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The curtain has come down on the closest title race the English Premier League has seen in nearly a decade and while this weekend will have certainly left fans reeling at the thought of the gaping hole during that slot on a Saturday or Sunday that the beautiful game once filled

Tottenham Hotspur need only avoid a final-day calamity to ensure a top-four finish in the 2018/19 Premier League, with the season wrapping up with Round 38 on Sunday 12 May 2019.

Tottenham Hotspur will be looking to secure a top-four finish in the 2018/19 Premier League season when the penultimate round of matches is played this coming weekend.

Manchester United will take on Chelsea in an English Premier League game at the Old Trafford Stadium on Sunday.
 

Liverpool FC will face off with Chelsea FC in an English Premier League game at the Anfield Stadium on Sunday.

This weekend in the EPL sees a reduced fixture list due to four top-flight clubs’ participation in the FA Cup semi-finals, with only six matches scheduled, starting with the Liverpools trip to St Marys on Friday night.

Since it was born out of the dying days of the English First Division, the Premier League has gone on to be the top football league in the world. Since 1992 however, the EPL era has only seen a handful of winners. We take a look at the teams who’ve been skilled enough to lift the trophy.
 

With Super Sunday set to steal the limelight in the EPL this weekend there are a handful of fixtures on Saturday now fuelled with added significance following a midweek feast that served up some real treats and serious shocks.
 

Following another blockbuster weekend in the FA Cup, there is a swift return to Premier League action with a full compliment of fixtures lined up on Tuesday and Wednesday for football fans across the globe to enjoy.