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GWT: EPL - Matchweek 34 (ft. MW 28)

bluesfan94

bluesfan94

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Fun week of matches. We have a couple London derbies, the biggest being a suddenly out-of-form Arsenal traveling to the Bridge to play a perpetually out-of-form Chelsea. The other London derby could be a relegation six pointer, with Palace hosting West Ham, although Palace has likely done enough to be safe. Meanwhile, the race for Europe features United hosting red hot Aston Villa, who will look to go two points back of the Red Devils, albeit with three more games played. At the same time, in what is looking to be a decider between Conference League and Europa (or even Conference League and nothing), Liverpool hosts Tottenham, while Brighton will host Wolves, needing a win to stay in the conversation. On Monday, we get another relegation six pointer, with Everton traveling to the King Power Stadium.

In the midweek, we get, again, a great battle for potential European spots, as United travels to the south coast to take on the Seagulls, with Liverpool and City facing off against London teams looking to play spoiler.

Crystal PalaceWest Ham UnitedSat., Apr. 29, 6:30 AMSelhurst Park
Brighton & Hove AlbionWolverhampton WanderersSat., Apr. 29, 9:00 AMThe AmEx
BrentfordNottingham ForestSat., Apr. 29, 9:00 AMGtech Community Stadium
Manchester UnitedAston VillaSun., Apr. 30, 8:00 AMOld Trafford
FulhamManchester CitySun., Apr. 30, 8:00 AMCraven Cottage
BournemouthLeeds UnitedSun., Apr. 30, 8:00 AMVitality Stadium
Newcastle UnitedSouthamptonSun., Apr. 30, 8:00 AMSt. James's Park
LiverpoolTottenham HotspurSun., Apr. 30, 10:30 AMAnfield
Leicester CityEvertonMon., May 1, 2:00 PMKing Power Stadium
ArsenalChelseaTue., May 2, 2:00 PMThe Emirates
LiverpoolFulhamWed., May 3, 2:00 PMAnfield
Manchester CityWest Ham UnitedWed., May 3, 2:00 PMThe Etihad
Brighton & Hove AlbionManchester UnitedThu., May 4, 2:00 PMThe AmEx
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S E P H

S E P H

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I really want to watch Arsenal's match, but the past four games have just killed all my interest and desire and if the game is on Peacock, I have zero appetite to look for streams.
Blender said:
Chelsea going to get clown pounded by Arsenal. Dark days.
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Lol, knowing Arsenal this will be Lampard's first win of the season that will cause a superb winning streak to the end of the season and he will be classified as a hero which will make him a top 3 shortlist for permanent manager.
 
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Blender said:
Chelsea going to get clown pounded by Arsenal. Dark days.
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It’s the first game I’ll watch the full 90 of in a while.

I expect another loss but it’s an opportunity for me to

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JPBolts

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bluesfan94 said:
They've been rocketing up the table. Helps that they've played more games that 'Pool/Spurs/Brighton, but even still, very impressive last few games, albeit mostly against bottom half sides
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funnily enough, those are our last 3 fixtures of the season in order.
 
bluesfan94

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JPBolts said:
funnily enough, those are our last 3 fixtures of the season in order.
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That'll be a helluva finish. I think the top 7 will all get into Europe this season, and I'm hoping the top 7 is:
1. Arsenal
2. City
3. Newcastle
4. Brighton/Villa
5. Villa/Brighton
6. United
7. Brentford

It would take multiple miracles but it would be so fun
 
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