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After a weekend off for the FA Cup and European action in midweek, it's time for the Premier League to take centre stage once again this weekend

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Burnley vs Brentford

Burnley are in a tough spot, there's no getting away from that, but a last-gasp equaliser away to Chelsea is certainly something to build on back at Turf Moor.

Brentford are going well in the league, with European dreams still alive and kicking, but they faltered last weekend at the hands of Brighton.

Can the Clarets start the fightback and give themselves a fighting chance of staying in the division? Let's see.

Liverpool vs West Ham

It's been a shaky season for Liverpool but, that chaotic Manchester City defeat aside, they're on a decent run across all competitions.

West Ham United are their opponents in this 3pm kick-off, who've managed to pose the likes of Manchester United and Chelsea problems in recent weeks.

Nuno Espirito Santo's side could pull themselves out of the relegation zone with a win here, but they're going to have to be on top form.

Fulham vs Tottenham Hotspur

Igor Tudor has work to do if he's to win round Tottenham Hotspur fans, following a sour 4-1 defeat against Arsenal in his first game in charge.

There's little travelling involved for the new man in his first away game, just a short hop across London to Craven Cottage on the menu.

The Cottagers have three losses from their last four league games, but their last outing saw them come out 3-1 victors over Sunderland, so Marco Silva will be hoping to keep that up.

Manchester United vs Crystal Palace

Things are looking up at Manchester United as they look to solidify their top-four spot under Michael Carrick, with Crystal Palace the challengers this week.

Benjamin Sesko has been the star man for the Red Devils of late, but he's remarkably yet to start under the new United boss.

With three goals in his last four appearances from the bench, however, could the Eagles be the first side to see the towering Slovenian from the first whistle under Carrick?