Show Notes
The Premier League title race sparked back into life at the weekend as Man City claimed a dramatic win at Anfield, their first league double over Liverpool since 1937.
With the chance to close the gap to three points before Arsenal’s trip to Brentford, this midweek matchday could be of great importance come the end of the season.
The drama continues at the bottom of the table after West Ham claimed their third win in four matches but welcome the in-form Man United to the London Stadium on Tuesday night, with one fan in particular hoping they claim a fifth successive win…
Kevin Hatchard is joined by Mark O’Haire and Mark Stinchcombe to preview all 10 matches, with angles as big as 19/1!
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0:00-5:59 Brentford v Arsenal
6:00-9:36 West Ham v Man United
9:37-13:56 Chelsea v Leeds
13:57-15:30 Man City v Fulham
15:31-18:03 Sunderland v Liverpool
18:04-24:17 Crystal Palace v Burnley
24:18-25:19 Nottingham Forest v Wolves
25:20-29:48 Tottenham v Newcastle
29:49-36:04 Aston Villa v Brighton
36:05-39:21 Everton v Bournemouth
39:22-40:27 Podcast treble
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