Liverpool will be looking to secure at least a top-five finish when they close out the Premier League season with a trip to St Mary's to take on already-relegated Southampton on Sunday, May 28.
 

Manchester United will look to stay in control of their own destiny when they make the long journey to the south coast to take on Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday, May 20.
 

Arsenal will look to stay in touch with the Premier League leaders when they welcome Brighton to the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, May 14.
 

Manchester United will attempt to cement their place in the top four when they travel to the capital to take on West Ham at the London Stadium in the late Premier League kick-off on Sunday, May 7.
 

Manchester City look will to capitalise on Arsenal's recent slip-ups in the Premier League as the title race comes to a head at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday, April 26.
 

Nottingham Forest will attempt to spring another upset against Liverpool when they square off in a Premier League encounter an Anfield on Saturday, April 22.
 

Manchester United will be looking to defend an unbeaten record against Nottingham Forest in the Premier League dating back to 1995 when they meet at the City Ground on Sunday, April 16.
 

Manchester United will target a return to winning ways in the Premier League when they welcome Everton to Old Trafford on Saturday, April 8 in the lunch-time kick-off.
 

Arsenal have a chance to go eight points clear at the Premier League summit when they host Crystal Palace in a London derby at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, March 19.
 

Arsenal will be looking to make it three Premier League wins on the spin when they host Bournemouth at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, March 4.