Get to a Premier League game this weekend! Secure your seat now with last-minute deals still available for title decider and Merseyside derby

Massive it is. This could be the most pivotal weekend yet in the race for the Premier League title, European qualification, and the relegation battle.

You can use our Premier League how-to-watch TV guide for everything you need to know in order to watch the weekend's action from the sofa, but keep scrolling if you want to be there in person, as it happens.

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Manchester City vs Arsenal

The biggest game of the Premier League weekend - at least, for those interested in the top end of the table - comes at the Etihad Stadium.

Manchester City can throw the title race wide open against leaders Arsenal, who are having a wobble at exactly the wrong time.

With City holding a game in hand, the stakes are clear. Win, and City turn this into a proper sprint finish. Avoid defeat, and Arsenal take a huge step towards finally getting the job done.

Everton vs Liverpool

The Hill Dickinson Stadium will host its first Merseyside derby, and there is more than just local rivalry on the line in this one.

Everton are pushing hard for Europe and have built real momentum recently while Liverpool come in needing a lift after their elimination from the Champions League.

The hosts will see an opportunity; for Liverpool, it is a test of nerve. It could be a belter, so don't miss out on a ticket if you can get there.

Tottenham vs Brighton

Tottenham could be heading for disaster - and Brighton arrive in north London looking perfectly placed to deepen the crisis.

Spurs are stuck in the bottom three and running out of time to stop the slide, while Brighton have hit form at exactly the right moment in the race for Europe

That only brightens the spotlight on Roberto De Zerbi too, with the Tottenham boss facing his former club.

Aston Villa vs Sunderland

After a poor run of recent form, Aston Villa need to build on four points from their past two Premier League games to make sure a very promising season does not end on the worst possible note.

Villa are in fourth place and should have enough to secure Champions League qualification with their seven-point advantage over sixth-placed Chelsea, but nothing can be taken for granted.

Especially not against Sunderland, who have shown enough this season to make this far from routine, and are close enough to the European picture to believe there could be more in this season yet.

Crystal Palace vs West Ham

Crystal Palace and West Ham meet at Selhurst Park with both sides carrying momentum.

West Ham have given themselves fresh life at the bottom and suddenly look like a side with belief again after their 4-0 rout over Wolves. They're not out of the woods yet by any means with just two points keeping them from the drop zone, but a win here would go a very long way.

Palace are meanwhile looking to end and up-and-down season on a high after last weekend’s dramatic turnaround against Newcastle.