May 25th, meaning both can finish the season on a high.
Rangers are potentially four games away from a first domestic treble since 2003 after winning the League Cup earlier this season, while Celtic are tipped for a league and cup double.
08:13 BST - Good morning and welcome along for another weekend of Premier League action. Man City travel to Fulham in the early kick-off, where Pep Guardiola's side will be looking to go ahead of Arsenal ahead of the Gunners' game against Manchester United on Sunday.
