Another action-packed weekend of Premier League football has been and gone, but there’s more drama to come this week.
We were treated to 36 goals across the top flight as both Arsenal and Manchester City were victorious in their bids for title glory.
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Manchester United and Liverpool remain firmly in the top four battle whilst rivals Aston Villa dropped more points.
In the relegation battle, all of Leeds United, Tottenham Hotspur, Nottingham Forest, West Ham United and Burnley suffered defeat.
We are just a couple of months away from the end of the season, so the fixtures are set to come thick and fast.
There will be no rest for them this week as fans prepare for another full schedule to kick off the new month.
What are this week’s Premier League fixtures?
Tuesday, March 3:
- Bournemouth vs Brentford – 7:30pm
- Everton vs Burnley – 7:30pm
- Leeds United vs Sunderland – 7:30pm
- Wolves vs Liverpool – 8:15pm
Wednesday, March 4:
- Aston Villa vs Chelsea – 7:30pm
- Brighton vs Arsenal – 7:30pm
- Fulham vs West Ham United – 7:30pm
- Manchester City vs Nottingham Forest – 7:30pm
- Newcastle United vs Manchester United – 8:15pm
Thursday, March 5:
- Tottenham Hotspur vs Crystal Palace – 8pm
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Where to watch and how to follow
All ten Premier League matches will be broadcast live on TNT Sports.
talkSPORT does not have any dedicated live commentaries this week.
However, you can still follow all of the action and get live updates on the goals as they go in by listening to our Kick Off show.
Adrian Durham will be your host on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Download and listen to all our live commentaries via the talkSPORT app here.
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What’s at stake in the Premier League?
Leeds have one win in their last six and must beat Sunderland to avoid being dragged further into the relegation battle.
Liverpool could rise into third with a win over Wolves, although Villa and United will play just 24 hours later.
Leaders Arsenal and chasers City will be in action at the same time on Wednesday night, with five points currently separating the two.
Spurs have just two home wins from 14 so far this season but must beat Palace on Thursday to steer away from a shock relegation.
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