The Premier League is winding up, with VIP tickets still available for this weekend's action.
If you're happy from your sofa, our Premier League how-to-watch TV guide is our one-stop shop for all the channels this weekend… but wouldn't you rather be there in a nice seat?
Below are all the last-minute ticket deals you need for this weekend's biggest games, and sign up to FourFourTwo's …And It's LIVE! newsletter now to find out how to watch your team.
Liverpool vs Chelsea
It's not been the season that either Liverpool or Chelsea imagined.
The Premier League champions can't finish any higher than fourth, and the world champions might well slip into the bottom half of the table – but the Reds vs the Blues is still always a clash worth watching.
A Saturday lunchtime slot in the sun and two teams who struggle to defend… it could be quite the spectacle.
Fulham vs Bournemouth
Last week, Fulham were looking to spoil the Gunners' party and grab a shock result to tip the title race towards Manchester.
This weekend, Marco Silva's mighty Whites are hoping to party-poop once more, as Europe-chasing Bournemouth prepare to end Andoni Iraola's reign by clinching the impossible dream and bringing midweek nights under the lights to the south coast next term.
The Cottagers themselves could well clinch a spot among the continental elite: so there's plenty of incentive in this one.
Crystal Palace vs Everton
Crystal Palace have had one eye on Europe all season: Everton are starting to cast one eye to Europe next term.
You're running out of time to catch Oliver Glasner's Eagles, with the Austrian leaving at the end of the season – while David Moyes' renaissance is only just beginning in the opposite dugout: if Monday night's anything to go by, this one might well be a humdinger.
At the very least, this might well have the highest percentage of xFB – expected Future Barclaysman – of any Premier League fixture this season.
Burnley vs Aston Villa
Can Aston Villa be as woeful as they were last week?
Surely not – and with Mike Jackson's relegated Burnley standing in their way this weekend, Unai Emery will be grateful for a somewhat straightforward potential three points, as the Midlanders look to secure Champions League football.
There might not be many more claret-and-blue derbies in the Prem next term…
Tottenham Hotspur vs Leeds United
Roberto De Zerbi's Tottenham Hotspur turnaround is on: Spurs are out of the bottom three and looking to secure survival.
No one imagined this would be a six-pointer at the start of the season – and certainly fewer imagined it would Leeds United who are safer than Spurs.
Can the Whites heap more misery onto the Lilywhites? The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium still hasn't seen a win in 2026…
