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Fulham vs Aston Villa

Fulham and Aston Villa meet with European qualification still in sight for both sides.

Unai Emery’s side are firmly in the Champions League race, while Fulham are trying to stay in the wild scramble for the Europa League and Conference League places.

Fulham’s goalless draw at Brentford felt like an untimely setback at the wrong time, then Villa come into this game confident of their position but aware that a bad run of form at this stage of the season could end up being disastrous.

Wolves vs Tottenham

Wolves may already be down, but they can still have a decisive say on who they drag into the Championship with them.

Tottenham are, incredibly, in the bottom three with five games left and have next to no margin for error anymore.

Roberto De Zerbi is still chasing the win that could change the mood, and believes that survival is possible. Belief, though, is not the same as results. Spurs need the latter here.

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace will head to Anfield with momentum behind them and a European semi-final on the horizon.

Liverpool are still favourites at Anfield, but injuries have at least complicated the picture slightly.

Still, Arne Slot's side have had their Champions League hopes significantly boosted by Chelsea's recent dismal form. Now they need just a few more wins to ensure they stay in that top five.

Manchester United vs Brentford

Michael Carrick's audition for the Manchester United job goes on at Old Trafford on Monday night.

Brentford are unlikely to be pushovers, though. Their recent form - five straight draws - suggests they are hard to beat even when they are not winning, and the riches of European qualification would be a huge filip for the West London side.

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