As the Premier League approaches its business end, the title race is beginning to slim down, and the relegation battle is starting to take real shape, with a few chairmen beginning to get very nervous at the prospect of losing out on the money-spinning Premier League life. This weekend sees a number of key matches at both these opposing ends. Liverpool are hosting leaders Arsenal, while Everton must travel to North London to face Tottenham. With only eight points separating the bottom 11 teams, and five points between tenth place Aston Villa and the bottom three, there are four clashes this weekend that could be described as the dreaded 'six-pointer.' Points are becoming ever-more hard fought, with European places up for grabs, and players looking to impress their international managers for the upcoming World Cup in Brazil. Where will the points be going this weekend? Can Norwich capitalise on Man City's possibly dented confidence? Can Rene Meulensteen pile on the misery for his old club? Here is what we think, but don't hesitate to hit back with your own views.
I am from Bangor, aged 24, and possess an MA in Journalism from The University Of Ulster. I have had work published in the Belfast Telegraph and interviewed several local footballers and Olympic athletes. I also run my own sports blog, 'Sporting Thought' in addition to contributing to What Culture.
